Super Robot Taisen OG: Divine Wars

Pretty much the same predictable plotlines from beginning to end though with some deviations to differ the two shows, however SRW has way more action than that of Kurogane 

Well, the most important argument for this comparison first to be named is the plain fact, the whole existence of the strategy-RPG series "Super Robot Wars", at least very popular in Japan, is sheer unthinkable without its MS-ancestors since 1979. So besides striking similarities in mecha-design both are set into an distant feature calendar, featuring war between an allied Earth military against their giant space colonies (though just a minor villain faction in the later). Among the large number of pilots in their at least ca. 18m tall battle robots some individuals inherit new type-like abilities (instead of Coordinators its Telekinetics in SRWOG), launching from just 2-3 large space ships and trying to change the fate of mankind. While 'classical' SRW-titles featured MS among many other animé-robots as units, 'SRW Original Generation' released for GBA in 2002 combined most many mechas and pilots originally appearing in publisher Banpresto's former games into an independent story, that's retold in a bit shortened form. Though it maybe an even greater pleasure to now see your console heroes in animated action, this series should still be entertaining for any giant robot-fan, even without further background knowledge. read more 

More Cybuster goodness but in a different context