The Super Dimension Fortress Macross (TV)
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(The) Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love? (movie) (1984-07-07, alternate retelling)
Robotech (U.S. TV) (1985 to 1986, amalgam)
Robotech (U.S. manga) (adaptation)
Robotech: Invasion (U.S. manga) (sequel)
Robotech (live-action movie) (remake)
Robotech II: The Sentinels (U.S. movie) (sequel)
Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles (U.S. OAV) (sequel)
Robotech: Prelude to the Shadow Chronicles (U.S. manga) (prequel)
Robotech: Shadow Rising (U.S. movie) (sequel)
Robotech: The Untold Story (U.S. movie) (spinoff)
(The) Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Flash Back 2012 (OAV) (1987-06-21, sequel)
(The) Super Dimension Fortress Macross II: Lovers, Again (OAV) (1992-05-21 to 1992-11-21, sequel, alternate universe)
Macross II (manga) (adaptation)
Macross II: The Micron Conspiracy (U.S. manga) (sequel)
Macross Plus (OAV) (1994-08-25, sequel)
Macross 7 (TV) (sequel)
Macross 7 the Movie: The Galaxy's Calling Me! (sequel)
Macross 7: Trash (manga) (spinoff)
Macross Dynamite 7 (OAV) (sequel)
Macross Frontier (TV) (sequel)
Macross Frontier (manga) (adaptation)
Macross Frontier ~Itsuwari no Utahime~ (movie)
Macross Plus Movie Edition (compilation)
Macross Zero (OAV) (2002-12-21, prequel)
In Japan Macross was one of the most popular science fiction / mecha anime ever created. Although Gundam is commonly seen as the property that gave birth to the genre, the genre's popularity is as much a result of the success of Macross as the success of Gundam.
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Related reviews:
Macross DVD 4
Super Dimensional Fortress Macross DVD 1
Macross TV Boxset
| Related releases: |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross - DVD1 + Box (DVD 1) 2006-01-10 (from $29.19) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross - Upon the Shoulders of Giants (DVD 1) 2006-01-10 (from $9.99) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross - Under Crimson Skies (DVD 2) 2006-03-14 (from $9.99) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross - Dangerous Divisions (DVD 3) 2006-05-16 (from $9.99) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross - Fallen Angels (DVD 4) 2006-07-11 (from $9.99) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross - When Worlds Collide (DVD 5) 2006-09-12 (from $9.99) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross - Eve of Destruction (DVD 6) 2006-10-24 (from $9.99) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross - Hell's Fury (DVD 7) 2006-12-19 (from $9.99) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross [Box Set] (DVD) 2001-12-21 |
| The Super Dimension Fortress Macross - Complete Collection (Thinpak) (DVD) 2008-10-21 (from $50.99) |
Chief Director: Noboru Ishiguro Series Composition: Kenichi Matsuzaki Scenario: Storyboard: Eiji Kurokawa (ep 17) Episode Director: Character Design: Haruhiko Mikimoto Art director: Mechanical design: Producer: Akira Inoue In-between Aniamtion: In-Between Animation: In-betwen Animation: Kazuhiro Ikeda (ep 24) Key Animation: Mecha Animation Director: Ichiro Itano (many eps) Music Composition: Kentaroh Haneda Project Planning: Yoshimasa Ohnishi Recording Director: Yasunori Honda Series Script Supervisor: Ken'ichi Matsuzaki Theme Song Performance: | Arihiro Hase as Hikaru Ichijyo Mari Iijima as Lynn Minmay Mika Doi as Misa Hayase Akira Kamiya as Roy Focker Eiji Kanie as Vrlitwhai (Britai) Kridanik Eri Takeda as Milia Fallyna Jenius Hiromi Tsuru as Kim Kabirov Hirotaka Suzuoki as Linn (Lynn) Kaifun Michio Hazama as Bruno J. Global Miyuki Muroi as Shammy Milliome Noriko Ohara as Claudia La Salle Run Sasaki as Vanessa