Relation To Super Robot Wars
Zeorymer has been a relatively obscure title even in Japan, as its reviews were generally lukewarm. However, its appearances in the games Super Robot Wars MX and Super Robot Wars Judgement - yet two of many in a series of very popular anime mecha crossover games - establish Zeorymer's reputation as a very powerful unit, so much so that players of the series widely consider it to be overpowered due both to the unit's inherent passive abilities (the highest possible EN regeneration, a damage lowering barrier, auto-dodge Double-Image, the ability to move through cells occupied by enemy units) as well as its unusually powerful multi-target attack, and is thus one of the biggest factors in making the mentioned games among the easiest in the series.
Great Zeorymer, an original creation specially made for Super Robot Wars J, is even more powerful than the original and has access to the ultimate attacks of all eight Hau Dragon robots, in some cases even being able to utilize two of them during a single attack. Like the original Zeorymer, not only is its Hades Attack one of the most damaging individual attacks, but Great Zeorymer's multitarget version is by far the most powerful MAP weapon in the game. This extreme amount of power is only slightly mitigated by the unusually strict requirements for unlocking this unit, and doing so prevents the player from recruiting several other secret characters.
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