Super Robots Scale Reference

[Gold]

Hi guys, I thought about starting a thread about Super Robots and their various measurements and details. I'll be using the Super Robot Wars video games encyclopedias as reference as these details come from their various production studios. I'll be updating some more specs when I have time.


These images are from the Super Robot Wars Scramble Commander 2 game. Sorry the images aren't that good, I don't have a video capture card so the best I could do is take a pic of the TV screen with my camera.




Bet you didn't think Mazinger was that small.






Additional images and artworks:












Super Robots and various Real Robots[/color]

Mazinger Z
-18 Meters
-20 Tons


Great Mazinger
-25 Meters
-35 tons


Great Mazinger (Mazinkaiser OVA)
-20.5 Meters
-32 Tons


Mazinkaiser
-28 Meters
-39 Tons


Mazinkaiser (Mazinkaiser OVA)
-23 Meters
-39 Tons


Shin Mazinger Z
-30 Meters
-?? Tons


Diana A
-16 Meters
-18 Tons


Venus A
-20 Meters
-23 Tons


Boss Borot
-20 Meters
-12 Tons.


Grendizer
-30 Meters
-280 Tons

Grendizer Spacer
-34 Meters (Length docked w/ Grendizer: 40 Meters)
-150 Tons (Weight docked w/ Grendizer: 430 Tons).



