They might not be as massive as buildings, but these mini-mecha are still impressive in their respective anime shows.

A lot of the most influential mecha anime debuted in the 90s. These titles remain legendary to the present day.

There are dozens of tabletop RPGs that feature mechs and their pilots, perfect for any fans of shows like Mobile Suit Gundam.

Giant robots don't always have to be used on the battlefield; plenty of mecha anime series have nothing to do with war.

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Batman is going full anime once again with the release of Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League this month, and Warner Bros. Japan ...

A gleefully (and knowingly) stupid tribute to anime and American superheroes, Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League doesn’t care ...

Dubbed the “Golden Age of Anime,” the 1980s were a game-changing decade that launched the animation style into global ...

The upcoming free-to-play online shooter Mecha Break really does well to evoke the exciting, breakneck sense of action from classic Japanese anime like Gundam Wing or Macross Plus. Focusing on the ...

The 1980s were a fertile era for anime, sometimes referred to as the medium's "Golden Age". This was the era of films like ...