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The Sentinels, mutant-hunting Humongous Mecha.Infinity, the Colossus of Rhodes was a Humongous Mecha, piloted by Archimedes to battle a Kree Sentry. The Kree employ an army of smallish but insanely tough Humongous Mecha called Sentries (no relation).The Godkiller, a mecha designed by a race called the Aspirants to fight the Celestials, is almost five miles tall.Marvel also, for a short time, ran a Shogun Warriors comic, featuring the Super Robots Combattler V, Brave Raideen, and Dangard Ace.He also has his various designs of the Hulkbuster armor which approach this trope and War Machine's satellite turns into this trope. Iron Man also built one to fight Megatron in a crossover between the Avengers and Transformers.The Incredible Hulk's enemy the Leader once built a tripod-shaped mech called the Murder Module.We don't know this till the end of the story (making Tony appear to be a useless recluse), when he pilots it into battle against the even larger Celestials, who are energy being versions of the same - their energy bodies need Humongous Mecha to give them shape. In the aforementioned Earth X appearance, Tony Stark has secretly redesigned the Red Ronin into a Transforming Mecha that spends most of its time as his 'Iron Avenger' factory.Though Godzilla has since faded away from the Marvel Universe, the Red Ronin still shows up occasionally - perhaps most notably in Earth X (see below) and Exiles where it has a short bout with Fin Fang Foom. agents, in true genre fashion the robot's controls are accidentally mapped to the brain patterns of a young boy who refuses to use it for its original monster-slaying purpose. Originally intended to be piloted by S.H.I.E.L.D.

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In Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1977), Marvel's short-lived license of the Toho character, a Samurai-themed robot named Red Ronin is constructed by Tony Stark and S.H.I.E.L.D.Doctor Doom briefly had one, The Doomsman.

Wonder Woman's Mad Scientist foe Byrna Brilyant's snowstorm creating 'Blue Snowman' Powered Armor of prior incarnations is leveled up to a giant cyclops Motion Capture Mecha with a head taller than Dina in Wonder Woman (Rebirth).

Spider Jerusalem remarks that their steel penises fell off thirty years before, killing numerous civilians. They are at least 200 years old and there was no record of these being ever used.

In Transmetropolitan, The City has numerous humongous disabled mechas called Gladiators that stand their ground scattered all about, towering over the landscape.

Superman: The size of those monster-robots staggers even my mind! They're carrying the Earth.

The Immortal Superman presents two robots large enough to move Earth around.

Villain Toyman usually has at least two Mecha around of various sizes, some of which can be piloted remotely and some of which have to be driven by someone in the cockpit.

In Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade, Luthor builds a giant robot able to nullify Superman's strength (which gets smashed by Supergirl's rocket).

the Amazing Spider-Man, Superman fights a skyscraper-sized Lex's robot at the beginning of the story, and later a submarine spider-mecha.

Pre-Crisis Lex Luthor often built giant robots to try to kill Superman and/or Supergirl.

In Kingdom Come, an aged Batman fielding an army of computerized mecha is the reason why Gotham City, along with The Flash's Keystone City (constantly patrolled by the Flash at ultraspeed), is one of the only safe places for a normal human to live.

from the Justice Society of America is a Humongous Mecha or a suit of Powered Armor depends on the writer and the situation, although it started out as a Humongous Mecha in the Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. The resulting mecha had Flash as a foot, to his irritation. Toyman had slipped in the protocol into the machines that Mongul had made him built to kill them, and Batman figured it out.

Justice League of America: The JL use a Voltron style combining mech to escape Mongul's prison in the opening to Dark Nights: Metal.

As in, walk into the middle of Tokyo, ask it very nicely, and come out wearing battle armour made of concrete and skyscrapers.

Jack Hawksmoor of The Authority can actually turn cities into Humongous Mecha.

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