Fist of Mars plays similar to the Super Robot Wars series, but changes the formula with a crosshair-aligning gameplay system that determines whether attacks hit or miss. The duo falls in with the rebel group BIS, which seeks to free Mars from UNSF oppression. He climbs aboard along with a mysterious girl just before the ship is destroyed. A boy named Cage Midwell finds a strangely powerful LEV hidden on a cruise liner. 2173 Testament in Japan), was released for the Game Boy Advance as well. He steels himself to settle the score with Nohman and finish the destined battle between Jehuty and its Evil Counterpart, Anubis.Ī Turn-Based Strategy Spin-Off game, Zone of the Enders: The Fist of Mars ( Z.O.E. Dingo escapes to Mars, battles BAHRAM forces, and clashes with Leo Stenbuck in the Vic Viper. Ken Marinaris, a soldier Dingo fought on Callisto, explains that she's a UNSF spy and requests his assistance in exchange for having saved his life.
Dingo wakes up hardwired to Jehuty's life-support systems, unable to leave the cockpit. Dingo refuses an offer to rejoin the group, so Nohman shoots him. Hostile BAHRAM soldiers arrive and Dingo is forced to fight his way to their command ship, where he meets his old colleague and BAHRAM's leader, Nohman. Miner and former BAHRAM soldier Dingo Egret finds Jehuty hidden on Callisto. Both the OVA and TV series received DVD releases, and later in 2012 (in Japan), re-released on Blu-ray.Ī sequel, Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner ( ANUBIS: Zone of the Enders in Japan), was released on the PlayStation 2 in 2003. The frame curiously thinks of the trucker as her uncle, spurring James to seek out and reconcile with his children. This was followed by a full TV Series, Zone of the Enders: Dolores, I, where a space trucker named James Links receives the Orbital Frame Dolores from his estranged wife Rachel, one of Idolo's designers and a casualty of the OVA's events. The protagonists join a resistance movement against the Earth using Idolo, the first Orbital Frame. Zone of the Enders: 2167 IDOLO, a prequel anime OVA starring Viola Gyune ( The Dragon of the game) and Radium Lavans, was released just before the game's launch. This game was accompanied by a sort of franchise-building initiative with several tie-in products. Nonetheless, the game sold well enough to gain a cult following of its own. was "the free game" that came with their demo. Zone of the Enders for PS2 had brisk initial sales, mostly attributed to the fact that the game was packaged with a demo for Metal Gear Solid 2.
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