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The sequel to ''Unlimited'' and released [[Schedule Slip|after several delays]] around 3 years later.
After 3 years in the ''Unlimited'' world, Takeru wakes up to find that he has rewound back to the beginning of ''Unlimited''. Unable to accept the result of what happened at the end of ''Unlimited'' ({{spoiler|mass evacuation of Earth, followed by the remaining humans' last stand against the BETA}}), he strives to find a method that could give humanity victory. ''Alternative'' also includes Michiru Isumi from age's debut game ''Kimi Ga Ita Kisetsu'', which got a remake in 2011 (in which Touko Kazama and Misae Munakata also appear), and Mitsuki Hayase, Haruka Suzumiya (Akane's sister), along with Akane herself, from ''[[Kimi ga Nozomu Eien]]''. The composers from ''Muv-Luv'' return for the music, which also features contributions from [[JAM Project]], Hijiri Anze (''[[Resident Evil Code: Veronica]]''), Hikaru Nanase (''[[Zone of the Enders]]'', ''[[Chrno Crusade]]''), and Taku Iwasaki (who would later compose for ''[[Soul Eater]]'' and ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]'').
A port of the series to the Xbox 360 was announced by 5pb, co-creators of ''[[Chaos;Head]]'' and ''[[Steins;Gate]]'' with [[Nitroplus]] and was released in October 2011. ''Total Eclipse'', one of the many side stories, [http://muv-luv-te-anime.com/ will receive an anime adaptation in Summer 2012].
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{{quote|{{spoiler|'''Gen. Radhabinod''': ''We will carve into our hearts the noble deeds of those who are not permitted to reveal even their names.''}}}}
* [[Hero Secret Service]]: The true purpose of the VFA-01 Valkyries {{spoiler|was to escort the 00-Unit and her Susano'o mobile fortress into battle and protect her}}. The trope was played with {{spoiler|as Takeru (the main character) was initially among the escorts}}, but later played straight {{spoiler|when he assumed piloting duties (in tandem with Sumika and Kasumi) for the Susano'o Type-4}}.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: The original trilogy has, among others, [[Soichiro Hoshi|Kira]] [[Gundam Seed|Yamato]], [[Masayo Kurata|Rakshata]] [[Code Geass|Chawla]], [[Minami Hokuto|Akiha]] [[Melty Blood|Tohno]], [[Tetsu Inada|Lu]] [[Dynasty Warriors|Bu]], [[Yuu Asakawa|Ri]][[Fate/stay night|der]], [[Shizuka Ito|Hinagiku]] [[Hayate the Combat Butler|Katsura]], [[Kumiko Watanabe|Katejina]] [[Mobile Suit Victory Gundam|Loos]] and [[Norio Wakamoto|Charles]] [[Code Geass|zi Britannia]]. The side stories add, among others, [[Daisuke Ono|Battler]] [[Umineko no Naku Koro ni|Ushiromiya]], [[Mai Nakahara|Rena]] [[Higurashi no Naku Koro ni|Ryuugu]], [[Hitomi Nabatame|Bazett Fraga]] [[Fate/stay night|McRemitz]], [[Tomokazu Sugita|Ky]][[Suzumiya Haruhi|on]] and [[Mamiko Noto|Kotomi]] [[Clannad (visual novel)||Ichinose]]. Sumika also shares a voice with [[Ef: A Fairy Tale of the Two.|Miyako Miyamura.]]
* [[Humongous Mecha]]: The "Tactical Surface Fighters" in ''Unlimited'' and ''Alternative'' are [[Real Robot]]s. {{spoiler|The Type-2 and Type-4 Susano'o units technically are, as well, but veer close to the [[Super Robot]] borderline.}}
* {{spoiler|[[I Am a Humanitarian]]}}: {{spoiler|''The Day After'': In the aftermath of the mass G-Bombing and the sinking of Eurasia beneath the waves, Canada and France (whose has relocated to the former) went to war with the US. Hibiki's squad found that the besieged defenders they were sent to relieve had resorted to cannibalism in their desperation.}}
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