Getter Robo
-38 Meters
-220 Tons


Getter 2
-38 Meters
-220 Tons


Getter 3
-20 Meters
-220 Tons


Getter Dragon
-50 Meters
-330 Tons


Getter Dragon/Liger
-50 Meters
-330 Tons


Getter Poseidon
-40 Meters
-330 Tons


Texas Mac
-38 Meters
-250 Tons


Neo Getter 1
-42 Meters
-290 Tons


Neo Getter 2
-45 Meters
-290 Tons


Neo Getter 3
-40 Meters
-290 Tons


Getter Rekka/Shiden
-33 Meters
-120 Tons


Getter Kongou
-28.5 Meters
-120 Tons


Black Getter Robo
-38 Tons
-245 Tons


Shin Getter
-55 Meters
-290 Tons


Shin Getter 2
-55 Meters
-290 Tons


Shin Getter 3
-30 Meters
-290 Tons


Jeeg
-10 Meters
-12.5 Tons


General Dark
-35 Meters
-480 Tons


Gaiking
-50 Meters
-220 Tons


Space Dragon
-400 Meters
-38,000 Tons


Combattler V
-57 Meters
-550 Tons


Voltes V
-58 Meters
-600 Tons


Daimos
-45 Meters
-150 Tons


Reideen
-52 Meters
-350 Tons


Dancougar
-34.6 Meters
-114 Tons


Goshogun
-52.5 Meters
-720 Tons


Ideon
-105 Meters
-5650 Tons


Daitarn 3
-120 Meters
-800 Tons


Baldios
-100 Meters
-900 Tons


Mechander Robo
-120 Meters
-32 Tons


Daltanious
-56 Meters
-678 Tons


Trider G7
-57 Meters
-777 Tons


God Sigma
-66 Meters
-1200 Tons


Gunbuster
-200 Meters
-9800 Tons


EVA units
-40 Meters
-700 Tons


Macross VF1S
-12.68 Meters
-N/A


Macross YF19
-18.62 Meters
-8.75 Tons


Macross YF21
-19.62 Meters
-9.55 Tons


SDF-1 Macross (attack mode)
-1210 Meters
-18000000 Tons


Battle 7 (attack mode)
-1177 Meters
-7770000 Tons


Macross Quarter (attack mode)
-316 Meters
-265000 Tons


Battle Frontier (attack mode)
-1186 Meters
-16550000 Tons


Baikanfu (SRW stats)
-57.9 Meters
-557 Tons


Baikanfu (studio stats)
5.76 Meters
59 Tons


Kenryu
-3.33 Meters
-33 Tons


Blue Jet
-2.1 Meters
-2.5 Tons


Rod Drill
-1.92 Meters
-5 Tons


Dunbine
-6.9 Meters
-4.4 Tons


Bilbine
-8.8 Meters
-8.6 Tons


Zambot 3
-60 Meters
-700 Tons


Zambo Ace
-30 Meters
-250 Tons


Godmars
-50 Meters
-1050 Tons


Giant Robo (OVA)
-30 Meters
-1500 Tons


Iron Gear
-128.6 Meters
-49,890 Tons


Xabungle
-17.8 Meters
-113 Tons


Walker Galliar
-18.6 Meters
-124 Tons


Dragonar -1
-17.6 Meters
-78.7 Tons


Aquarion
-48 Meters
-88 Tons


Aquarion Luna
-46.2 Meters
-88 Tons


Aquarion Mars
-51.5 Meters
-88 Tons


Big O
-No Data Given (based on Super Robot Taisen Z)


Gravion
-No Data Given (based on Super Robot Taisen Z)


Zeorymer
-50 Meters
-480 Tons


Gear Fighter Dendoh
-24.5 Meters
-399.8 Tons


Rahxephon
-50 Meters
-Weight not given (Based on SRW MX)


Aestvalis
-6.24 Meters
-0.8 Tons


KuroJishi
-6.5 Meters
-10 Tons


Tobikage
-3.6 Meters
-0.5Tons


Bakuryu
-8.3 Meters
-12 Tons


Houraioh
-7.2 Meters
-9.6 Tons


Danguard A
-200 Meters
-5000 Tons


God Mazinger
-30 Meters
-370 Tons


Govarian
-13 Meters
-47 Tons


Groizer Robo
-100 Meters
-1200 Tons


Dai-Apollon
-120 Meters
-100 Tons


Juushin Liger
-16 Meters
-weight unknown


Ga-Keen
-50 Meters
-70 Tons


Balatack
-80 Meters
-7000 Tons


GoLion (Lion Voltron)
-60 m
-700 t


Dairugger XV (Vehicle Voltron)
-60 m
-150 t


Albegas(Gladiator Voltron)
-40 m
-1200 t


Laserion
-35 Meters
-200 Tons


Bismarck (Ramrod from Saber Rider)
-50 Meters
-weight unknown


Robokles
-25 Meters
-110 Tons


Bullcaesar
-28 Meters
-102 Tons


Sandaioh
-21 Meters
-102 Tons


Bosspalder
-25 Meters
-110 Tons


Daiohja
-25 Meters
-240 Tons


Braiger
-32.4 Meters
-315 Tons


Baxinger
-48 Meters
-106.8 Tons


Sasuraiger
-22.5 Meters
-weight unknown


Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
-10 Million Light Years
-??


Chou Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann
-500 Million Light Years
-??









Braves[/color]



