Before Evangelion, There Was...

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Twitter: / phd_pataphysics
Works mentioned:
Hades Project Zeorymer
Kaze no Matasaburou
Kamui no Ken
Genma Taisen
A Tree of Palme
Catnapped
Fantastic Children
Flying Phantom Ship
Animal Treasure Island
Katteni Kaizou
00:00 Introduction
01:16 1
05:08 2
07:06 3
10:33 4
13:29 5

[@StudioErsatz]

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[@NeostormXLMAX]

That first recommendation is interesting ive seen lots of stories where villains turn good or heros turn evil, but i wonder if there is a series where slowly as they progress that hero and villain of the story switches midway after crossing some moral event horizon

[@Ash_Wen-li]

Anno's biggest inspiration for Evangelion was Space Runaway Ideon. It was created by Tomino, the creator of Gundam and he once said in an interview it was the show he was most proud of making. Also the movie for Ideon which caps off the series is just as shocking and mindblowing as End of Evangelion in its own way

[@inisipisTV]

True, but Anno and company were also add many elements from things they love. The Evas are design and elements were inspired by Ultra-man and the God-Warrior from Nausicaa. The emblematic elements of War, Machines and Child soldiers from the original Gundam. Elements from Space Battleship Yamato, Lupin 3rd and the James Bond series. That's the fun thing about the original Gainax group. It was founded by Fans, Film nerds.

[@sboinkthelegday3892]

I always liked how Last Exile rummaged the gravesites of Galaxy Express and Dune.

[@TroySpace]

Anno and co. also had clear inspiration from the UFO series as well.

[@TrevRockOne]

Though Ideon is a huge influence, Gundam is an even bigger one. Shinji's arc is totally modelled on Amuro's.

[@troloinkto]

​@@inisipisTV The very first sketch for the Eva 01 was literally the Getter robo, Eva was truly an homage to a Lot of franchises, it's sad that most of the fandom don't know about that and think that it's about the bible or something, Even the original japanese name "Shin seiki Evangelion" was a reference to the event that changed anime, before the premiere of the first Gundam movie

[@hvassios]

Not this video coming out the exact moment i'm searching through the endless pages of MAL, looking for those precious little hidden treasures that make you glad to be alive. Thank you for the recommendations.

[@immanisaur]

Lol I feel like I’ve never heard of any of these but they’re already on my PTW.

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

MAL list largely suck. You might be better off just looking up a list of what played on Sci-Fi Channel in the ‘90s, (what Manga Entertainment put out in the ‘90s) and then just seeing what else the directors or writers of whatever you happen to like or find interesting did.

[@kirablackstar6130]

Hey hey, it's a fellow JoJo fan!​@@DIOBrando-ij2bp

[@davidbenning10]

@@DIOBrando-ij2bpThat’s a good idea for finding these anime titles.

[@kiwilord9628]

What's funny is that there's a game which has both End of Evangelion and Zeorymer fighting together. The final battle gets all kinds of weird.

[@JVision1]

Super Robot Wars MX

[@NeostormXLMAX]

Thats super smash bros for mechs even the sword fish from cowbow bebop is in it

[@supergobgoblin424]

And Tengen Toppa Guren Lagan

[@kidrobot.]

it's not funny. and there are many crossover anime games

[@slaynnyt8130]

In the early 90s in Brazil there was an open TV channel called "Rede Manchete" that aired a collection of OVAs from Japan. I actually watched Zeorymer, Genocyber, Detonator Orgun, Gall Force, MD Geist all when I was about 7 to 8 years old lmao. Still remember being slightly traumatized by the explicit stuff from Genocyber, but boy those were some good days.

Bons tempos mesmo! Tudo era novidade e parecia "proibido". Rede Manchete foi um marco na infância de milhares de brasileiros.

[@leonardotube]

Genocyber na TV aberta só nos anos 90 mesmo.

[@doomtoob]

Leaving this here to remember this comment. Any help will be appreciated 😅.

@@doomtoob Help whit what mate?

[@oscaradolfosandovalrojas6237]

I am Peruvian and I remember having watched Yu Yu Hakusho, Captain Tsubasa and the Samurai Shodown OVAs on Rede Manchete via cable TV. Great times.

