Einherjar

It takes real balls grit to build on the last comic book series after all that multiverse garbage they brought up.

A lot of people here should just admit they really want a Robotech sequel, and not any of the garbage that came out after episode 85.

There's always that tried and true defibrillator on legs as an alternative. 😜

Great job opening this can of worms for nothing, Titan Comics.

5 hours ago, jvmacross said:

 

 

 

Oh look, a defibrillator on legs!

1 hour ago, Keith said:

I read the descriptions of that when it happened. It was not. Essentially, someone took the Jack McKinney sh!t, and mixed it with modern multiverse & snagged a bit of 7, and just....no.

In more simpler terms, the whole fiasco started with someone going out of their way to make quite possibly the grittiest/ugliest version of Macross Saga ever attempted and ended with the cheapest imitation to a recent Macross show will ever see in comic book form.  And somewhere in the middle there was a lot of comic book logic multiverse BS with far reaching implications that in hindsight was not a good idea for the comic to resolve the way it did.

On 7/4/2022 at 8:00 PM, Keith said:

That's not fair, they did manage to churn out "Robotech: Love, Live, Lifesupport" too.

There was also that one time someone "accidentally" got inspired by Macross 7 and thought it would be a great idea to turn it into a comic book.

For the first time since they started the convention tours, they got overshadowed by someone else's bigger announcements.  Nothing from their old bag of tricks could have saved them from that.  Well, maybe some humility for once.

Just realized that the podcast is over 10 years old now.  It's been a crazy journey you guys have been through.

Hurray!

11 hours ago, Bolt said:

Mm.. I think a few folk are burnt out ..

Neverthe less , I'm a fan.  

Oh yeah, I forgot that this forum got hit hard by the huge brain drain and other garbage that happened over the past few years.  Their professional relationship to the franchise through Creative Sphere may have changed significantly in recent months.

I can't help but think you guys had a role to play in recent announcements.  If true, keep up the good work.  It's becoming more important than the podcast.

All this time I thought the thread poster was just another pathetic lurker from the Robotech fandom.

If a dead ringer for Nikki Basara can show up out of the blue in this universe, all sorts of BS you can dream up should be entirely possible in Robotech these days.

9 hours ago, Master Dex said:

I know, their reaction is like saying "You aced the test yeah but it's only a 95/100".

That 5% and inadvertently opening Pandora’s Box won’t save Robotech or Tommy Yune’s career at this point.  

It's the Jack Archer of Southern Cross.

41 minutes ago, pengbuzz said:

Isamu?

I meant the Most Dangerous person in the anime industry worked on Macross II and this.

http://friendsfromtheinternet.com/2007/07/21/show-131-if-you-kill-their-boss-they-will-have-sex-with-you/

The Most Dangerous person in the anime worked on Macross II.

You act as if they haven’t been doing a lot of that stuff already for the past few years.

Status quo maintained.  Next up, another one of Tommy Yune’s vain attempts to continue the story in some form while waiting for that Hollywood movie HG sacrificed so much to keep happening.

9 minutes ago, pengbuzz said:

If you haven't watched the series, then why does it matter to you?

Shamelessly farming out information to put in that “academic” blog about Macross he does without actually watching it?

For all the Internet drama queens out there,

Especially those who suck at international shipping.

Got a good feeling at least one of my predictions from the show is gonna be right by the end of this movie.