Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 884 I must activate the backup Musashi Commander!
Getter Robo, also known as Trinity All-Powerful, but the three flying machines that Cheng Tian sees are more accurately called Getter ARC. If OVA works are included, Getter ARC is the latest Getter anime after 21 years.

Since this is the latest work based on an unfinished manga, the plot is no longer directly related to the previous Getter Robo series; it can only be described as a parallel universe with a common underlying background setting.

Not only Getter Robo ARC, but also other parallel universe stories derived from Getter Robo include the earliest Getter Robo /G/, the most frenetic and darkest of all time, Last Day of the World, the OVA short film Getter Robo vs. Neo Getter where Getter Robo fights Getter Robo, and the pilot-driven Mechs in Mech Robo, also known as Ghost Getter Robo, and then the latest work Getter Robo ARC.

Many people are not very familiar with this work, including Cheng Tian from a few years ago.

As we all know, various markets have visibly shrunk in recent years, and the animation market is no exception to this market trend. Moreover, compared to the products of the golden age, the overall animation quality of Getter Robo is visibly poor.

A prime example of this is the third season of One-Punch Man, where Garou's grass-skiing scene, resembling a PowerPoint presentation, was utterly disastrous and sparked a fierce online debate.

And this is not an isolated case.

Despite its impoverished state, Getter Arcade still managed to unearth a "hellish" meme that even seasoned anime fans who had never seen the series before had likely encountered at least once—

That was the scene in episode 10 of Getter Arcade where they "quickly activated the backup Musashi commander".

Even across the different timelines derived from Getter Robo, the man named "Tomoe Musashi" has the most deaths overall, including but not limited to self-destructing the Getter reactor, being attacked in the cockpit, dying together with the enemy, and being forcibly replaced by the plot.

In ARC, although Musashi is indeed dead, his memories and will are all stored in the memories of "Getter Emperor".

Therefore, even if Tomoe Musashi dies, as long as an artificial body produced from a single human genetic factor of Tomoe Musashi is unsealed, Tomoe Musashi's own will will attach to it and return to the human world to continue fighting. In fact, that's what they did.

Five seconds after Commander Tomoe Musashi was shot in the head by a stray bullet, the backup Tomoe Musashi slid off the cloning assembly line and took over the work of his deceased predecessor.

This setting alone is enough to prove that the official team is very clear about the hellish reference they are trying to create. What's even more abstract is that they even created a 4399 mini-game on their official website that's similar to a Space Invaders shooting game, specifically designed to torment the Tomoe Musashi clones...

You don't know whether to say the Super Robot Wars developers are witty or just unethical. While incorporating Getter into the game, they didn't forget to persecute Musashi, and the same sacrifice plot appeared again and again in different Super Robot Wars works.

As everyone knows, Cheng Tian is a Chinese gamer with an old-fashioned mindset, especially in the fields of games and ACG works. His hobbies tend to be old-fashioned, so compared to the latest ARC, Cheng Tian still prefers the previous generation of Getter Robo, whether it's the mecha design or the character design.

Seeing Getter Arcade on Elden means that Takuma Ryu has joined the main characters' group with his companions.

However, it didn't matter. Compared to ARC and its pilot, Cheng Tian wanted to get in touch with the "Saotome Research Institute" through the mobile fortress Elden.

In this research institute, there is not only Hayato Kamiya, who has been left to live again, but also a mass-produced Getter Robo known as "Getter D2"!

We don't need to be too ambitious about Getter ARC, but the conditions for obtaining a mass-produced robot shouldn't be that demanding, right?
And this Ryutakuma, we don't really have any ideas about people, but could we...? Cheng Tianxia subconsciously glanced at his clone research lab panel.

Could we draw a vial of blood from this kid?
The moment Cheng Tian had these specific thoughts, a series of spatial notifications popped up right in front of him!
[Player detected to possess the "Beyond World" template]

[Player detected attempting to expand the scope of template skill usage]

[Rules synchronized, decision passed.]

[The compatibility of your "Beyond the World" template skills 'Battleship Dock,' 'Mech Workshop,' 'Parts Workshop,' and 'Personnel Recruitment' has been successfully expanded to the current Super Robot Wars Y instance world.]

[Battleship Dock: Omitted. You can obtain the manufacturing rights for non-Gundam-type battleships by recycling, analyzing, and dismantling battleships/battleship wreckage; the manufacturing cost of non-Gundam-type battleships will be significantly increased, but some of the manufacturing costs can be offset by existing related materials and parts; all producible battleships are unique, and only one can exist at a time.]

[Mecha Workshop: (Omitted) You can add non-Gundam mobile suits to the production list by owning and developing them; the manufacturing price of non-Gundam mobile suits will increase significantly, and some special mobile suits will be unique, with only one available at a time.]

[Parts Workshop: (Omitted) You can obtain corresponding tactical parts by disassembling non-Gundam series battleships and mobile suits, and then add them to the production list.]

[Personnel Recruitment: Omitted. You can try to unlock non-Gundam pilots and related personnel by collecting highly related items in the current world; the recruitment price for non-Gundam pilots will increase significantly, and recruitment will inevitably trigger small-scale Dimensional Shock battles, the overall strength of which will increase as the strength of the recruited units increases.]

Hmm... I don't think that's what I meant...

After reading the pop-up notification, Cheng Tian's expression turned somewhat strange.

Cheng Tian did indeed intend to use his own template to develop and upgrade the mass-produced Getter D2 in order to obtain production rights. Therefore, the application and expansion of the warship, the machine body and the accessories were still within Cheng Tian's expectations.

This is equivalent to using the factory of "SD Gundam G Generation" to manufacture the mobile suits of "Super Robot Wars". Therefore, the production price is greatly increased, and some mobile suits are limited by their uniqueness. In Cheng Tian's view, these are all acceptable conditions.

However, the expansion of personnel recruitment was not quite what Cheng Tian had in mind.

Cheng Tian's original intention was to draw a vial of blood to see if he could use cloning technology to mass-produce backup Liutuo Ma drivers. However, he ended up expanding the recruitment scope, which completely changed the nature of the situation.

Items with high correlation... Could it be that Ryutoma's blood is also an item with high correlation?!

Cheng was startled, and his expression gradually turned manic.

Because this Ryutakuma is the offspring of Ryutaku Ryoma!
(End of this chapter)