RavenHawk

I have two completely different US releases of Megazone 23 on DVD. One is part of that collection, the other came out a good few years before that and was just a single standalone disc. I also have a couple Megazone books that I picked up off of eBay. I'll see if you have those on your site already. BTW, how is that GBA game? Worth getting, just for the Garland appearance? Also, have you looked at this site? Some cool info. http://www.mahq.net/mecha/megazone23/megazone23.htm EDIT: Just looked at your site. You do have the two DVD editions and all the books that I have on there already. Here's something you may not be aware of. The Bubblegum Crisis RPG, among a lot of unused ARTMIC designs there, had a Highway Star with a transformation HIGHLY similar to the Garland.

The only kibble is "her" chest.

I know we probably have a lot of GoBots haters here, but the GoBots SR-71 (Snoop) wasn't too terrible. Boring robot mode, a little thick in plane mode, but no kibble.

There was no Megazone 23 footage used in MOSPEADA or in Robotech: New Gen.

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No, it did not use any MOSPEADA footage. It was Megazone 23 footage, and new footage commisioned by HG.

I rewatched it last night, and that scene is not there in MOSPEADA. Though HG did have a new ending made for Megazone 23 when they made Robotech: The Movie: The Untold Story: Additional Subtitles Here, I really doubt they paid to have a new, more violent scene of Corg's death made.

My 14 year old son. Poor kid had no choice but to grow up watching all my cartoons/anime with me.

Are you friggin' kidding me??? When I'd finally resolved to stop buying CMs stuff, and just stick to the three black and white CMs ride armors I have, now this comes out! Man, now I'm going to have to go and get these too... Well, at least they're 1/18th by the look of it, so they'll match... Do they at least all come in one package together, so I don't have to hunt them each down separately on eBay? By the way, thanks for finally adding some new news to this thread. It's been dry for a while now. EDIT: Looked at your link. An Eve figure? Nice! http://www.flickr.com/photos/otaku2/355310...57618610357554/

I have to say, this never bothered me. As an adult, I really didn't think twice about it. Look at the real world, with how different different military forces' dress uniforms are, and then compare them from different countries. Seems fine with three militaries in RT, one essentially being North American, one being South American, and one being returning colonial forces who have changed and developed over a couple decades away. As a kid, I thought it was cool finally seeing the different looks and generations appearing together. I also liked the frosted side (sorry, bad joke).

Anyone know what genga are? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=400051241199

I don't remember that scene from the original MOSPEADA. I'll have to watch and check.

Shadow Chronicles may be terrible... just... just terrible... But, without it cannibalizing other, more creative, people's old designs, we wouldn't be seeing new animation with MOSPEADA designs. See, silver lining.

I'm surprised. I know when I first saw it on screen, first thing I thought was that I hope they may a toy of it.

That's right. Thanks. So, anyone know if any toys or models were ever made of it?

Did anyone ever make a toy of that stealth Viper that lasted like 2 episodes (sorry, I'm completely blanking on the actual name/designation for it)? I have the Titanium of the regular Viper that was painted black with blue pinstriping, but it's not the same thing.

If we add in Plus, can we get Zero too?

Don't forget homophobes too

Wow, thanks! I actually searched for this not too long ago, and couldn't find it. I just assumed it had somehow never been released on DVD. Thanks! Ok, bring on the toys!!! EDIT: Rightstuf has it for $7

There was just something really heroic about people signing up to undergo a procedure to gain superpowers so that they could defend the Earth from invasion, while knowing that the procedure itself was fatal after a very short amount of time. No illusion of survival at all.

I think we need a Maddox DVD release before we can expect any toys.

Strike Force Morituri, though I think it would work better as a fairly high-budget tv series, with a fixed ending, rather than a 2 hour movie.

How many people ACTUALLY work for Harmony Gold? I mean, I'm sure they outsource a ton of stuff, like animation work, possibly customer service, etc. So, how many people does it actually take to go to a few conventions, to run an out-dated website where mods to a ton of the work for free, to approve Toynami repackaging products with "Robotech" on the box, negotiate a handful of licensing matters, and maybe have an internal shipping and receiving and purchasing department? I'd be surprised if there were more than 20 employess, including interns (and have worked for companies that handled all of the above with a dozen employees and using some smart outsourcing and shared resources).

I'm not referring to a specific quote, just voicing my personal opinion about the general attitude that I get from them in interviews and press releases, etc.

I feel like the whole business model now is how to make just enough money to keep Tommy and Steve employed and bragging about how creative and brilliant they are.