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Meh. I still won't buy it.

They may have somehow got a license to market toys. Because those things are labelled as "MACROSS: Do You Remember Love?". It is possible. But until the conventions start happening, we will have to start digging and prodding for info.

God dammit, who ruined the silence in this thread?

Yare yare.... I smell troll bait all over this. MODS!!!!!! Okay, correction time. Fox's Escaflowne was the dubbed/edited for US audience version. It was not hacked. It only eliminated episode 1 from the series. Other than that, Escaflowne was the same series that was showed in Japan. Card Captors was mildly hacked compared to Robotech. Card Captors wanted to emphasis a male presense, hence Shao Lin as the central character, not Sakura. But in all respects, Card Captors wasn't hacked, that bad compared to Robotech. And for a fact, Kodansha (producers of CCS) agreed that editing it for the US audience was fine. In light of that, Pioneer released the original version of CCS for the fans of the show. So both sides were happy. But in all, neither one was mixed in with other series and pasted together. Both were their own series. Obviously you need to try harder.

No.

Bingo. This is why, a few times back (I think it was Vandred where this came up) Japanese producers/creators have politely asked that fansubbers stop distributing their works online even though they were not licensed. Although no one really listened to them. So basically, unless the episode is distributed online from the official site, it's a bootleg. Irregardless of what people may say or think, fansubs are illegal. But people still do it. It's like downloading music from p2p networks. Regardless of what the industry does to curb it, people still do it. http://www.fansubs.net/fsw/general/faq1a.htm I considered myself as part of the olde guard that held this belief. However, in recent years, this ideology has withered. With the growth of the Net and many other technologies, this belief became a thing of the past. Anime is mainstream now, regardless of what people think. Shows are now shown in various part of the globe and on cable, their on at least every day on Cartoon Network. Titles are also licensed much quicker than before and at least 30-some titles are licensed every year. Video stores now have sections for anime so the second part of fansubs is complete. Titles now come with Japanese audo with English subtitles and with dubbed English audio. Thanks to DVDs, they've eliminated the need to purchase seperate editions, raw shows or just dubbed versions. So the first reason was answered. So if the job of fansubs is complete, why do we still have them? Like I said, the growth of technology has spawned something new. Why we still have them in light of all this still a mystery to me. I'm not against the current fansubs but the original reason behind them now has been answered and it should be up to the new-age fansubbers to answer the question of why we still have them.

Be careful what you wish for.

Considering Manga...Yeah, they could make a dub and still make the encoding from a VHS dump.

Meh.

There is a paint scheme in black already. The VF-17s of Diamond Force. *points at Graham's avatar*

Agreed. So what if it ain't Macross. It might be good. It might be bad. But until we see it, I don't quite see how you can form an opinion if all we have is a description.

I think as time passes, it becomes somewhat tolerable. IMHO, MII follows the DYRL? feel. M7 and M0 deviate from it the rest of the series, which is why people have stronger lower opinions about it. But MII is really just a rehash and that just brings it down.

Ask Shawn.

Please read: http://www.anime.net/macross/story/chronol...1999/index.html We don't know. We haven't seen any New Macross-class ships after M13. 2nd question: No. The Sound Jamming system was exclusive to the 2049/2050 time period (The time frame of Macross VF-X 2)

Well, what do you want? A whole line of VA's. There is the VA-X-3 from Kawamori's Nova series, but that's unofficial so we don't bother to count that. The only designs we got out of the Advanced Valkyrie/Nova series was the VF-3000 and the VF-9. Beyond that, he hasn't used many designs from Advanced Valkyrie in recent years.

It could have. However, since Orguss goes off in a very different direction (IIRC), it was probably removed from the mess that is Robotech. Keith would probably know. Where is that boy....

Nope. Only the VA-3 and VA-14 exist under the VA series. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/index.html

Yes. Hikaru did pilot a Spartan. Episode 34. And no, Lap'Lamiz did not pilot a Regult, IIRC. She did pilot a Queadluun-Rau.

Scroll to the bottom of the profile. http://www.capcom.co.jp/newproducts/arcade...aga2/index.html It's from a game. And it's fan-made.

ANYWAYS BACK TO THE THREAD TOPIC.......... I share that sentiment. MII is not good but it's not bad over the years. Obviously the story needs some rough rough rough polishing. The whole sensational news media thing just didn't work for me. The whole ace pilot news stories were a drag. Really though, the news media making heros of people who really haven't fought anybody in... 2 generations. Isn't there some other gossip/news in the world of MII besides the UN forces? Isn't there some celebrity gossip besides the UNS celebrities? I found that part to be quite....odd and something that didn't really fit in. Anyways, thoughts?

Read: http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=153

Macross II was ok (borderline I didn't like it). Mechs were fine. Very streamlined. Music was nice, but I've grown out of that idol-pop sound. Story was.... M7, now that was fun.

And what does this interview contain? How he came up with the concept of the VF-1 from the F-14? His thoughts on the F-14? His opinions about the F-14? Sorry but most of us here already know about Kawamori and his inspiration from the F-14, so unless you or this interview have something to enlighten us with, I think most of us know what we need to know. Also not posting a preview of what this interview contains doesn't help us. Also, does this interview contain anything about Macross? If not, you've got the wrong section.

yare yare.... Read to your heart's content: http://protoculture.lebhead.com/

Best way to know is to watch it and find out.