Exkizer
-10.3 Meters
-32.6 Tons


King Exkizer
-22.1 Meters
-86.8 Tons


Dragon Kizer
-22.8 Meters
-90.2 Tons


Great Exkizer
-32.9 Meters
-144.5 Tons


Fighbird
-20.1 Meters
-45.5 Tons


Busou Fighbird
-20.2 Meters
-65 Tons


Granbird
-21 Meters
-60 Tons


Jet Granbird
-21.2 Meters
-85.6 Tons


Great Fighbird
-30.5 Meters
-105.5 Tons


Da-Garn
-10 Meters
-13.5 Tons


Da-Garn X
-22.5 Meters
-66.3 Tons


Ga-Orn
-21 Meters
-58 Tons

Great Da-Garn GX
-27.2 Meters
-124.3 Tons


Gaine
-15 Meters
-26.2 Tons


Might Gaine
-25 Meters
-104.7 Tons


Might Kaiser
-23.5 Meters
-82.4 Tons


Great Might Gaine
-30.5 Meters
-187.1 Tons


Might Gunner
-18.5 Meters
-46.7 Tons


Great Might Gaine Perfect Mode
-36.5 Meters
-233.8 Tons


Deckard
-5.12 Meters
-2.15 Tons


J-Decker
-18.16 Meters
-11.49 Tons


Duke
-5.17 Meters
-3.17 Tons


Duke Fire
-18.55 Meters
-14.6 Tons


Fire J-Decker
-22.3 Meters
-26.09 Tons


Dran
-10 Meters
-12.2 Tons


Goldran
-20 Meters
-37.8 Tons


Leon
-10 Meters
-11.7 Tons


Leon Kaiser
-20.5 Meters
-39.3 Tons


Sorakage
-10.2 Meters
-10.5 Tons


Sky Goldran
-20 Meters
-48.3 Tons


Great Goldran
-26.2 Meters
-88.2 Tons


Dag Fire
-10.8 Meters
-20 Tons


Fire Dagwon
-20.4 Meters
-70 Tons


Power Dagwon
-20.2 Meters
-72 Tons


Super Fire Dagwon
-24.8 Meters
-125 Tons


Gaogaigar
-31.5 Meters
-630 Tons (716 Tons with Stealth Gao II wings)


Gaigar
-23.5
-112.6 Tons


Enryu
-20.5 Meters
-240 Tons


Horyu
-20.5 Meters
-235 Tons


Choryujin
-28 Meters
-495 Tons


Volfogg
-10.7 Meters
-9.5 Tons


Big Volfogg
-21.8 Meters
-12.3 Tons


King Jder
-101 Meters
-32,720 Tons


Gaofighgar
-31.5 Meters
-630 Tons


Genesic Gaogaigar
-31.45 Meters
-684.7 Tons


Goldy Marg
-25.5 Meters
-625 Tons


Baan
-10 Meters
-13 Tons


Baan Gaan
-20 Meters
-35 Tons


Sperion
-10.5 Meters
-10 Tons


Mach Sperion
-21 Meters
-18 Tons


Great Baan Gaan
-30 Meters
-53 Tons


Varion (Brave Saga 2)
-10.2 Meters
-20 Tons


Saber Varion
-25 Meters
-80 Tons


Ace Varion
-27 Meters
-80 Tons


Max Varion
-27 Meters
-80 Tons


Victorion
-33 Meters
-200 Tons


Galaxion
-35 Meters
-230 Tons









Eldoran[/color]
Raijin-Oh
-25 Meters
-54 Tons


God Raijin-Oh
-41 Meters
-116 Tons


Ganbaruger
-28.4 Meters
-65.7 Tons


Great Ganbaruger
-43.8 Meters
-168.5 Tons


Gosaurer
-44.8 Meters
-120 Tons


King Gosaurer
-70.8 Meters
-366 Tons









Gundam[/color]

Rx-78-2
-18 Meters
-43.4 Tons


Zeta Gundam
-19.8 Meters
-28.7 Tons


Hyaku Shiki
-16.5 Meters
-120 Tons


ZZ Gundam
-19.86 Meters
-32.7 Tons


Psycho Gundam
-40 Meters
-214.1 Tons


Nu Gundam
-22 Meters
-27.9 Tons


Gundam F91
-15.2 Meters
-7.8 Tons


Turn A Gundam
-20 Meters
-28.6 Tons


Turn X Gundam
-20.5 Meters
-50.6 Tons


Gundam X
-17.1 Meters
-7.5 Tons


Gundam Double X
-17 Meters
-7.8 Tons


God Gundam
-16.6 Meters
-7.5 Tons


Shining Gundam
-16.2 Meters
-6.8 Tons


Devil Gundam
-23.9 Meters
-41.2Tons


Force Impulse Gundam
-18.41 Meters
-78.3 Tons


Destiny Gundam
-18.08 Meters
-79.44 Tons


Freedom Gundam
-18.03 Meters
-71.5 Tons


Strike Freedom Gundam
-18.88 Meters
-80.09 Tons


Infinite Justice Gundam
-18.9 Meters
-79.67 Tons


Destroy Gundam
-38.07 Meters
-404.93 Tons









Video Games

Kikaioh (from Tech Romancer game from Capcom)
-19.5 Meters
-48.7 Tons


Geppy-X 1 (from the Geppy X game)
-20 Meters
-40.5 Tons


Geppy-X 2
-23 Meters
-37 Tons


Geppy-X 3
-18 Meters
-45 Tons


XX Fire
-24 Meters
-45 Tons


XX Thunder
-26 Meters
-41 Tons


XX Tornado
-23 Meters
-55 Tons









SRW Originals[/color]

