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Published: 2012-04-12 19:56:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 43031; Favourites: 308; Downloads: 1513
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Animated version available on youtube www.youtube.com/watch?v=MV0zXpβ¦The sizes are based on screenshots from the shows being brought into the 3d software. I normally select scenes that show the robot next to a human or a car to get a good size comparison.
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got a bigger copy?Β Β i can't read te labels.
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You should put the fighters from Knights of Sidonia!
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And then Cho-Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is larger than a whole cluster of galaxies, if not half as big as the known universe!
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So is Optimus Prime taller than a Voltron lion or on par to their height?
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I never realized how much Bigger Megazord was than the original Mecha-Godzilla
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actually, I think a Mobile suit is about the size of a Kaiju
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Dang, Β Gundam is only about half leg of the Megazord...
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Escaflowne is 11.5 meters? I actually thought it was smaller.
Hey do you think you could amok a chart with The Big-O and Giant Robo on it?
I always thought those two were similar size
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The Jaegers from Pacific Rim are the most tallest!!
Gypsy Danger got 260 ft.
Cherno Alpha and Coyote Tango got 280 ft.
Styker Eureka and Crimson Typhoon 250 ft.
In other words the Jeagers are the most BIGGER of the history after of Ideon (160 ft.) and Gunbuster (200 ft.)
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Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann is the size of the universe
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No.
SUPER TTGL only comes to a bit over half the size of the observable universe.
TTGL itself is "only" 10 million light years tall. That puts it on galactic scale.
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It's actually bigger than the observable universe.
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lol those are still tiny compared to some of the ones that i didn't include. Like the Gurren Lagann final stage.
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Diebuster is way to awesome to be included in here.
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how does an Emperor Class Titan stack in?
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That would be at the top of the list. But 40k isn't mainstream enough yet.
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i guess, still i think i like it not being mainstream, its not really the kind of thing many people get into, with its grim gothic feel
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The game has grown over the years but I think it's still just on the outside. If the Space Marine game was a little better and there were more animated features I think you'd see more crossover.
I dropped out a few years ago. But the end of 3rd edition I saw a lot of kids get into the game and they pretty much ruined it for me. They grew into rules lawyers and cheese army builders. So when I moved for work I just packed everything away.
I started in '87 just as the game was getting to America.
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ah, i can see what you mean, for me i've just always liked the lore behind the game,
i only really got into it through the dawn of war game, but that drove me to explore its deeper background
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DoW is a lot of fun I really like the game. I'm hoping there is a DoW III
It's even better against live opponents if you have the time.
But what I hate is the people who are only in it to win and they
play like it's a competition.
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yeah that would be awesome , unfortunalty i can never get the online play to work
i always play to have fun myself, i don't mind loosing as long as i played well , of course i am unhappy if i know i played badly , but that just motivates me to play better next time
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Just pick the biggest map, make teams and have one team be you and the other team be 5 or 6 armies. Good times.
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i do like a good large map , turning it into a great big free for all is my fave thing to do
i like to put in 8 teams of varying factions, and then build up a massively defended fortress and watch as chaos ensues
then when i have my army nice and ready its time to launch the into the maelstrom of battle, as the Space Marine Terminators would say
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I want larger maps.
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I see Optimus Prime, the Veritech Fighter, the first Gundam, Voltron, the first Megazord, and the Walker.
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nice but what ever you do not bring the G-Emperor [link]
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why didn't you put last stage gurren lagon on there...
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STTGL is 52.8 BILLION light years tall.
Literally every other robot (except TTGL, of course) would be invisible at that scale.
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Oh god, the power consumption required to power that thing would be absolutely mind boggling
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STTGL is literally MADE OF Spiral energy.
The only solid part in it is in the head - and that's regular TTGL, which still comes in at 10 million light years tall.
It's a Super type robot, so of course it's going to have some kind of impossibly effective energy source.
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How exactly did it get from a somewhat concievable size to "HOLY MOTHERBOF GOD" size anyway???
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Very handy. As usual, the megazord towers over all!
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There are much larger robots that are not on this image.
And much more powerful.
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you modeled these yourself? and what software did you use?
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My mind was blown when I saw that the Gurren Lagann is smaler than the Gundam. Guess I got too used to the idea that Supers > Reals. Well, it gets the size of a galaxy in the end, so I guess it evens out.
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Not quite.
STTGL (the movie only form) only comes to 52.8 billion light years tall. IIRC the observable universe is 90 billion across.
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maybe you should do some that go even smaller, with peabody, atlas, R2D2 Gir
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He's standing on the tip of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann's eyelash
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