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* ''Synopsis'': The former is an absurdly-large conversion project for the ''[[Angel]]'' RPG that has grown into a world of its own. Characters and creatures from dozens of sources put into a blender and set to "frappe", with details mixing, colliding, and occasionally replacing each other: [[Mazinger Z]], [[Gigantor]], and [[Cutie Honey]] all run on [[Hot-Blooded|Nekettsu]] engines that generate [[Ghostbusters|Pink Slime]], The [[DC Comics|Anti-Monitor]] is the master of [[Kingdom Hearts|The Heartless]], [[Haruhi Suzumiya]] is the daughter of ''[[The Adventures of Baron Munchausen|Baron Munchausen]]'', [[Street Fighter|Akuma]] is a fragment of [[Soul Series|Soul Edge]], The [[Cthulhu Mythos|Great Old Ones]] include [[Godzilla|Bagan]] and the [[Macross Frontier|Vajra]], [[Serial Experiments Lain|The Wired]] encompasses [[Digimon|The Digital World]], [[Stargate SG-1|Jack O'Neil]] pilots The [[RahXephon]], and [[DC Comics|Amazo]], [[Marvel Comics|Ultron]], and the [[Futurama|Robot Devil]] are all the same being.
The latter is a story similar to a ''[[Super Robot Wars]]'' game (as the title suggests) based on the above universe, in a world where monster attacks and invasions have hit the earth for more than a century, and the various organizations that have arisen to deal with them have finally started sharing notes. By order of President [[Gargoyles|David Xanatos]] (you heard me), SG-1, UNIT, the [[Hellboy (comics)|B.P.R.D.]], [[Ultraman|G.U.Y.S.]], and even the [[
** I was wondering if I'd see Supernatural Taisen here. The massive crossover is extremely well handled, and makes it clear that the author knows what he's doing. If you're a fan of any of the series involved, or the super robot wars franchise (or hell, even if you're not) it's most definitely worth a read.
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