SRX
-75.3 Meters
-431.8 Tons


R-1
-19.1 Meters
-50.2 Tons


R-2
-18.2 Meters
-80.4 Tons


R-2 Powered
- 24.2 Meters
-152.4 Tons


R-3
-15.3 Meters
-49.4 Tons


R-3 Powered
-24.7 Meters
-186.2 Tons


R-Gun
-16.8 Meters
-42.6 Tons


R-Gun Powered
-29.8 Meters
-66.2 Tons


Alt Eisen
-22.2 Meters
-85.4 Tons


Alt Eisen Riese
-23.8 Meters
-99.7 Tons


Weissritter
-21.7 Meters
-60.3 Tons


Rein Weissritter
-21.9 Meters
-65.5 Tons


Schutzwald
-20.4 Meters
-86.1 Tons


Wildrauptier
-17.9 Meters
-55.1 Tons


Wildwuerger R
-20.6 Meters
-56.9 Tons


Wildfalken R
-21.7 Meters
-50 Tons


Gespenst
-21.2 Meters
-78.5 Tons


Gespenst Type-RV
-22.8Meters
-75.9Tons


Grungust
-48.7 Meters
-357 Tons


Valsione
-24.6 Meters
-39.7 Tons


Granzon
-27.3 Meters
-42.8 Tons


Neo Granzon
-35.8 Meters
-65.2 Tons

Cybaster
-28.48 Meters
-38.4 Tons


Huckebein MK II
-20.8 Meters
-52Tons


Raioh
-48.3 Meters
-122.5 Tons


Dairaioh
-53.8 Meters
-148.6 Tons


Dygenguar
-55.4 Meters
-142.7 Tons


Aussenseiter
-54.9 Meters
-165.5 Tons


Ryukoou
-49.9 Meters
-158 Tons


Koryuou
-45.1 Meters
-158 Tons


Excellence Striker
-20.4 Meters
-70.1Tons


Excellence Cosmo-Driver
-21.8 Meters
-72.6 Tons


Excellence Flyer
-24.9 Meters
-75.3 Tons


Excellence Lightning
-25.9 Meters
-85.1 Tons


Compatible Kaiser
-56.8 Meters
-148.1 Tons


G-Compatible Kaiser
-58.7 Meters
-198.2 Tons


Astelion
-20.2 Meters
-38Tons


Astelion AX
-26.4 Meters
-31.6 Tons


Hyperlion
-29.5 Meters
-107.9Tons


Gunleon
-43.4 Meters
-165.3 Tons


Virgola
-19.8 Meters
-51.4 Tons


Virgola Glory
-19.8 Meters
-54.4 Tons




For more details on SRW Originals

srwog.velv.net/mecha.html


Some additional pics from an Italian site called Mechanicalrage.It Features Chogokins Photoshopped according to scale.





Here's the original site source of the images.
Mechanicalrage.it link


Personally I prefer the "toy-scale", with the exception of Gunbuster, Goshogun and Baldios (would be nice if they were a bit taller) but generally, it's more believable than the "official" scale.




Gokin biggies only (8 inches and up, mixed with other Non-SOC 8 inches and up figures).




SOC biggies only (8 inches and up).






Thanks to thesilent for the Mechanicalrage.it link.

Thanks to Mr.Roboto and K.a.C.f. over at Ptk forums for their additional details and images.



More to follow.





