Upon waking up, she introduces herself as Kaguya Nanbu from Kagura Amahara, their neighbor world. Exploring what they could, they stumble upon a young girl sleeping in a bed in one of the rooms. Upon reaching a deeper part of the ship they found that the defenses of the ship had been activated, battling through the defense droids they come across a second door, this time too powerful to break down. Using her new strength, she literally tears down the door and they proceed onwards. He reluctantly agrees, and it is revealed that it was an overdrive mode that gives her a tremendous power boost, but also creates a personality split from a stern and stoic young woman to a hyperactive teen. Unfortunately the password mechanism proves to be too complex for Aschen to hack so she asks Haken to use her 'password cracking subprogram'. Haken becomes nostalgic as he remembers that it had been 23 years since he had last been there, after a brief talk with Aschen he orders her to open the door. The game opens up with Haken Browning and Aschen Brödel outside of the Mai Tierra, they enter and explore what remains of the ruins, with debris being cleared away with Haken's Night Fowl, until they come across a large security locked doorway. The game begins with an introduction to the Endless Frontier, explaining a brief history of the world and the crossgates. Like its Japanese import, Atlus USA has stated gamers who have a copy of Super Robot Taisen: Original Generation or Super Robot Taisen: Original Generation 2 for the Game Boy Advance can obtain items in the localized version of Endless Frontier by inserting the game cartridge into the DS' SLOT 2 upon starting a new game. Endless Frontier's Japanese theme song 'Butterfly' is performed by girl-group Perfume and is featured on their latest album Game. The mecha featured in this game are much smaller than the ones in the Super Robot Wars series, appearing at around 3 meters tall.ĭespite its status as an 'Original Generation' title the game also features several characters from other series, mainly Namco × Capcom and Xenosaga. The player can chain these attacks together to execute long attack combinations while issuing a new set of commands, such as support from characters placed in the 'back row'. The battle system is similar to that of Namco × Capcom (another game developed by Monolith Soft), in that attack commands during battle are issued via timed button presses, rather than through the menu system typical of the role-playing genre.

Aside from the playable characters in the game, mecha, many of them similar to the ones from the Original Generation games, are controllable by the player's actions and issuing of commands. Endless Frontier features multiple worlds with combat taking place on foot.

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