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Super Robot Wars Z (2008)

Duration: 17:29

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After defeating Char's forces at Axis, Full Frontal and all the Neo Zeon forces under his command appear at Axis for a huge battle. Not only is Full Frontal ready to drop Axis, but he's ready to do whatever is necessary. Nia suddenly shows up with a large group of Anti-Spiral mugans, seeing this as an opportunity to do away with sentient life on the Earth.

However, Char reappears with a repaired Sazabi. He reveals that he had never planned to drop Axis - he's learned too much from Treize to do that. His plan was to turn Axis into a singularity point. To do this, he took leadership of Neo Zeon to make them and Axis a prime enemy that all of the Earth's will could turn against. While this was going on, he had Athrun setup GN particle generators throughout the world. The combined will of humanity, expressed in GN particles, would be able to fix some of the constant dimensional issues known to the Z universe. Char wanted to replicate what happened back in Z1 where the combined will of humanity did something similar.

Everyone is happy that "Quattro-tai" is still on their side. However, Full Frontal is not happy about all of this. In fact, he begins to tell Char about things that "Char did". However, Char did none of those things in Z-verse, such as the Dakar speech. It seems Full Frontal himself is a kind of singularity point in that he has memories of different Chars across different dimensions.

Upon defeating Full Frontal, Gadright shows up and activates the reactors of Axis, sending it plummeting towards Earth. Everyone scrambles to push against the giant rock. However, Athrun, Luna, Dearka, and Yzak state that they have completed setting up the GN generators. Everyone rallies together and activates their special abilities. Every broken ability they have is turned on to the max. Meanwhile, as Char desired, the will of everyone on Earth indeed is aligning against Axis . . .

The combined will of all of humanity and the sheer force of all of your units not only pushes Axis away, but smashes it to pieces . . .

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