Gold

[TheMazingerZ]

Impressive work! However, I never EVER took the SRW stats as fact. I'll always go with the anime and "pilot to cockpit" size relation.

}D

[xiombarg]

I always, ALWAYS, take the SRW sizes as fact. At least its the most accurate info out there.

Ok but seriously Mazingers, how does the size of the cockpit in the anime determine the overall size of the robot?

[paulcpl]

Impresive work, Gold. Thanks for the hard work..

[thesilent]

May 26, 2010 22:29:05 GMT -5 TheMazingerZ said:

I'll always go with the anime and "pilot to cockpit" size relation.

Yeah, that is , in my opinion, the only reliable comparison that can be made...

May 26, 2010 23:15:15 GMT -5 xiombarg said:

Ok but seriously Mazingers, how does the size of the cockpit in the anime determine the overall size of the robot?

Very simply, the average human body measures are the only plausible "link" and scale hint. Since the cockpit is supposed to hold a body(with a little tolerance, of course), there you go.

[70's Super Robot Fan]

Hi all,

Gold, thanks again for sharing ;D It is interesting that there are so many robots, with different sizes/height, etc.

Cheers,

70's Super Robot fan

[Inwards]

There's no such thing as super robot scales. It's pure BS. The robots changed sizes even within and between episodes. Take a look at the Mazinger / Getter teamups; they're all the same size in those movies. While many of the original designers had heights in mind when they designed the robot, the animators tended to ignore that completely. If the even the source anime isn't anime-accurate then what's the point of scale at all?

[fywdyl]

Am I seeing things? In some of the pictures, the EVA-01 is like 70M tall!

[xiombarg]

May 27, 2010 2:39:20 GMT -5 thesilent said:

May 26, 2010 22:29:05 GMT -5 TheMazingerZ said:

I'll always go with the anime and "pilot to cockpit" size relation.

Yeah, that is , in my opinion, the only reliable comparison that can be made...

May 26, 2010 23:15:15 GMT -5 xiombarg said:

Ok but seriously Mazingers, how does the size of the cockpit in the anime determine the overall size of the robot?

Very simply, the average human body measures are the only plausible "link" and scale hint. Since the cockpit is supposed to hold a body(with a little tolerance, of course), there you go.

Um, yeah.. So like the size of a plane's cockpit gives a scale hint to the size of the plane, and the size of a ship's cabin gives a scale hint to the size of the boat.. Where do you guys get these ideas anyway?

[thesilent]

Just like that, fella.

I get these ideas from simple things, like sitting in my chair and finding the armrests right under my arms...

It's called Ergonomics.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergonomics

Go read something pal, you may find out some truly amazing things have been going on all around you....

[magengar]

Great work there, Gold, and thanks to you
and your contributors for putting all this info together.

If you think Mazinger-Z is "small" compared
to the rest of them, take a look at Gigantor (Tetsujin28)...
...he's only 3 stories tall!
...then there's Daimajin who is even shorter,
although he aint no robot.

"Pilot to Cockpit" size relation makes sense...
I look at that in this perspective:
A typical young Japanese teenaged boy (example: "Koji")
stands about, I presume, 5' 7" in height.
I round that off to the nearest Foot: 6ft tall.
Now, stack several 6ft tall pilots standing on
one-another's shoulders as high as the giant
robot itself...
If I see a picture of Mazinger-Z, I imagine
several 6ft tall pilots standing on top of
eachother's shoulders next to Mazinger, and
count the pilots upwards to get me Mazinger's
estimated height.
Mazinger's 18meters, in English measurements,
equals 59 feet. That's 59 pilots standing on
top of eachother's shoulders to reach that height...

