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btw Masaki had his own OG game named SRW : The Lord Of Elemental but it comes later after his first debut in SRW2 and The Lord Of Elemental is very different from 1999 anime.
Its technically canon. In the story the Cybaster gets transported to Earth but without Masaki and has to choose another pilot for a while. Basically for some rights issues they could not use Masaki as the pilot in the story but he gets mentioned shortly.
At the end of the anime the Cybaster returns to La Gias.
But overall the anime has very little connection to the SRW games.
It's basically bootleg-Masoukishin. Like those bad toys with one or two letters consciously misspelled to avoid trade mark claims that you could (and in some places still can) get for a dime from the rummage bin in stores.
Now, about Cybuster. There are actually three Cybusters.
The original is from SRW 2, which is from 1991.
The Cybuster anime is from 1999.
There's also the Cybuster from Shin Masou Kishin Panzer Warfare, a game for the PSX, also from 1999.
The anime doesn't even try to follow the Cybuster mythos, it's just a completely different story with the same robots and a few characters that have the same names... or an amalgamation thereof. So you have Shuu Zoldark (Shuu Shirakawa + Bian Zoldark), Lyune Frank (Ryunne + ???). Some characters kept the same name, but they have completely different designs. There's a Masaki Andoh that actually pilots Cybuster (he's not the main character), but he doesn't look even remotely like the one from SRW 2. Saphine also has the same name, but she's a different character.
The game, Shin Masou Kishin, uses a very loose interpretation of the events from Masou Kishin, although all the pilots are different. There's no Masaki, the main pilot of Cybuster is Keigo. Although you start with quite a few characters, for most of the game you only have the 4 Elemental Lords (Cybuster, Zamjeed, Granveil, Goddess). It was developed by Banpresto.
Now about if the thing is canon or not. Most likely not. However, it's rather weird that there's a promo for the anime in Shin Masou Kishin - the opening of the anime plays even before the opening of the game! It's weird because the game was developed by Banpresto, and the anime seems to have no links to them. I wonder if they wanted to expand into another series entirely and failed?
The OP song is GOAT rho.
That Masaki in the anime is not the same Masaki, he is just the heroine's brother Jyunichi who was given the name Masaki because he lost his memory, according to the episode only included in the DVD release.
more or less.
It's actually more of a pseudo sequel actually. The arm of the original Cybuster is a pretty big plot point if I remember PW right. It's why Cybuster between the two isn't a 1/1 copy.
But ya that's also why they started pushing OG series cause they couldn't touch Lord of elemental due to copy right issue with winkysoft back in the days. *till 2012
OG lord of elemental on SFC is still my favorite SRW *including spinoff. The story is just full of charm & depth.
an Isekai that's 20 years ahead of the curve
Cybuster itself is a huge Dunbine reference.