Mecha Era: From the Start, I Test-Drive and Wreck the Machines

Mecha Stories and Sci-Fi: Where Have All the Great Ones Gone?

“Flesh is weak; embrace the machine” shouldn't just be a slogan. True machines shouldn't have feelings at all! Most mechanical sci-fi these days is about someone being reincarnated or accidentally becoming someone or something, followed by pages and pages of personal drama and romance.

I’m Running Out of Mecha Novels. Any Recommendations?

Mecha Stories, Preferably With Giant Mechs. No System! No System!

Looking for Mecha Novels That Are a Good Read

I really like mecha and that sort of thing, but I'm in a reading slump. Can anyone recommend some good mecha novels? Ideally something that holds up well over time.

Mecha Stories With Huge, Well-Designed Mechs

Looking for Giant Mecha Novels

Other than Great Wall Watch, I haven't found any mecha novels on Tomato that really hit me in the feels. At least give me something like Pacific Rim, the Knight mechs from Warhammer, or Divine Machines. Even better if they get to crush some aliens.

Any Stories Where the Protagonist Pilots a Giant Mecha from the Start and Leaves Everyone Stunned?

I've recently gotten really into this kind of story: the protagonist secretly builds mechs, then shares the technology with Huaxia and leaves the whole country stunned.

I Want Serious Mecha Fiction, Not Some Modern-Day Nonsense. Give Me an Epic Setting.

There Are No Mecha Masterpieces Left. Prove Me Wrong

Mecha Novels, Preferably With Giant Mechs, Not Exoskeletons, and Ideally a System

Preferably, not everyone should have mechs. Only the protagonist should have one.

Looking for Mecha Stories. No Idiotic Characters, and the Author Must Be a Real Person

There Are No New Standouts in Mecha Fiction Anymore

Mecha Stories! Mecha All the Way!!

Mecha, Giant Mecha! High-Octane Action!

Combining Warframes and Ancient Martial Arts