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[Pacific Rim] Is there a reason Jaegers fight without any support?

By support I mean an array of drones/boats to do surveillance, drop flares, missiles, smoke, etc.

Main battle tanks go into battle fully supported but giant billion dollar robots can't get any?

By that I mean, why would a jaeger ever fight fair?

They should be supported by drones and planes dropping flares/smoke almost constantly on kaijus eyes to confuse it.

If a kaiju is gaining advantage in a fight, a good old Tomahawk missile to the face would give the Jaeger a chance to recover.

Why don't they implement this? They can field thousand tons robots just fine, I'm sure logistics can support dozens of even hundreds of drones for each Jaeger.

I know Jaegers could just carry more weapons but that wouldn't get the effect of a Kaiju getting hits from multiple angles.
gpt
The kaiju aren't monsters, they're weapons.  Think of them as such.

The first monster to emerge faced conventional warfare like you're positing above; planes, drones, tanks, the works.  And when it finally fell, the creators would've taken note and improved it.  For us, the kaiju would have fun little nicknames.  But for the creators, it'd be Human Killer v1.03, v1.5, v2, and on down the line, with each one featuring improvements over the last.  I'd guess that past a certain point, design elements came to include modifications and improvements that rendered such aid completely and utterly useless.

Consider that within a few years, the kaiju were able to launch an EMP that took out modern Jaegers, the only things that posed any real threat to them.  How long would it realistically take to nullify anything weaker?