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  1. As I was looking for some fanart of Mylene to honor her VA, I wasn't expecting a parody featuring Umamusume characters.
  2. Image source In memory of Mylene's voice actress, Tomo Sakurai.
  3. I haven't opened up my VF-25F or my Nora SV-51γ at all, and now I'm afraid to see what I'll find.
  4. Courtesy of a Macross Discord server
  5. I've been in and out of the Macross fandom for a while, and Macross Shooting Insight reeled me back in. That being said, it took until that game for me to realize that Delta's Makina Nakajima was related to Zero's Raizou Nakajima.
  6. The F-22 had the provisional name "Lightning II" before they settled on "Raptor," hence the name of Novalogic's PC flight sim for the F-22, F-22 Lightning II. Speaking of which, the third game in the series, F-22 Lightning 3, has a Macross reference, as "Skull Squadron" is the name of an allied F-14 squadron in the game.
  7. That makes sense, especially considering that the YF-30 is the predecessor of the VF-31 Siegfried.
  8. And then there are the various Norse references in Delta.
  9. There's also the Megaro Zamac model kits, but like you said, it's probably a coincidence.
  10. Veering a bit off-topic, but I do recall that at one point, NASA funded research into ultra high temperature ceramic composites that could withstand sustained Mach 7 flight at sea level.
  11. Even then, the YF-21 and VF-22 is built for higher speeds, as seen with the variable-droop wings that presumably utilize compression lift, as seen with the XB-70 Valkyrie.
  12. There's definitely some "Schizo Tech" (to use the TV Tropes terminology) going on. Going back to the subject of the Draken(s), another requirement for the J 35 was that it had to be able to be refueled and rearmed by conscripts with minimal training within ten minutes. While even the most basic VF is far more complex in design than a third-generation fighter jet, it's possible that the Draken III was designed for (relative) simplicity in mind in terms of logistics and/or maintenance.
  13. That does make sense, like the labors in "Patlabor." At the risk of derailing this thread further by pivoting back to the König Monster, I feel like a further evolution could be a "variable gunship" of sorts, akin to an AC-130, considering that it already has the artillery for it.
  14. I was under the impression that the Sv-262 would be ideal for highway runways, considering that its design inspiration, the J 35 Draken, was designed for that very purpose.
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