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

That list of hidden gem underrated anime is pretty hilarious. Anime fandom, at least western English speaking anime fandom has like some form of collective short term memory it feels like. Like almost every one of those shows listed there in that Google search was some hugely popular thing when they came out that was very much talked about. Some of them were huge. Detroit Metal City wasn’t. But Space Dandy was. Tiger and Bunny was. Death Note was. Bleach was. Welcome to the NHK was. Attack on Titan was like the biggest anime around just a few years ago. That list is almost like it in 15 to 20 someone was like: Hey, you ever hear of this movie called Barbie, there’s some other little underrated gems...Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and Dune. It’s very weird to see this happen with anime fandom. Modern anime fandom has grown so uncurious in the last, maybe 15 years, that somehow the pre Toonami era of stuff we had in America (Tatsunoko shows, ‘80s and ‘90s movies and OVAs, that Wizard of Oz anime that felt like a World Masterpiece Theater series) that played on television has seemingly even fallen by the wayside outside of Ghibli. The main appeal of anime in American anime fandom as also shifted quite a bit from the ‘90s and early 2000s.

[@Lifesizemortal]

Western tastes have gotten somehow worse. I'm not saying most of the newest popular anime are necessarily bad, but the tastes have devolved into a lack of subtlety. Nearly every popular anime in the west is shounen action when we used to celebrate more story driven and character rich anime that didn't require violence as its main attraction.

[@thomasffrench3639]

Yeah people are unwilling to watch stuff from before Toonami was airing, and it’s pretty annoying

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

@@Lifesizemortal I don’t know exactly how true that is. Yeah, it is extremely Shōnen driven now. But the ‘80s and ‘90s OVA stuff that was popular in America in the ‘90s and into the 2000s was violent stuff, more so than the big stuff today. Part of the whole appeal of anime, beyond the cool style of them, was that they were doing things western animation largely wasn’t doing with regard to sex and violence. It’s what makes it funny when I hear about people getting made fun of in school for watching anime. It’s like, yeah, sure, if you were in middle school or high school playing with Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards you probably did made fun of, or of you wore one of those terrible looking DBZ button down shirts you might get made fun of, (even by someone that watched DBZ) but that didn’t happen with Ninja Scroll and Vampire Hunter D. Anime fandom has also shifted to TV shows. Movies almost seem like they may as well not even exist to the larger American anime fandom anymore. Where in the ‘90s movies and OVA series (that got shown on TV as if they were movies) were the big thing. I get that there are more shows than ever before, but the lack of interest in movies is just odd given they’re budgets allow for a greater degree of style than shows of the last decade. There’s such an extreme lack of interest in movies I was kind of surprised to see Makoto Shinkai pop with Your Name.

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

@@thomasffrench3639 It’s even weirder, because now we’re at this weird point where some big much talked about thing from just a few years ago feels like in can slip into this weird place of being considered obscure. Just in general we seem to be cycling through pop culture faster than ever before...I think the death of television, and how modern television is programmed is largely to blame for that. But anime fandom seems to be on hyperspeed with how quickly it forgets the hits from just the year before.

[@ltb1345]

@@Lifesizemortal Most of the popular shounen/action anime in recent years have been story driven and character rich.

[@robopolonius]

I'm so happy to see Zeorymer be getting more attention! There were lots of other obscure mecha OVAs that had a profound influence on Evangelion, namely Fight! Iczer-1 (Toshihiro Hirano's OVA before Zeorymer, also adapted from a Lemon People manga) and Detonator Orgun, which was directed by the great Masami Obari. The UC Gundam timeline was also very influential on Evangelion; Amuro Ray in 0079 behaves almost exactly like Shinji, and the Puru stuff in ZZ Gundam is reminiscent of the Rei clone stuff. Hideaki Anno even made a Char's Counterattack fanzine that features interviews and discussions with Tomino.

[@quademasters249]

Amuro was so much better. He had his moments of doubt but he pulled out of it and grew into a hero. Shinji was a mess from beginning to end. He single handidly made me despise Evengelion. He was a loser surrounded by so many better characters. He never grew into a hero.

[@erickgribbellmartinez2187]

@@quademasters249 There's more to read on it than just "Amuro became a hero", if you also add Zera, ZZ and CCA, as well as some extra media, for Zeon he was a complete monster, while you would also have to add the fact that he died young because he never grew out of the endless war cycle like Kai or Sayla.

