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- The Japanese usage of "mecha" differs from it's western usage. There, a "mecha" can mean anything from Petite Cola robotic vending machines to the Macross.
- Mecha are humanoid robots piloted from inside by people. They are largely an invention of Japanese popular culture, mostly from such creators as Mitsuteru Yokoyama and Go Nagai. They can be classified in two general categories: Super Robot and Real Robot.
- You can use the box below to create new pages for this mini-wiki. preload=Mecha/preload editintro=Mecha/editintro width=25
- « Hola clan me tengo que presentar? » - Mecha Mecha fue un miembro de la Armada Vortex Rikers que participaba en StarCraft.
- See below Mecha Evolution for more details.
- Mecha is the term that refs to (usually) military vehicles that have a humanoid, robot-like shape. Mecha can be divided into variable (transforming), usually between the forms of fighters and humanoids (see variable fighters) and non-variable. Humanity developed its own mecha, inspired by OverTechnology, around early 21st century, during Unification Wars.
- Various mecha appear throughout the Ghost in the Shell series and often play the roles protagonist or antagonist, and are also used as philosophical and foreshadowing devices.
- Mechs are the main form of transportation and combat in the Gurren Lagann series.
- Mecha, also known as meka, mechs or giant robots, are walking robotic vehicles controlled by a pilot. Mecha are generally, though not necessarily, bipedal.
- The Mecha was a huge automaton controlled by March Hare and Dormouse. It was quickly defeated by the Mad Hatter after dropping a large iron kettle atop of its head, killing both the new leaders inside and throwing their bodies out of the machine.
- Mecha es un género del manga/anime cuyas historias principalmente se basan en maquinas o robots gigantes. Un mecha (pronunciado meca) en ciencia ficción, es un vehículo de gran tamaño controlado por uno o más pilotos, que posee partes móviles tales como brazos o piernas, y varían en su uso dependiendo de la obra de ficción a la que pertenecen. También puede usarse el término mecha para referirse a subgénero de la ciencia ficción. La diferencia entre un mecha y un robot consiste en que el mecha es controlado por un piloto, mientras que un robot se mueve por cuenta propia.
- MECHA is a chantry in Mage: The Ascension. Image:StubMTAs.png This Mage: The Ascension-related article is a stub. You can help WWWiki by fixing it.
- Der Mech (Mehrzahl: „die Mechs“), im deutschen Sprachraum auch selten Mecha (Mehrzahl: „die Mechas“) genannt, wurde ursprünglich von dem englischen Begriff „mechanical“ (zu deutsch: „mechanisch“ oder „maschinell“) abgeleitet und stellt im Bereich der Science Fiction einen allgemeinen Oberbegriff für heute größtenteils noch fiktive, pilotierte Laufroboter und roboterähnliche Maschinen dar, welche zum Beispiel humanoid, insektoid oder auch vogelähnlich (avianoid) aussehen können. In den verschiedenen Fiktionen gibt es diese Maschinen in den unterschiedlichsten Bauformen und Größen – von knapp übermenschlicher (über 2 Meter) bis zu über 20 Meter hoher Größe und mehr.
- Mecha Anime is one of the biggest shounen genres out on the market. It is usually about a teenage boy who has to save the world by controlling a giant robot. Examples of this genres are found in largely producted shows such as Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion, The entire Gundam series, Macross, and Neon Genesis Evangelion. Most of these shows are so influenced that some companies, such as Bandai, have even created small die cast and plastic figures of the giant mecha that are seen in the anime.
- frame|Tripods do livro Guerra dos Mundos de H.G. WellsUm mecha (メカ meka?, abreviatura de mechanical, inglês para mecânico) é um robô gigante (geralmente bípede) controlado por um piloto ou controlador, comuns em algumas obras de ficção científica, mangá e anime. Um mecha geralmente é uma máquina de guerra ou combate com pernas, cujos principais oponentes são monstros gigantes ou outros mechas. Geralmente são construídos em formato antropomórfico (de ser humano) ou de animais.
- Mecha, also known as meka or mechs, is a broad genre of walking vehicles which are usually controlled by a pilot. Mecha often appear in anime, science fiction, and other genres involving fantastic or futuristic elements. Mecha are generally, though not necessarily, bipedal, with arms, hands, and usually fingers capable of grasping objects. A mecha that approximates the shape of a human body allows the use of martial arts movements and swordsmanship, ceremonial acts of honor, saluting, and other human mannerisms that cannot be performed using a tank or airplane.
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| abstract | - History of character is unknown.
- The Japanese usage of "mecha" differs from it's western usage. There, a "mecha" can mean anything from Petite Cola robotic vending machines to the Macross.
- Mecha are humanoid robots piloted from inside by people. They are largely an invention of Japanese popular culture, mostly from such creators as Mitsuteru Yokoyama and Go Nagai. They can be classified in two general categories: Super Robot and Real Robot.
- You can use the box below to create new pages for this mini-wiki. preload=Mecha/preload editintro=Mecha/editintro width=25
- « Hola clan me tengo que presentar? » - Mecha Mecha fue un miembro de la Armada Vortex Rikers que participaba en StarCraft.
- See below Mecha Evolution for more details.
