Name: Top 10 Mecha Anime Flexes
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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 greatest flexes in Mecha anime history.

Allow me to introduce myself, Super Robot Wars OG the Inspector.

If you've played any of the original Generation games, then you know Sanger's Umbald is just about the coolest mfer on the planet.

The TV series did a pretty good job of portraying this too.

As you're about to see in the ultimate display of Aura Farming, Sanga emerges from the water Giant sword.

He then takes a simple circular swing at the surrounding units, and

you'd probably expect them to all split in half.

Breaking Beck the Big O Jason Beck was a real pain in the ass for Roger pretty much anytime he popped up on the show.

The sleazy criminal was perhaps at his most annoying when he managed to put together his megaduce, the Beck Victory Deluxe.

It's a somewhat pathetic little thing, which even failed to pull off the Big O's iconic entrance.

But alas, he got totally humbled after pulling off numerous frustrating stunts against Roger.

In the closing moments of the fight, Big O pulls him in and dishes out its trademark pile bunker right to the skull.

The whole thing shatters to pieces and except for the cockpit.

Meaning Roger gets a front row seat to the spineless pilots quivering in fear.

To be able to enact this kind of destruction but still leave the pilots alive isn't just an act of mercy and pity.

It's a flex at how well he can hold back.

Roger Smith may be a louse, but he's a better man than us.

That's the best way to describe this moment.

When taking the fighter, Decim and Marumea, Hero arrives at their final outpost, looking to end the battle.

He calls them for a quick chat, mostly to confirm one of their claims that their fortress is impenetrable.

See for yourself just how powerless you are.

Challenge accepted, Says Hero, who then proceeds to contradict everything they've said by blasting the fortress relentlessly with Wing Zero.

His aim is so good that he's able to hit precisely the Right spot to break the fortress's shield.

Never tell a Gundam pilot that something is impossible.

Seven Rising from the Ashes Yamato Takeru when your series features mechs created by literal gods, you know there's some flexing to be had.

Early on in the show, Kazuno, piloted by Kiryomi, manages to lay the smackdown on the divine machine Susanoo, piloted by Yamato.

It's here that Kiryomi attempts to do a little flash flexing of his own by using the powers of his mech to summon a flow of lava to put the hero out for good.

After being submerged in the lava, Susanoo emerges from it completely unscathed, actually looking better than ever.

The biggest f you here comes from the fact that that he places his hand in the scorching pool, lifts it up, and

King of Braves Gal Gigar the highlight of every episode of Gal Gigar is that God tier combination sequence.

But what happens when those Zonda bastards enact a plan to block the final fusion?

That is, until the 3G crew come up with the insane plan of trying to Gatai Gigar and the Gao machines manually.

They want to risk their own lives doing something that has to be machine accurate, with only about a 31% chance of success.

But the team manages to pull it off in style, leaving the Zonderized menace helpless against a Heaven and Hell attack.

Pulling off something like this is not just brave, It's a damn flex.

Verne goes beast mode the Vision of Escaflowne Perhaps the coolest moment in the entire series falls here when Vern pilots Escaflowne to claim a little bit of revenge.

The Dragon Slayers, who suffer some of the worst aura loss in anime history despite going up against vern more than 10.

Within seconds, Vern is able to reduce them to blubbering piss.

Each one is screaming in terror as he chops them to bits.

The cherry on top comes when Van gives Dylan Dao the badass slow walk of imminent doom.

he's never gonna recover from how hard he and his crew jumped to Van.

Here four Checkmates Code Geass Lelouch of the Rebellion during his rebellion against the forces of Britannia, Lelouch, under his Zero guise, did an awful lot of flexing.

More often than not, though, he's flexing his intellect rather than his raw strength.

Though after this little spectacle, he managed to possess both traits.

With the very first flight capable Nightmare Frame nearing completion at the enemy encampments on the island, the Lelouch is able to orchestrate one of his greatest campaigns in the whole series, infiltrating the enemy lines.

However, he doesn't simply destroy the Gawain before Britannia can put it into action, no, he ends up rubbing it in their faces and claims it for himself.

The worst part of this whole situation for the Britannians is is that this is the perfect unit for Lelouch.

Now he can get an aerial view of the battlefield, see all the pieces, and

turn it into even more of a chessboard for him than ever before.

Also doesn't hurt that it can fire massive Hadron cannons at his foes.

Number three Mirror Match Get a Robo Armageddon.

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