[@quademasters249]

@@erickgribbellmartinez2187 I thought the way he let the earth government push him around after the war was suspiciously beta. He had all of space to travel though. Amuro was a hero to the people around him. The only people that mattered at the time. While I'm sympathetic with the plight of the space dwellers and believed their fight was worth fighting, they were trying to kill the people on the Argama so, anything Amuro did in self defense was justified. One thing the OG Gundam did well was it showed how Amaro wasn't just a mary sue. He was talented and he worked hard at his craft. He got better over the series because he worked at it. Shinji was a nothing. He never escaped from being a loser. Every episode brought another disappointment.

[@nicodalusong149]

Amuro behave like Shinji? You have it backwards. Shinji Acts like Amuro. In fact, he has the same dynamic with his father as Amuro does with Tem Ray. The rest of Shinji's character is based off of Gunbuster's main character Noriko Takaya, who is also based off of Amuro, particularly taking from Noriko her lack of self-confidence and sad (?; not quite sure how to describe it) attitude from early in the show. Amuro never became a monster. What are you talking about? After the OYW he was put in house arrest by the federation. Then, they relegated him to being an instructor before the events of Zeta lead him to leave. By CCA, Amuro is a person with much hope in humanity with zero actual power to change the status quo and that's part of the tragedy of CCA.

[@quademasters249]

@@nicodalusong149 "In fact, he has the same dynamic with his father as Amuro does with Tem Ray" I don't see this at all. As far as we know, Amuro had a perfectly normal relationship with his father. Who seemed like a typical Japanese work-aholic. After the attack on the colony, his father was damaged pretty much directly because of Amuro's actions. He probably didn't know the Tems brain damage was from him causing the explosion on the colony which cracked the shell and expelling him into space. When he found his dad, still puttering with junk, it was a pretty sad moment. Particularly since, only we know Amura caused the damage. Is there some back story I'm not aware of?

[@alechall7082]

"It's an hour long, just go watch it" should be a more common phrase when it comes to anime. There are way too many conversations about "what to watch". I haven't heard of any of these, great video. Can't wait for the rest of the series.

[@krono5el]

the ova's from like 85 to 95 were on another level of trying to impress : D

[@Strideo1]

That was the Golden Age, especially the mid to late 80's, when a lot of animators had creative freedom and studios had extra cash for bigger animation budgets. By the mid 90's it was the tail end of that time in anime production.

[@Joshua_N-A]

​@@Strideo1 Lost Decade (Japanese economy)?

[@VoltitanDev]

Zeorymer is right up there with Mazinger Zero when it comes to powerful super robots.

[@illdie314]

We love to see the Fantastic Children shout-out! Definitely the anime with the most disparity between how much I love it and how little it's known.

[@videonlyn]

Thanks for all the work you put into your videos. They are always very formative 🤍

[@JoseGarnelo]

superb recomendations, many thanks!

[@chrisw451]

Thank you for this!! I knew nothing of this artist or these works, and they are exactly what I've been looking for.

[@harpielady6065]

Thank you for bringing this to my attention ❤ how cool that a seriously underrated channel is going into underrated anime

[@parts204]

Your doing gods work. i salute you.

[@moon_wolfk7456]

I was just looking for something similar to Evangelion on MAL, thanks for the recommendations! These look really interesting, I'll definitely check them out.

[@tobigrantlbart]

Thank you, I really love your videos, they give me a perspective on anime that I don't see very often

[@tildebyte]

omfg, I'm not the only person outside of japan who's watched all of "Fantastic Children"... It's a masterpiece, and one that comes back to mind with surprising frequency, considering that I saw it over ten years ago... I'd put "Strange Dawn" and "Now and Then, Here and There" is this same category of "this looks cute, think I'll watch... WTAF???"

[@arwenspicer]

I really love Now and Then, Here and There, and sometimes I feel like I dreamed its existence, it's so totally forgotten.

[@iloveediblestuff]

Fantastic Children aired during the early wave of Bittorrent and had a pretty decent number of viewership overseas, iirc.

[@stefanietobar93]

Great video and recommendatios. I looking for the ones I havent watch. I am glad you appreciate Fantastic Children, I love it including the finale, and the ending is one of the most beautiful songs ever

[@beangobernador]

thank god this came out while I’m still working on my essay to get meh in artist mood

[@Cheatcoe]

You don’t know how long it took me to find this video….

