History VideoGame / FrontMission3

* LethalJokeCharacter: Those attack helicopters . When you hijack them with your long-range combat specialists, HilarityEnsues.

** The Shangdi 1 Arms, boasting the highest health accuracy of the 'support fire' arms along with Double Shot II.

** Emma's campaign: Kazuki Takemura manages to [[spoiler: stop [[BigBad Lukav Minaev]]'s plan, but his father [[HeroicSacrifice Isao was killed]] and [[HeroicSacrifice Alisa stayed behind to get rid of]] [[WeaponOfMassDestruction MIDAS]] for good. At least he, along with the rest of the gang, arrive at the USN Assembly Building in time to tell the truth of the MIDAS incident to the whole world. And he and Emma decide to start a family together]].
** Alisa's campaign is this but a bit less so: [[spoiler:Mostly similar to the above, Kazuki stops Lukav's plans with the MIDAS cover-up isn't happening. Emma survives, but she has been mentally broken by torture that Lukav inflicted on her; however she beginning the path to recovery at the end. And Alisa survives. However some of the conspirators behind the Numbers project and MIDAS were at large and ready to plan another scheme, unlike in Emma's campaign.]]

''Front Mission 3'' is a RealRobotGenre StrategyRPG video game published and developed by Creator/SquareEnix (back when Squaresoft was around) for the Platform/PlayStation console, with a remake set for release on Platforn/NintendoSwitch. It was first released in Japan on September 2, 1999 with a release in North America on February 20, 2000, followed by Europe (and PAL-affiliated countries) on August 11, 2000. The game is a sequel to ''VideoGame/FrontMission2'', but has little to no connections to it (same goes with ''VideoGame/FrontMission1'').

''Front Mission 3'' is a RealRobotGenre StrategyRPG video game published and developed by Creator/SquareEnix (back when Squaresoft was around) for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation console, with a remake set for release on UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch. It was first released in Japan on September 2, 1999 with a release in North America on February 20, 2000, followed by Europe (and PAL-affiliated countries) on August 11, 2000. The game is a sequel to ''VideoGame/FrontMission2'', but has little to no connections to it (same goes with ''VideoGame/FrontMission1'').

->''"Desire spawns Madness."''
->''"Madness collapses into Disaster."''
->''"Mankind Never Learns."''

''Front Mission 3'' is a RealRobot StrategyRPG video game published and developed by Creator/SquareEnix (back when Squaresoft was around) for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation console, with a remake set for release on UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch. It was first released in Japan on September 2, 1999 with a release in North America on February 20, 2000, followed by Europe (and PAL-affiliated countries) on August 11, 2000. The game is a sequel to ''VideoGame/FrontMission2'', but has little to no connections to it (same goes with ''VideoGame/FrontMission1'').

* CloningBlues: [[spoiler: The Real Numbers were created through artificial insemination while the Imaginary Numbers were engineered from cell cultures inside amniotic tubes. As a result, the Real Numbers are biologically stable while the Imaginary Numbers have supernatural potential but are at risk of developing potentially fatal genetic complications later on]].

* GovernmentConspiracy: [[spoiler:Emma's arc reveals that the USN has an interest with the theft of MIDAS after the events of Front Mission 5. Kazuki and company raided the White House in order to reveal it.]]

* SurprisinglyGoodForeignLanguage: Several animations through the game, starting with opening, include subtitled Russian speech, which is perfectly accurate and almost without any accent, [[spoiler: bar the younger actress voicing Emma part.]]

* NotBloodSiblings: [[[spoiler: Aliciana "Alisa" Klamsky and [[TheHero Kazuki Takemura]]]]. Becomes amusing to see once they meet [[spoiler:Alisa's ''actual'' sibling, Emir "Emma" Klamsky]]. [spoiler: Alisa is Emma's blood-tied and Kazuki's adoption-tied siblings, respectively.]]

* NotBloodSiblings: [[spoiler: Emir "Emma" Klamsky and [[TheHero Kazuki Takemura]],]] tied with [[spoiler: Alisa]] [[IncrediblyLamePun as the knot]]. [[spoiler: Alisa is Emma's blood-tied and Kazuki's adoption-tied siblings, respectively.]]

** Alisa's campaign is this but a bit less so: [[spoiler:Mostly similar to the above, Kazuki stops Lukav's plans, but the MIDAS cover-up isn't happening. Emma survives, but she has been mentally broken by torture that Lukav inflicted on her; however she beginning the path to recovery at the end. And Alisa survives. However some of the conspirators behind the Numbers project and MIDAS were at large and ready to plan another scheme, unlike in Emma's campaign.]]

** Emma's campaign: Kazuki Takemura manages to [[spoiler: stop [[BigBad Lukav Minaev]]'s plan, but his father [[HeroicSacrifice Isao was killed]] and [[HeroicSacrifice Alisa]] stayed behind to get rid of the [[WeaponOfMassDestruction MIDAS]] for good. At least he, along with the rest of the gang, arrive at the USN Assembly Building in time to tell the truth of the MIDAS incident to the whole world. And he and Emma decide to start a family together]].
** Alisa's campaign is this but a bit less so: [[spoiler:Mostly similar to the above, Kazuki stops Lukav's plans, but Isao survives long enough that he is the one to stay behind to stop MIDAS. The MIDAS cover-up isn't happening, Emma survives, but she has been mentally broken by torture that Lukav inflicted on her; however she beginning the path to recovery at the end. And Alisa survives. However some of the conspirators behind the Numbers project and MIDAS were at large and ready to plan another scheme, unlike in Emma's campaign.]]

** Alisa's campaign is this but a bit less so: [[spoiler:Mostly similar to the above, Kazuki stops Lukav's plans, but Isao survives long enough that he is the one to stay behind to stop MIDAS. Emma survives, but she has been mentally broken by torture that Lukav inflicted on her; however she beginning the path to recovery at the end. And Alisa survives. However some of the conspirators behind the Numbers project and MIDAS were at large and ready to plan another scheme, unlike in Emma's campaign.]]

** Searching the USN network of the internet will reveal some information about a convicted killer named ''Norman Bates''. Further research reveals that Norman Bates [[spoiler: is a failed [[ArtificialHuman Imaginary Number]].]]

** Alisa's campaign is this but a bit less so: [[spoiler:Mostly similar to the above, Kazuki stops Lukav's plans, but Isao survives long enough that he is the one to stay behind to stop MIDAS. Emma survives, but she has been mentally broken by torture that Lukav inflicted on her; however she beginning the path to recovery at the end. And Alisa survives.]]

''Front Mission 3'' is a RealRobot StrategyRPG video game published and developed by Creator/SquareEnix (back when Squaresoft was around) for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation console, with a remake set for release on UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch in 2023. It was first released in Japan on September 2, 1999 with a release in North America on February 20, 2000, followed by Europe (and PAL-affiliated countries) on August 11, 2000. The game is a sequel to ''VideoGame/FrontMission2'', but has little to no connections to it (same goes with ''VideoGame/FrontMission1'').

''Front Mission 3'' is a RealRobot StrategyRPG video game published and developed by Creator/SquareEnix (back when Squaresoft was around) for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation console. It was first released in Japan on September 2, 1999 with a release in North America on February 20, 2000, followed by Europe (and PAL-affiliated countries) on August 11, 2000. The game is a sequel to ''VideoGame/FrontMission2'', but has little to no connections to it (same goes with ''VideoGame/FrontMission1'').