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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | One of the biggest anime makers in all of Japan. If you are thinking "Real Robot", you probably mean Sunrise's production. Between decades-spanning Gundam franchise and one-shot gems like Vision of Escaflowne and Code Geass, Sunrise has long since cemented its reputation of one of the Humongous Mecha market trend makers. Also, being a subsidiary of Bandai Entertainment (since 1994), many of its works (the ones involving Humongous Mecha, of course) end up in Super Robot Wars sooner or later. |