[@Hello-bg8hv]

Great vid G

[@ericfrancisco6615]

I'm glad the algorithm led me to you. Nice to see another channel that appreciates the real obscure anime. Instasubbed.

[@Roggoll]

Considering I've only vaguely heard of a handful of these, great list for underrated anime, I will be checking these out sooner or later

[@washaa]

Fantastic children was superb. Fantastic premises made believable with its grounded presentation. Had great threads when it aired too

[@xananacs]

Literally the first time in a decade I watch a youtube vid about underrated or unknown animes and I don't already know all of them (in this case, I knew almost none). Thank you! Definitely subscribed (I don't know what your other works are, it's totally fine if they're not all like this one, I just appreciate the effort put in this one).

[@99Gara99]

Thanks for the recommends

[@ConvincingPeople]

While I had actually heard of many of the series and films that you recommended here, I appreciate that you draw a lot of connections between works which clarify the picture and only make me more curious. I was unaware, for example, of Takashi Nakamura's role as one of the chief creative figures in both Tree of Palme and Fantastic Children, both of which I have had on my to-watch list for years at this point and seem very much up my alley.

[@edan3029]

yo I just watched Zeorymer the other day and this pops into my feed

[@xperroni]

More people should watch Zeorymer, that's all I have to say.

[@quademasters249]

It looks really depressing. All the worst aspects of depressing Japanese anime.

[@rinner_senpai]

Now these are some great recommendations 👌

[@siamiam]

excellent video :)

[@JimFaindel]

You say anime fans aren't curious, but my "plan to watch" list on MAL reached 550 entries after this video, heh

[@__diosito__]

Mine is over 800 but most of it is anime that I place theres so I don't forget they exist.

[@msyon.]

Plan to watch. That's a funny way of saying "Never gonna get around to it" list

[@NeostormXLMAX]

And you are never going to watch any of them so he’s absolutely right

[@mikecharles07]

i have this on VHS. got it when it was originally released in 1988.

[@coolguy-qu2su]

I love you Jumptheshark woooo!

[@maeyer]

Oh boy I remember Project Hades, very dark and I loved it. Thanks for the great reminder.

[@CatEnthusiast-gr3cv]

I don't think I'm old enough for this.

[@justapun8115]

I really commend how much effort you put into finding obscure and interesting anime no one talks about. Every time I feel like I have run out of shows to watch, something like this video is here to remind how naive I was for thinking that.

[@rickythomas9698]

Keep doing this brother, this is what many anime fans want. Something that feels fresh.

[@scissorteeth4859]

Return of the king

[@beherid5111]

Remember seeing this when first released.

[@ilnigromante666]

You guys dug up a gem from the past.

[@Boneless6065]

Katte ni Kaizou is probably one of my favorite anime. Every once in a while, I find myself coming back to it and being able to laugh at the gags as if it were the first time I'd seen them.

[@8kuji]

Kaizou is something on my list cause I know the author has worked on Joshiraku, Zetsubou Sensei and Kakushigoto. So I know it's gonna be good

[@adrianchatman5734]

I loved Zeorymer so much! Ironically I caught it like 4 years ago. Wish I had known about it growing up.

[@ukrainianzgok6938]

Ikeda Hiroshi has a pretty interesting career outside of directing actually. He got transferred to R&D at Touei after the 1972 labor strikes and basically had to re-organize touei in order to turn it into a company that could actually make money. He also developed some of the earliest digital animation software which would lead him to leave Touei and work at Nintendo. So he did eventually leave, but "disappearing from the anime industry after working on some magical girl shows" isn't really correct.

[@ningenn8682]

un anime mas a la lista para ver.

[@kendicloud]

Ah Zeorymer, the most powerful giant robot on earth.

[@50TBRD]

I've seen a few of those. You're right though. Not too many people seem to actively search out older anime. I just go in blind watching anything I can get my hands on.

[@leeleearts303]

Fantastic children's OP is one of the op that my brain refused to forget, that calming yet epic opening, especially the last part of the song gives ke goosebumps

[@epicotakugamer4930]

Zeorymer was GOATED and deserves recognition.

