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Yes, it was. Completely done by good ol' Star Pro. Pay the wonky designs no mind.

Unless you're Toynami, and want to make a "YF-1R," because everyone LOVES toys based on animation mistakes!

What's a YF-1R?

IIRC, she's listed in other works... In fact, she must be, because I got Macross Graffiti about ten years ago or so, but I knew about Miku in the '80s. She was probably mentioned in Macross Guide Book (which I no longer have).

Was she mentioned in any media made after the story of the disappearance of the Megaroad-01?

Well... That sequence in Graffiti was pretty much invalidated by later events in the series. Note that there, they even changed to a new calendar, and the caption for that pic places it in "Year 0003 of the New Era."

Plus, the way Misa meets Riber and the way her mother dies are vastly different than in "White Reminiscences."

So is Macross Graffiti the only piece of fiction where she exists?

What story is there? They said she was born... Do you know more of the story than that?

When was she born? Because I looked in Macross Graffiti and they were in the park with the Jenius family.

Were the Jenius family on the Megaroad-01 and then departed on a different journey part way?

If memory serves, it was in the "Macross Graffiti" book.

http://www.macrossworld.com/macross/books/series_best.htm

Is there any more material that covers her story?

Where was the first recorded instance of Misa and Hikaru having a daughter called "Miku"?

Beastie Boys throughout the whole thing ruined it for me.

That uniform Kirk and some of the crew are wearing looks strangely familiar.

So I wonder what happened to his son, will he be in the movie, overshadowed by the story of his heroic father?

G-TEKKETSU English Dub Cast Announced:

December 6, 2015

Mikazuki Augus: Kyle McCarley

December 8, 2015

Orga Itsuka: Johnny Yong Bosch

December 11, 2015

Kudelia Aina Bernstein: Cherami Leigh

December 14, 2015

Biscuit Griffon: Erik Scott Kimerer

I see you have updated the time-stamp for the Oberth-class Star Destroyers' debuts as well as the caption for the LH-2000, among other things.

Keep up the good work!

You mean the ONLY instance...? Episode 6.

I only ever saw them in episode 5. So are you saying the name was spoken by the characters in episode 6 without actual Variable Fighters appearing? I can't find any part of the subtitles that has "SFV-26" or "Cavaliers" in it.

I mean everything from anime, books, figure packaging etc, when were they first named?

Where was the first ever instance of the dark colored VF-1 Valkyries being called "SFV-26 Cavaliers" ?

Biscuit, Cookie and Cracker... these names are on the Toriyama level of awesome.

If you cannot watch it on YouTube, use DAISUKI.

If that link does not work, try DAISUKI, the other official streamer.

http://www.daisuki.net/anime/watch/MOBILESUITGUNDAMIRONBLOODEDORPHANS/Ipd

Variable Vehicle is the cover-all/catch-all term. Everything else (sans Variable Mecha) is a specialized variation.

What anime fans term "mecha" is defined in-universe as "Mobile Weapon" for some powers (i.e.: the Zentraadi), "Valkyrie" (for the Variable Vehicles), or Destroid.

I use "Variable Vehicle" most of the time. But where does the Neo Glaug fit in? It can transform, but I am having trouble deciding if it fits into the category of vehicle since it does not have a pilot. "Variable Mecha" is uncommon and I don't want to invent yet another fan term like "Variable Craft", so I am wondering if there has ever been term to describe all transforming mecha mentioned in dialog, if not I'll settle on "Variable Vehicle".

Is there an official term for what transforming mecha are called, not just the Variable Fighters but Variable Glaug and the König Monster (Variable Bomber).

I've seen "Variable Armor", "Variable Mecha" and "Variable Vehicle" used.

If not what would be the best term?

All series (original, Fumoffu, and TSR) in their original packaging.

The original series has two cases within a cardboard cover, unopened with plastic covering.

Fumoffu comes in one case with unopened plastic covering all within a cardboard cover that can be removed.

The Second Raid also comes in one case with unopened plastic covering all within a cardboard cover that can be removed.




All Blu-ray Discs in this collection are both region A and B so they will be playable on both North American Blu-ray players and British Blu-ray players.




The Second Raid comes with all the special features; Bonus OVA, Episode 000, 7 part Location Scouting in Hong Kong, textless opening and closing credits and the trailers.

£120 with free postage or £115 without free postage, no refunds.

I only accept PayPal.

Anime Limited's Limited Edition Mobile Suit Gundam Part 1 Box, at first glance it looks planer than the American one but it makes sense in not depicting the RX-78-2 fighting Char's Gelgoog and Elmeth which does not happen until the second part.
http://blog.alltheanime.com/gundam-part1-box/

Season 7 episode 6

Who wants some Cellular Peptide Cake? With Mint Frosting!

Any info on the "Brown Squadron" and its leader that appear in episode 2, I read that they appeared in the game "Skull Leader"?

I am assuming the Valkyrie in the foreground is a VF-1S.

Anything significant about "WALKE" and "MIZUKI FANCY SHOP"?

I swear I posted that exact same pic on Twitter last year...wait...yep that's my tv.

What series is it from?

Most of them appear to be Picket Class ships, and a few Thurvel Salans. Some appear to be those classes, yet have extra/slightly different features, probably just the typical artistic flourishes animators often place into an animated series. Trust me, when you draw the same thing over and over enough times, you welcome a little variety

If you've got an episode number, I can grab you an HD screen capture, if you like.

It is Episode two timestamp 14:31 frame 10

It's hard to tell, while Picket Ships are much smaller, they have that tapering shape like the Thuverl Salan class

Finally got to this episode

Season 6, episode 26 The Descent Part 1