Happens in Getter Robo Go, after Shin Getter Robo goes berserk they various governments make several attempts to try and stop it, eventually resorting to a nuclear strike.Still doesn't mean none are willing nuke their own planets just because. In Legend of Galactic Heroes, because of the "Thirteen Day War" that occurred centuries before the canon timeline, which nearly exterminated the human race, nuclear weapons on planets were considered a taboo.The Robotech adaptation of Super Dimension Fortress Macross also features judicious use of nuclear weapons and their 'reaction' upgrades, here called 'reflex weapons'.Of course, arming everyone with such weapons means that the NUNS forces on board the Frontier are reaching the end of their rope, as the Vajra have managed to adapt to everything else (and, eventually, adapt to reaction warheads too.). Macross Frontier shows that even chronically redshirted NUNS (New United Nations Spacey) pilots could be pretty effective when armed with the stuff.At one point, Basara even exclaims "Reaction weapons! Reaction Weapons! Any time something goes wrong, is that the only solution you have?!" Macross 7: Lampshade hung in that, for all that it's implied that nuclear weapons are a weapon of last resort (Earth Command authorizing their use is seen as a big thing), every ship in the fleet seems to have unlimited stores of them (probably because the Protodeviln ship commanding their enemies is just that tough).Though, admittedly, every other ship with smaller weapons had been wiped out in the few previous minutes and they had no idea the Bird Human was not a threat anymore (the Destroid Monster with the nukes came out six seconds after the Bird Human was calmed down and, given the known situation, fired before anyone could realize what had happened).
Macross Zero: The propelling force of the final episode's bizarre ending is that, just after the hero has used The Power of Love to subdue the Bird Human controlled by his girlfriend, the navy launches nukes and makes everything worse.
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The Macross series are an exception to the Nuclear Weapons Taboo, although its reaction weaponry isn't nuclear per se it's an annihilation weapon, that is, an antimatter charge (and is itself eventually surpassed in power by dimension/fold weapons, which warp spacetime itself):. Contrast the Eva's, who at most will level a part of the (already submerged) city. and drastically alter the ground around it (the characters remark on redrawing the map more than once). Another reason the N2 mines weren't used was because they'd incapacitate the Angel. and since, the army asked for Evangelion intervention with haste every other time an Angel appeared. And Nerv showed them, yes, they can do better. Let's see your inferior robot do better". "Believing a giant human shaped robot is the best bet" only occurred after the first two episodes at least: based on the conversation with Gendo Ikari after expending their N2 mines, their thought process was more towards "we've used all of our strongest options. Amusing case in Neon Genesis Evangelion: The army do try almost everything in their arsenal before resorting to N2 mines, and when they fail decide giant human shaped robots are the best bet. Needless to say, the plot of the Minor Heat arc is to prevent this from happening. This sequence would also start the self-destruct sequence of the ship, sealing all exits and exploding after the rockets were launched with a 24 Hour span of time after the activation of this sequence. These rockets, which included one nuclear warhead, were to be shot out and rain all over Japan, killing everyone. The ship did have another purpose, though, which was this Trope! If the people on the ship thought that things were absolutely hopeless and there was no chance of recovery, they were to activate the rockets on the ship. Like the other Fuji shelters, it was built to sustain over time and the meteor impact, housing a big number of people to keep them safe. In 7 Seeds, the Fuji Ship during the Minor Heat arc is basically an armoury stacked to the roof with guns, rifles, revolvers, anything that shoots bullets. Darker and Edgier such stories may even play this straight, of those responsible for finally pressing the button considering everything up to ritual suicide, as a result of guilt. In fact, expect the opposite to be true: that even if it's proven that nothing but a nuke would work, there will be extreme resistance to the idea. Manga and anime is mostly immune to this, due to the Nuclear Weapons Taboo.
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