[@MissInkeNoir]

Oh nice! I made this very comparison in a guest appearance on the podcast A Study in Sakuga about two years ago. It's so true! If only for the fact that I personally find the characters to be not very convincingly painted and the villains to be pretty stereotypical in their personality, it's a lot like Evangelion and it almost could have been Eva before Eva. Thanks for talking about an oft overlooked OVA with great animation and mechanical design! 🌟

[@arapaimagold8088]

Fantastic Children also has some incredible tracks in it. Especially the one when Touma walks in the rain missing one arm.

[@mohamadafifazizizaidi5625]

Fantastic Children. An underrated, cult-following miniseries Anime i watched back in 2006 in Animax Channel. I was 13 back then, now 31. Time sure flies fast

[@cheeseburgersuperior1874]

And that's why in the video game Super Robot Wars MX, both Evangelion and Zeorymer are in it and their story are also part of the game.

[@kiwilord9628]

They also throw in Raxenphon for good measure

[@cheeseburgersuperior1874]

@@kiwilord9628 ye. makes sense.

[@ahumblebountyhunter]

Fantastic Children mentioned

[@icecreamnightmare1047]

Thanks for doing all the heavy lifting.

[@galattthegreat]

My favorite mech ova series

[@rotini_croissant]

Nice. I've been tirelessly scouring the Internet for actual hidden gems and stuff I missed in the 90s but here I am with a bag of Doritos and this video shows up in recommended. Will be checking these out.

[@kosumaledokoginko3741]

Thanks for the awesome list. Been looking for interesting older anime to watch. Just prefer the older style and colour palette.

[@azverb]

Zeoraima is gold

[@NateCreed07]

Remembered robot carnival, need to watch it again along with neo-tokyo

[@gestyprobowatiw4293]

8:53 : portrait of Theodor herzl (The mastermind behind zionism movement).

[@user-xu3bg7zh9c]

I couldnt find about Rintaro working on Kaze no Matasaburo. Google says it was directed by Koji Shima, in fact it says the short film is from 1940 (sounds right according to the visual style), and Rintaro was just 1 year old at the time.

[@StudioErsatz]

The film you're describing is a feature length live-action adaptation of the same Kenji Miyazawa story. You can find it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioqYYYZ4qtCUga8 Here are the details concerning Rintaro's anime short: www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=7523 P.S: If you think the anime looks like it's from 1940, you may need to better acquaint yourself with animation history (and improve your google research skills) :)

[@user-xu3bg7zh9c]

@@StudioErsatz thank you

[@viejodamis09]

The west craves for Super Robot Wars MX...

[@DevonKeegan-vx8co]

I know Yoshiyuki Tomino is NOT an obscure director but clicking on a video called "before Eva" that doesn't mention Ideon makes me so sad

[@maggintons]

I think its a reflection of the times that we get so much content rammed in our face via twitter, the news, netflix, youtube etc.. That we no longer find time to find old classics.

[@TrevRockOne]

Evangelion is an incredibly derivative series. It has many forebears.

[@INFERNO95]

It only popular due to fanservice and kids trying to act like it more then a anime.

[@WhatDillionYT]

Hecc some of it's Biblical imagery are friggin Ultraman references.

[@michaelbayley9432]

I watched genius party and genius party beyond recently.

[@lordm3s447]

Honestly I only found about Zeorymer when there is a collab in the past when I'm still playing Iron saga

[@LinkageAX]

Subbed

[@Embassy_of_Jupiter]

I would really love to know which of the old shows I love and would call underrated/unknown today, actually were extremely popular back in the day. I would guess most of them were quite popular at the time. I have zero way of knowing as a relatively recent anime enjoyer.

[@NotOrdinaryInGames]

Watched Fantastic Children twice, and lamenting there is not a complete OST. The first volume has the director praising the composer for a track called "Zone", which is also mentioned by him for NOT being included. Volume 2 does not have it either. Tree of Palme is prime Bluray material.

[@zlhacker5905]

These will mesh nicely with the 573 other anime sitting in plan to watch list

[@Vectone]

Saw this anime on vhs when we were kids it always stuck with me. Will always value it, never read the manga. And I finally own my dvd copy of it

[@luzid.vision]

Treasure trove

[@ScarletDusk99]

This was a great experience. I can't believe I've never heard of Hades Project (thanks for the heads up about the OVA not being hentai. That's a relief). Is it available to buy on Blu-Ray or, at least, streaming anywhere? I love how insightful this video is, and how unbiased and professional yet fun and engaging your presentation is. The only issue I have with this video is how quiet the audio is. I had to turn my volume up really high just to hear what you were saying. Aside from that, this was just what my Sunday night needed.

