SRW History

SRW History lets you start from one mech you like and follow it through the games it appeared in, the pilots who fly it, and how its performance and upgrade carry-over changed from game to game. It covers titles on home consoles, handhelds and PC.

According to its sitemap on 20 October 2026, the Korean edition has 1,415 mech pages, 805 pilot pages, 257 source-work pages and 27 game pages. The same content is available in English, Japanese and Simplified and Traditional Chinese.

A mech page compares in one table how that mech differs between games, and a pilot page links the mechs the pilot flew and the games they appeared in. Source-work pages gather mechs and pilots by series, such as Gundam or Mazinger.

For Super Robot Wars Y there is a table splitting each chapter's missions into required and optional, and an acquisition guide that links each obtainable mech to the mission that gives it and its unlock conditions. It also notes where to get a mech again if you missed it — a good fit for players who like to plan ahead.

The posts section reads the series' history through numbers, such as an article combining first-week sales in Japan with Steam sales rank, peak concurrent players and review counts.

The tables and images for mechs, pilots and games are material researched and compiled by the operator. The article text is written from that material with help from AI tools and reviewed by the operator. The site's about page also states openly that the games were not verified by hands-on play.

Each article separates the original release from ports and remakes, and the main game from additional content. Ineffa appreciates a record that is clear about its sources and scope.