Mecha Movies

At eight, Joice watched her mother die, and inherited an alien core: EXTREMISECT, an apocalyptic battle armor. Ten years later, to save her friend Iricy, the core ignites. She rises a legendary warrior. But beneath the city, monsters stir. And from the nightmare steps a being who calls her sister…

“It’s just a formality.” Reynolds threw those words in Eliot’s face on their wedding day, leaving him behind to greet his comrade. Four years of lies, another Alpha’s scent on Reynolds’ skin.Eliot didn’t cry. He ripped off his ring, threw it at Reynolds’ feet, and walked into the hall across.Vaughn had been waiting there for four years. White roses. Starlight lamps. A ring he’d kept since they were kids. He spent four years climbing four ranks just to rewrite the law that locked Omegas out of the mech bay. He never told Eliot. He just pried the door open and waited.

Caesar, the universe's strongest "Mechanical Man," honors a dying friend's wish by escorting Princess Shirley through deadly territory. Battling the Wild Grass Gang at every turn, he holds the line until reinforcements arrive—keeping his promise, and keeping the people he cares for safe.

Race car driver Jack Riley is betrayed by his team and plunged off a cliff. As he lies dying, he awakens Lightning, an alien Defender scout who has been dormant on Earth for eighty years. Jack and his new alien partner return to the racing circuit, but soon find themselves caught in a galactic plot as the Ironvore Legion, led by Frostfang, hunts for the Ultimate Core—a device of infinite energy. With the help of heiress Rose Cavendish and his ragtag teammates from the Anvil Racing Team, Jack and Lightning transform from isolated outcasts to leaders of a united Defender force on Earth. Their final battle rages across deserts, cities, and a massive mothership. When the human government decides to surrender, Jack and his allies prove with unwavering trust and courage that Earth’s salvation depends not on alien technology alone, but on the strength of human hearts.

Five years ago, legendary pilot “Tempest” killed the Abyssal Lord and vanished. Now he hides as Ash, a quiet repairman at the failing Shaw shop in Portwell. As the Howe family pressures the Shaws toward bankruptcy, heiress Stella pilots the aging Azure Phoenix to save their legacy, guided secretly by Ash. Howe heir Quentin tries to recruit Ash and block the Shaws from the Federal Thunder Cup, but federal ace Harlan secures their entry. In the tournament, Stella wins upset after upset while Team Vulture’s Zorn and Howe coach Trey sabotage them from the shadows. Ash’s identity as the lost Tempest slowly emerges. Military Under-Secretary Gray then reveals his conspiracy: forging forbidden Sync Agent from Abyss-Beast cores and breeding Abyss creatures. After the finals, his followers trigger a beacon, summoning an apocalyptic Abyssal Lord Type-II toward Portwell with no federal fleet in time. Ash boards the sealed mech Daybreak again. Fighting alongside Stella, Victor, and Toby, he slays the beast with the Tempest Blade. Gray is brought to justice, the legend returns, and the Shaw family rises anew.

Bearing the infamy of being the son of a criminal, the low-level cleaner Zeke, who suffers humiliation at the elite armor base, unexpectedly pilots the first-generation pure mech that has been sealed for thirty years, using tsunami spiritual power to become a legend and thus embark on a comeback.

Five years ago, wasteland champion Jack Tigre refused to throw a fight in the boxing arena. Soon after, his mother was brutally murdered at home, leaving behind only a photo with a scorpion tattoo and a mysterious mechanical wristband. Five years later, Jack wanders the wasteland, searching for the killer. He happens to rescue Jacqueline, the commander of Scavenger Camp, and stays there for a while. When the Raider camp comes to take over, Jack is forced to fight, and discovers that the tattoo on their enforcer Scorpion is identical to the one from his past. To follow the lead, he heads north and finally breaks into Black Scorpion Base, where he confronts his enemies Terrence and Scorpio head-on. At the brink of death, the wristband left by his mother finally unlocks, transforming into black-gold battle armor. With this power, Jack achieves his revenge and resolves to establish a new order in the wasteland.

As mutant beasts overrun the city, Kane saves seven failing mechs with a single command. But Lena, Vanguard's acting CEO, fires him and promotes her scheming lover, Jaren. When Jaren wrecks their last defense mech, Kane becomes their only hope. Desperate, Lena calls the legendary engineer Ark—only for Kane's phone to ring! She brushes it off as a coincidence, unaware that the city's fate rests on the man she humiliated. Then her father awakens with a secret that could change everything...

Leon was once Titan City’s top genius. While saving his fiancée Sylvia, his origin core was shattered, leaving him crippled. His family abandoned him for political marriage interests and exiled him to the Lower-City scrapyard. On the brink of death from mutant hounds, an ancient mechanical relic left by his father activated with his blood, unlocking his SSS-rank hidden talent—Infinite Devour. His origin core was reconstructed, and he built his first mecha, Shadow, from junkyard scraps. Leon conquered the Lower-City underworld and entered Spark Mecha Academy. He humiliated the noble heir Arthur, crushed the Charles family’s assassination squad, and exposed Arthur’s treason at the Steel Wall. Duke Charles sent three stealth assassin mechs—Leon wiped them out. When Sylvia begged for mercy, he turned her down without sympathy. Now Leon is coming for the Charles family.