...Then I'll run by and smack the bottom pilot in the shin
with a drumstick, and they all fall down and become
a huge pile of clusterf*ck. ;D

zozo-Magengar

[xiombarg]

Ok, well I didn't mean to offend you, but let's just look at this for a minute. If you look at the size of a cockpit in, say an F-16 vs. a little two prop engine plane or even a 747, the cockpits aren't going to scale in a direct relation based on the size of the plane because it would be impractical for the pilots purposes to have the controls spreading across a huge expanse of space. The reason a 747 has a bigger cockpit is because you have to have enough room to fit 3 pilots and a stewardess, because scale wise a 747 cockpit isn't all that much bigger than a 737 or even a Cessna cockpit. Cockpit size is more a practical matter, not scaled based on the size of the vehicle.

Ergonomics. Hmm. Well ok, comfort is important too I guess.

[magengar]

(OffT)
Aw C'mon, even an airline pilot would just
straight up admit he likes the size of the
plane's cockpit! Who knows what REALLY
goes on up there once the 3 pilots and a
stewardess shut that door!
That explains the sudden shock of Turbulance. ;D

(ok, Back OnT)

zozo-Magengar

[thesilent]

May 27, 2010 10:59:25 GMT -5 xiombarg said:

Ok, well I didn't mean to offend you, but let's just look at this for a minute. If you look at the size of a cockpit in, say an F-16 vs. a little two prop engine plane or even a 747, the cockpits aren't going to scale in a direct relation based on the size of the plane because it would be impractical for the pilots purposes to have the controls spreading across a huge expanse of space. The reason a 747 has a bigger cockpit is because you have to have enough room to fit 3 pilots and a stewardess, because scale wise a 747 cockpit isn't all that much bigger than a 737 or even a Cessna cockpit. Cockpit size is more a practical matter, not scaled based on the size of the vehicle.

Ergonomics. Hmm. Well ok, comfort is important too I guess.

Really sorry for the overreaction, Xiombarg, I guess I just misunderstood, please bear with me...
I'm in the middle of a deadlines hell period so, I just let words out without thinking. I do apologize.
And, what you say is true, but I think the pilot's size is still the only reliable "link" to the robots' size. Granted, the cockpits vary in "comfort", but there's a certain tolerance to be counted in.

An example off the top of my head: Boss Borot's control room is for sure much larger than the Pilder's cockpit (in fact holds comfortably 3 people), but you have to realate everything to the average person size nevertheless...

Plus, I think that the measures given by the creators are a pile of BS, put in without a minimum of thought. Just confront the size of the Getter machines to Koji's disc in Grendizer, to the Getter G Machines and then again to the combined Getter robots.

It's a mess. Plain and simple.

[magengar]

Now that ya mention it... Boss Borot's cockpit
might as well be a dorm room, because
it's friggin Huuuge!
Note to myself: (of course, it's the robot's HEAD, Dumbazz!).

Three guys in there, and all the crazy gadjets
in there... even a URINAL! ;D

zozo-Magengar

[xiombarg]

Np.

[Chen]

I don't even use the cockpit to robot comparison since your basically just going by glass surface area and some cockpits just use more glass while some SR don't even have a cockpit with the pilot somewhere in the body surrounded by monitors.

I just use the common sense method, that most non-transforming SR are all about the same size (Getters included), while most transforming and combining ones are just larger either because the parts add up to a larger whole or the "mechanics" for a transforming robot requires a larger space frame. Like I said before I just use the SOC scale just because for me it makes sense and is just pleasing to the eye.

[droutmaster]

for me i don't really care much about there size since pretty much the same creators don't follow it. so i always think that they are all of the same size just that one is a bit taller than the other. besides one thing is for sure, no matter what size you give them, in the end they will always variate from time to time.

however gold, your missing Mazinger Z's new size data from the Shin Mazinger Zero Manga which is 30meter tall.

[xiombarg]

Whether Gold's reference is used as a practical reference or not, it's very cool to have a documented list that actually gives us an idea of what these robots were intended to be. I'm not going to memorize or anything, but I'm glad we've got it here to glance over or for those odd arguments that come up every now and then that deal with size or power relationships of robots.

[magengar]

And just imagine... if all those robots were to exist
in REALITY... well, how the Fck would Japan hold
all that friggin ton-tonic weight?! ;D

zozo-Magengar