- Mecha, also known as meka or mechs, is a broad genre of walking vehicles which are usually controlled by a pilot. Mecha often appear in anime, science fiction, and other genres involving fantastic or futuristic elements. Mecha are generally, though not necessarily, bipedal, with arms, hands, and usually fingers capable of grasping objects. A mecha that approximates the shape of a human body allows the use of martial arts movements and swordsmanship, ceremonial acts of honor, saluting, and other human mannerisms that cannot be performed using a tank or airplane. In most fiction in which they appear, mecha are war machines: essentially armored fighting vehicles with legs instead of treads or wheels. Some stories, such as the manga Patlabor and American wargame BattleTech, also encompass mecha used for civilian purposes such as heavy construction work, police functions or firefighting. Some science fiction universes posit that mecha are the primary means of combat, with conflicts sometimes being decided through gladiatorial matches. Others represent mecha as one component of an integrated military force, supported by and fighting alongside tanks, fighter aircraft, and infantry, functioning as a mechanical cavalry. The applications often highlight the theoretical usefulness of such a device, combining a tank's resilience and fire power with infantry's ability to cross unstable terrain. In other cases they are demonstrated with a greater versatility in armament, such as in the Armored Core series of video games where mecha can utilize their hands to carry a wide range of armament in the same manner as a person albeit on a much larger scale. The distinction between true mecha and their smaller cousins (and likely progenitors), the powered armor suits, is blurred; according to one definition, a mecha is piloted while a powered armor is worn. Anything large enough to have a cockpit where the pilot is seated is generally considered a mecha. Rarely, mecha has been used in a fantasy convention, most notably in the anime series Aura Battler Dunbine, The Vision of Escaflowne and Maze. In those cases, the mecha designs are usually based on some alternative or 'lost' science-fiction technology from ancient times.
- Mecha is the term that refs to (usually) military vehicles that have a humanoid, robot-like shape. Mecha can be divided into variable (transforming), usually between the forms of fighters and humanoids (see variable fighters) and non-variable. Humanity developed its own mecha, inspired by OverTechnology, around early 21st century, during Unification Wars.
- Various mecha appear throughout the Ghost in the Shell series and often play the roles protagonist or antagonist, and are also used as philosophical and foreshadowing devices.
- Mechs are the main form of transportation and combat in the Gurren Lagann series.
- Mecha, also known as meka, mechs or giant robots, are walking robotic vehicles controlled by a pilot. Mecha are generally, though not necessarily, bipedal.
- The Mecha was a huge automaton controlled by March Hare and Dormouse. It was quickly defeated by the Mad Hatter after dropping a large iron kettle atop of its head, killing both the new leaders inside and throwing their bodies out of the machine.
- Mecha es un género del manga/anime cuyas historias principalmente se basan en maquinas o robots gigantes. Un mecha (pronunciado meca) en ciencia ficción, es un vehículo de gran tamaño controlado por uno o más pilotos, que posee partes móviles tales como brazos o piernas, y varían en su uso dependiendo de la obra de ficción a la que pertenecen. También puede usarse el término mecha para referirse a subgénero de la ciencia ficción. La diferencia entre un mecha y un robot consiste en que el mecha es controlado por un piloto, mientras que un robot se mueve por cuenta propia.
- frame|Tripods do livro Guerra dos Mundos de H.G. WellsUm mecha (メカ meka?, abreviatura de mechanical, inglês para mecânico) é um robô gigante (geralmente bípede) controlado por um piloto ou controlador, comuns em algumas obras de ficção científica, mangá e anime. Um mecha geralmente é uma máquina de guerra ou combate com pernas, cujos principais oponentes são monstros gigantes ou outros mechas. Geralmente são construídos em formato antropomórfico (de ser humano) ou de animais. Considera-se que a primeira aparição de um mecha ocorreu na novela "A Guerra dos Mundos", de H. G. Wells, na qual os marcianos pilotam naves trípedes similares a muitos mechas atuais. O conceito de mecha está intimamente relacionado ao de exoesqueletos na ficção científica, que seriam estruturas vestidas por uma pessoa capazes de ampliar seus movimentos ou conferi-la mais força. A diferença é que um exoesqueleto é "vestido" pelo piloto (em volta do corpo e imitando seus movimentos), enquanto um mecha é pilotado por controles ou mentalmente.
- MECHA is a chantry in Mage: The Ascension. Image:StubMTAs.png This Mage: The Ascension-related article is a stub. You can help WWWiki by fixing it.
- Mecha Anime is one of the biggest shounen genres out on the market. It is usually about a teenage boy who has to save the world by controlling a giant robot. Examples of this genres are found in largely producted shows such as Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion, The entire Gundam series, Macross, and Neon Genesis Evangelion. Most of these shows are so influenced that some companies, such as Bandai, have even created small die cast and plastic figures of the giant mecha that are seen in the anime. There are also some Shojo shows that are Mecha. One of the most known and highly emphasized is the show Eureka Seven. The shoe could be classified as a shounen anime, but many of the episode focus on how the main female character reacts to her world around her. Because of her eactions droves the rvolution of the entire story arc forwards. In the fanime community though there aren't that many people who have actually started a mecha fanime because of the difficult to make the robotics move in a flowwng manner. But one notable mecha fanime, though with few mecha parts to show is 'Gekisen' by MewSakuraKikkipurin.
- Der Mech (Mehrzahl: „die Mechs“), im deutschen Sprachraum auch selten Mecha (Mehrzahl: „die Mechas“) genannt, wurde ursprünglich von dem englischen Begriff „mechanical“ (zu deutsch: „mechanisch“ oder „maschinell“) abgeleitet und stellt im Bereich der Science Fiction einen allgemeinen Oberbegriff für heute größtenteils noch fiktive, pilotierte Laufroboter und roboterähnliche Maschinen dar, welche zum Beispiel humanoid, insektoid oder auch vogelähnlich (avianoid) aussehen können. In den verschiedenen Fiktionen gibt es diese Maschinen in den unterschiedlichsten Bauformen und Größen – von knapp übermenschlicher (über 2 Meter) bis zu über 20 Meter hoher Größe und mehr.
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