Laird Ryunosuke Ohbayashi as Exsedol Folmo Sho Hayami as Maximilian Jenius Yuuichi Meguro as Quamzin Kravshera Atsuko Yoneyama as Jamis Merin Hirotaka Suzuoki as Riber Fruhling Katsumi Suzuki as Kumiko Mizukura as Linn Shigeyo Minoru Inaba as Narumi Tsunoda as Moruk Laplamiz Noboru Ishiguro as Shoh Blackstone Noriko Ohara as Narrator Norio Wakamoto as Politician A (ep 1) Osamu Ichikawa as Golg Boddole Zer Osamu Saka as Run Sasaki as Mayor's wife Ryuji Nakagi as Dagao (ep 30) Shigeru Nakahara as Tsutomu Fujii as Yoshino Ohtori as Youko Ogai as Yoshio (eps 2-27) Yuuichi Meguro as Conda Bromco | |||||||
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ADR Director: Translation: Javier Lopez (ADV Films) ADR Script: Executive producer: Producer: Additional ADR Direction: Creative Director: David Del Rio (ADV Films) DVD Coordination: Janice Williams (ADV Films) DVD Menu Design: Editing: Extras Mixer: Jacob A. Gragard (ADV Films vol 3) Extras Producer: Chip Schneider (ADV Films) International Coordination: Toru Iwakami (ADV Films) Logistics: Mix: Matt Wittmeyer (ADV Films) Packaging Design: Larry Koteff Post-Production Manager: Shelly Thomas (ADV Films) Production Assistant: Production Coordination: Luray Carroll (AnimEigo) Production manager: Recording engineer: Sound Design: Matt Wittmeyer (ADV Films) Subtitle Script & Timing: Neal Barnes (ADV Films) | Mari Iijima as Lynn Minmay Monica Rial as Misa Hayase Vic Mignogna as Hikaru Ichijo Andy McAvin as Exedol Folmo Brett Weaver as Roy Focker Chris Ayres as Lynn Kaifun Chris Patton as Maximilian Jenius Christine Auten as Hilary Haag as Shammy Milliome Illich Guardiola as Kamjin Kravshera John Gremillion as Britai Kridanik John Swasey as Captain Bruno J. Global Kira Vincent-Davis as Kim Kabirov Luci Christian as Milia Fallyna Nancy Novotny as Vanessa Laird Bob Biggerstaff as Brett Weaver as Dagao (ep 30) Brian Granveldt as David Born as Emily Carter-Essex as Gene Tognacci as George Manley as Greg Ayres as Loli Dosel Howard Block as Choir Singer (ep 36) Jason Douglas as Hayao Kakizaki Jay Hickman as Jessica Boone as John Tyson as Joseph Slonacker as Choir Singer (ep 36) Junie Hoang as Kalyn Hemphill as Choir Singer (ep 36) Kelly Manison as Kira Vincent-Davis as Komillia Genius Leraldo Anzaldua as Marcy Rae as Mariela Ortiz as Mark X. Laskowski as Marty Fleck as Michael J. Heard as Choir Singer (ep 36) Mike Kleinhenz as Boldozaa Mike MacRae as Mike Vance as Monica Passley as Girl A (ep 28) Paul Locklear as Phil Ross as Official B (ep 15) Rick Piersall as Rob Mungle as Robert Anderson as Helicopter Pilot B (ep 2) Robert Schleyer as Choir Singer Sasha Paysinger as Stephanie Wittels as Choir Singer (ep 36) Tiffany Grant as Tyra Terry as Choir Singer (ep 36) Victor Carsrud as Xero Reynolds as | |||||||
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Subtitling: Nicolas Priet Theme Song Performance: Bernard Minet | (none) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Dialogues: Irene Cantoni Dubbing Assistant: Marisol Mingarelli | Alessio De Filippis as Hikaru Ichijo Antonella Baldini as Lynn Minmay Monica Ward as Misa Hayase Marco Baroni as Lynn Kaifun Maurizio Romano as Maximilian Genius Oliviero Dinelli as Bruno J. Gloval Vittorio Guerrieri as Roy Fokker Barbara Berengo Gardin as Ramplamese Beatrice Margiotti as Voce Narrante Davide Lepore as Max Domitilla D'Amico as Kim Gaia Bolognesi as Sammie Laura Romano as Claudia Luigi Ferraro as Warera Marco Vivio as Conda Micaela Incitti as Vanessa Michela Alborghetti as Miriya Farina Pierluigi Astore as Colie Roberto Certoma' as Kamjin Crownshera Roberto Del Giudice as Exedore Saverio Indrio as Breetai Stefano Mondini as Bodolza | |||||||
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