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One of the two selectable original protagonists, a female pilot connected to the Earth Federation’s special forces.
Documented for this version
D-Pad | Move the cursor or selected unit |
|---|---|
A | Confirm selections and activate commands |
B | Cancel or return to the previous menu |
L | Change displayed information or cycle available items where supported |
R | Change displayed information or cycle available items where supported |
Start | Open or advance applicable in-game screens |
Button functions can vary slightly between map, battle, and menu screens.
The controls describe the original Game Boy Advance version.
How it plays
Battles take place on square-grid maps viewed from an overhead perspective. The player moves allied units, chooses attacks or support actions, and ends the turn while enemy units act in sequence.
The game includes a main story campaign rather than separate multiplayer modes.
Plan your run
Use terrain, defensive formations, and support attacks to limit incoming damage. Check weapon range and ammunition before committing a unit, especially when attacking from locations where reinforcements may appear.
Prioritize enemy units that can counterattack effectively, and keep damaged pilots near repair or supply-capable allies. Spend upgrade funds on a core group of units instead of distributing them too thinly.
Save before major scenario decisions when possible. Some route and recruitment events depend on scenario choices or optional conditions.
Meet the cast
One of the two selectable original protagonists, a female pilot connected to the Earth Federation’s special forces.
One of the two selectable original protagonists, a male pilot associated with the mysterious Shadow-Mirror faction.
Before you begin
Keep support-capable units close to the main attack group.
Use spirits and attacks selectively because energy, ammunition, and morale affect battle performance.
Read intermission dialogue carefully; optional objectives and recruitment conditions may be explained there.
Super Robot Wars A is a tactical role-playing game developed and published by Banpresto for the Game Boy Advance. It combines original characters and robots with licensed mecha from several anime series, including Mobile Suit Gundam and Getter Robo. Players command a large allied force in turn-based battles on grid-based maps, deploying familiar units and upgrading their pilots and weapons. The story follows the selected protagonist as they become involved in a conflict spanning Earth and space. Like other entries in the franchise, the game is built around crossover dialogue, dramatic attacks, and careful resource management. It was well regarded in Japan for bringing the series to Nintendo’s handheld with a substantial campaign.
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