Super Robot Wars J is a tactical RPG released by Banpresto for the GBA in 2005.
Super Robot Wars J is a tactical role-playing game released by Banpresto for the Game Boy Advance (GBA) in Japan in September 2005 (with "J" standing for Judgment). As the final Super Robot Wars entry on the GBA, it features an exceptionally star-studded lineup, marking the series debut of blockbuster IPs such as Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, Full Metal Panic!, and Tekkaman Blade. The story follows the protagonist piloting an original flagship mecha to confront a mysterious hostile threat, fighting alongside legendary mecha heroes to avert a global catastrophe. The title stands out for handheld-pinnacle battle animations and remarkably fluid gameplay systems.
For beginners, male protagonist Touya Shiun is strongly recommended, paired with either the exceptionally well-rounded Granteed or the high-mobility Bellzelute as the main unit. For sub-pilots, it is best to assign support characters equipped with Spirit Commands like "Valor" and "Drive" to establish optimal dual-pilot synergy.
Defeating enemies in this game awards BP (Bonus Points), which can be freely invested to enhance a unit's core base stats. Prioritizing "Attack" and "Max EN" is highly recommended, as this significantly boosts your sustained damage output and the frequency of ultimate attacks.
Tekkaman Blade's D-Boy (Takaya Aiba) boasts exceptional evasion alongside devastating single-target and MAP attack potential; Gundam SEED's Freedom Gundam features a multi-target MAP attack, serving as the premier choice for clearing waves and farming funds; and Sousuke's ARX-7 Arbalest from Full Metal Panic! excels at close-quarters burst damage and single-target suppression.
When facing endgame bosses with massive HP pools, Prevail, and barriers, first deploy support units to cast "Daunt" to drain their Morale. Next, power up your heavy hitters with "Strike/Attune" and "Valor/Soul," then execute Combination Attacks to burst them down with lethal damage and secure victory.
Arcade
SNES
MS-DOS
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance
MS-DOS
MS-DOS
Nintendo DS
NES / Famicom
MS-DOS
MS-DOS
Game Boy Advance
Playstation
Arcade
Nintendo DS
Gameboy | Color
Game Boy Advance
MS-DOS
SNES
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance
MS-DOS