[@hermes_job_observer144]

Has anyone here seen an experimental anime OVA called: "Cat Soup" (01)? If not, i highly recommend it. Another surreal hidden gem is "Angel's Egg" (85) by the great Mamoru Oshii, but i think it's beginning to be more known. Also, a series called "Texhnolyze" (03). Finally, i'll recommend "Windy Tales" (04), an experimental and super stylish slice of life anime to vibe out to. Peace.

[@hermes_job_observer144]

P.S.- if anyone watches any of these, please let me know what you thought. It's quite an eclectic selection, I'll admit.

[@Robot257onlinehue]

ZEORYMER MENTIONED !!!!!!

[@Bmanritchie]

RahXephon Came out after Evangelion but I think it holds up as its own interpretation.

[@kidrobot.]

it does

[@evanlindsey1100]

I have described it as "Evangelion done right".

[@iantaran2843]

Armor Hunter Mellowlink is my favorite Mecha anime and like nobody has seen it.

[@saiberunato]

Saw this decades ago 😅

[@AB0BA_69]

The most under-appreciated anime is clearly Bible Black 😊

[@kidrobot.]

get out

[@swagmessiah666]

I am sold. also Darker than black misunderstood masterpiece 2nd season

[@silencia08]

RahXephon and Martian Successor Nadesico was one of my first mecha anime.

[@teddyriggs1305]

I first found out about this series in a Tactical RPG Crossover game Super Robot Wars J and unlike the OVA it actually finished the Ending with an game only Upgrade Great Zeorymer

[@KOTYAR0]

10:42 Jesus, flying phantom ship was the first ever anime dubbed in Russian and shown in Soviet Union. So freaking amazed to see in in English KZbin

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

for example i just looked up fantasy anime and when you scroll down it ends up with the category "action fantasy anime" and it lists a bunch of live action anime movies and cgi movies based on videogames

[@richie4203]

And after Evangelion there was *Dual Parallel Trouble Adventure*

[@kidrobot.]

loll

[@wickednature2062]

you should check out the red spectacles, one of the most abstract movies I've ever seen

[@jordanjackson6151]

Damn. This is my lucky watch! I saw the Thumbnail and realized, "Whoa! I fucking love Hades project Zeoreymer! I have all the volumes. I actually watch it more than Eva. Not kidding."

[@kds5065]

Don't quote me on this, but I think that anime around 11:00 was an inspiration for the Legend of Zelda Wind Waker.

[@eclat4641]

Eureka 7 … i remember that being onto good .

[@FoxyPercival714]

The series you mentioned at 13:59 does an homage to a 2003 tokusatsu series Kamen Rider Faiz. Literally the same with multiple images overlapping and end with a Phi symbol.

[@grot7x603]

Before Evangelion... Less time has passed from the late 1980s to 1995 than from 1995 to now, and yet we still compare everything to Evangelion. Lots of people on the Internet told me that Evangelion was a masterpiece, complicated, but a masterpiece. I saw it, and since then I have believed it.

[@bstarjam466]

Ever heard of Kurogane Communication? (I'll wait)......exactly!😂 I'm like the king of obscure anime between late 90s-mid 2000s. I used to get my hands on all the stuff no one wanted to watch.

[@mitchjames9350]

I want a 80’s/90’s style Warhammer 40K anime

[@devilopment3291]

I knew Zeorymer surprisingly not from OVA but from the GBA Game, Super Robot Taisen J from first story until the end, but with Masato's more fulfilling future. another difference from OVA is, in the game Zeorymer got the second upgrade if you take out all hakkeshu warriors in certain conditions. the new unit name is "Great Zeorymer" possessed all Hakkeshu's mech elemental weapon and attacks. plus with Dimensional Coupler System, which could generate barrier and spatial movement. make the unit far more terrifying and OP

[@DavidB.Rockin]

oh wow, veronica taylor starred in the dub of zeroymer

[@tommykipling8309]

Great list but would be cool to know where to find each one also