Gasaraki
ガサラキ
The flames of war explode in the Middle East as two shadow forces unleash monstrous new weapons of mass destruction! But in a world in which giant robots are real, the most dangerous weapon of all lies buried within a human mind. Yushiro, the fourth son of the mysterious and powerful Gowa family, finds himself at the center of events that will change the future of mankind forever! Nothing can prepare the human race for what is about to be unleashed in Gasaraki! (Source: Sunrise)
Gasaraki is a tv with 25 episodes, from Fall 1998, produced by Sunrise, rated 6.7/10 on AniList.
Synopsis
The flames of war explode in the Middle East as two shadow forces unleash monstrous new weapons of mass destruction! But in a world in which giant robots are real, the most dangerous weapon of all lies buried within a human mind. Yushiro, the fourth son of the mysterious and powerful Gowa family, finds himself at the center of events that will change the future of mankind forever! Nothing can prepare the human race for what is about to be unleashed in Gasaraki! (Source: Sunrise)
Main Characters
Tags
- Military — Centered around the life and activities of military personnel.
- Politics — Centers around politics, politicians, or government activities.
- Economics — Centers around the field of economics.
- Conspiracy — Contains one or more factions controlling or attempting to control the world from the shadows.
- Real Robot — Prominently features mechanical designs loosely influenced by real-world robotics.
- Mythology — Prominently features mythological elements, especially those from religious or cultural tradition.
- War — Partly or completely set during wartime.
- Kuudere — Prominently features a character who generally retains a cold, blunt and cynical exterior, but once one gets to know them, they have a very warm and loving interior.
- Tanks — Prominently features the use of tanks or other armoured vehicles.
- Kaiju — Prominently features giant monsters.
- Cult — Features a social group with unorthodox religious, spiritual, or philosophical beliefs and practices.
- Shrine Maiden — Prominently features a character who is a shrine maiden.