History VideoGame / GundamEvolution

** The shield deployed by Nu Gundam's G-Maneuver and Hyperion's Armure Lumiere block and destroys ''all'' projectiles that hit it, including ones that penetrate normal shields. Fire damage still works, [[SplashDamageAbuse but only if the source doesn't hit the shield before detonating]]. Armure Lumiere can also be bypassed by moving inside the shield.

** The shield deployed as Nu Gundam's G-Maneuver blocks and destroys ''all'' projectiles that hit it, including ones that penetrate normal shields. Fire damage still works, [[SplashDamageAbuse but only if the source doesn't hit the shield before detonating]].

** There always three DOM Troopers in its MVP animations, referencing the three DOM Trooper pilots from ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny''.

** MetropolisLevel: Colony Trading Post (first half)

** EternalEngine: Thermal Plant
** MetropolisLevel: Colony Trading Post

* MutualDisadvantage: Presumably to avoid stalemates, all three units with shields as a standard ability have ways to negate enemy shields. Gundam and Sazabi both have unblockable projectiles that stun. GM has a stunning ShieldBash and a firebomb that damages through shields.

* AdaptedOut: Most of the mobile suits have fewer weapons than they had in the source material. Perhaps the most notable is the near-complete absence of [[LaserBlade Beam Sabers]]. Over half of the featured mobile suits canonically carry a beam melee weapon of some sort, but the only ones in the game are Marasai (UC)'s Beam Blade and Gundam Exia's GN Beam Daggers and GN Beam Swords (the latter being available only during [[SuperMode Trans-Am]]). Gundam, Pale Rider, Dom Trooper, and Nu Gundam use beam sabers only in their surprise MVP animations.

* PowerCreepPowerSeep: As with most other ''Gundam'' crossover works, the relative strength of the units heavily deviates from the source material, but it's even more pronounced due to the game's focus on a [[CompetitiveBalance balanced]], esports-focused FPS gameplay. The suit description lampshaded this by ending all of them with the same disclaimer that in-game specifications may not match the fiction.

** Gundam's Super Napalm has its own health bar because it's a {{Destructible Projectile}}s that will fizzle out completely if destroyed fast enough.

* TheComputerIsALyingBastard: Exia's specs says the [[FlechetteStorm GN Beam Daggers]] are "Effective up to medium range." Bizarrely coming from a melee-focused suit, the daggers actually fly perfectly [[NoArcInArchery straight]] and true without no damage falloff at any distance. [[PainfullySlowProjectile Their travel low speed]] and fire rate makes outright sniping impractical, but they can still be quite a nasty surprise to slowed down or clustered together enemies in the distance.

* AntiArmor: Various skills can disable enemy shields.
* ArmorPiercingAttack: Fire damage bypasses enemy shields entirely.

* PowerCreepPowerSeep: As with most other ''Gundam'' crossover works, but even more pronounced due to the game's focus on a [[CompetitiveBalance balanced]], esports-focused FPS gameplay.

* AntiArmor: Various skills can disable enemy shields, while fire damage bypasses shields entirely.

* AdaptedOut: Most of the mobile suits have fewer weapons than they had in the source material. Perhaps the most notable is the near-complete absence of [[LaserBlade Beam Sabers]]. Over half of the featured mobile suits canonically carry a beam melee weapon of some sort, but the only ones in the game are Marasai (UC)'s Beam Blade and Gundam Exia's GN Beam Daggers and GN Beam Swords (the latter being available only during [[SuperMode Trans-Am]]). Gundam, Pale Rider, and Nu Gundam use beam sabers only in their surprise MVP animations.

* AdaptedOut: Most of the mobile suits have fewer weapons than they had in the source material. Perhaps the most notable is the near-complete absence of [[LaserBlade Beam Sabers]]. Over half of the featured mobile suits canonically carry a beam melee weapon of some sort, but the only ones in the game are Marasai (UC)'s Beam Blade and Gundam Exia's GN Beam Daggers and GN Beam Swords (the latter being available only during [[SuperMode Trans-Am]]). Pale Rider uses beam sabers only in its surprise MVP animation against Exia.

* LuckilyMyShieldWillProtectMe: Sazabi, Gundam, and GM each have a shield that protects them and allies behind them.

** TripToTheMoonPlot: Lunar Comm Station

** The RX-78-2's Super Napalm is an obscure weapon from the original ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' series, but the way it's used in ''Gundam Evolution'' calls back to [[https://youtu.be/M9gTMjnX7a4?t=117 its portrayal]] in ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAdvance Super Robot Wars A Portable]]''.

* AttackItsWeakpoint: Called "Critical Hits" in this game, most commonly occurs when a mobile suit is struck in it head. Crits do double damage, Sniper crits deal 2.5x damage, Sazabi crits deal 1.4x damage.

** EternalEnginer: Thermal Plant