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My ex-girlfriend and I used to have a ceramic dish ware company. We made cups, plates, bowls.etc. And sold them. One year she made me macross ceramic platters,bowls , and cups for my b-day!

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Michael MJD was testing an old Windows CE Netbook, and it came with that picture. So unexpected.

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Finally got a very nice copy for about 15 USD. It's a fun read, and the inspiration is well-known, but I haven't seen folks say much or showcase one on their M shelves or as in my case, on the Macross bookcase. 

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I'm guessing that there are some who still don't know the rest of the poem...

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Why was this moved...? How does this thread make sense for it?

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At 4:39.

I don't follow the channel so I don't really know if the dude is into macross too

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On 3/17/2025 at 10:41 PM, JB0 said:

This is actually REALLY WEIRD, given the ASS-1 crashes before the X-35's first flight, and Space War 1 ends before the F-35 enters service IRL. 

The sudden introduction of overtechnology should've flipped the table on the entire Joint Strike Fighter program, with everyone involved heading back to the drawing board with their suddenly-obsolete designs.

The idea of the F-35 actually being greenlit kinda strains credulity.

 

 

 

Am I crazy, or did the VF-4 used to be the Lightning II?

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.

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On 8/12/2025 at 8:47 PM, Devil 505 said:

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.

Fair enough. The F-22 does get in just under the wire.

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7 hours ago, JB0 said:

Fair enough. The F-22 does get in just under the wire.

It was the YF-22, not the F-22... from 1990 to 1997, when the production F-22 was unveiled and officially named "Raptor".

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On 7/17/2025 at 12:17 AM, Swann said:

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What is the point of this post? Does anyone know? Three random pics of Global? Why?

 

On 7/17/2025 at 2:27 AM, Big s said:

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What's the point of this post? "It's the mustache." What's the mustache? 

 

On 7/17/2025 at 10:58 AM, Swann said:

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What's the point of this post? A random Fire Bomber post/album cover? What does this have to do with Macross in the weirdest places? 

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1 hour ago, danth said:

What's the point of this post? A random Fire Bomber post/album cover? What does this have to do with Macross in the weirdest places? 

This one lost a bit of its context when I got merged into the thread. It was originally a standalone post. 

IIRC @Swann was comparing it to the cover of the KISS album Dynasty?

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Not quite a weirdest places reference but more a weird reference in Macross.

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4 hours ago, danth said:

What is the point of this post? Does anyone know? Three random pics of Global? Why?

Part of the og post seems to have disappeared. Originally Swann had made the comment that Global looked a bit like Tony Iommi. And somehow part of my reply post seems to have gone missing since I pointed out that it was the mustache and I had attached a pic of him before he did the added chin hair.

it all probably would’ve made much better sense if things were attached and in full, but they seem to have come in kinda choppy. That and being a Metalhead would help as well 

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4 hours ago, Big s said:

Part of the og post seems to have disappeared. Originally Swann had made the comment that Global looked a bit like Tony Iommi. And somehow part of my reply post seems to have gone missing since I pointed out that it was the mustache and I had attached a pic of him before he did the added chin hair.

it all probably would’ve made much better sense if things were attached and in full, but they seem to have come in kinda choppy. That and being a Metalhead would help as well 

Ohhh, this was when the forum hiccuped and posts were getting lost. 

I thought maybe I was going crazy, but it was the forum going crazy. 

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Noticed the Macross is in the Star Trek Hive comic....you cannot tell me that is not the silhouette of the dyrl sdf-1 with armd! 😛

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Oh, it 100% is... it's the ventral view from this line art.  It's really obvious they tried to cover up the tracing/photoshopping by smudging out the details of the Macross's ventral engines and the gap between the main engines.

 

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20 minutes ago, Seto Kaiba said:

Oh, it 100% is... it's the ventral view from this line art.  It's really obvious they tried to cover up the tracing/photoshopping by smudging out the details of the Macross's ventral engines and the gap between the main engines.

 

Guess Titan Comics and HG aren't the only ones who can rip off artwork...

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4 hours ago, pengbuzz said:

Guess Titan Comics and HG aren't the only ones who can rip off artwork...

Traced artwork is pretty darn common in western comics.

Most of the ships in those panels are obviously traced, even the Federation starships.

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For instance, the Luna-class ship in that first panel is traced from the cover of the novel Absent Enemies and flipped horizontally.  The Intrepid-class is traced from one of the most reused establishing shots in Voyager, and the Sovereign-class is traced from a still of the Enterprise-E over Earth in Star Trek: First Contact.

 

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3 minutes ago, Seto Kaiba said:

Traced artwork is pretty darn common in western comics.

Most of the ships in those panels are obviously traced, even the Federation starships.

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For instance, the Luna-class ship in that first panel is traced from the cover of the novel Absent Enemies and flipped horizontally.  The Intrepid-class is traced from one of the most reused establishing shots in Voyager, and the Sovereign-class is traced from a still of the Enterprise-E over Earth in Star Trek: First Contact.

 

That is just sad.

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13 hours ago, Shawn said:

Noticed the Macross is in the Star Trek Hive comic....you cannot tell me that is not the silhouette of the dyrl sdf-1 with armd! 😛

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I guess it’ll answer the question for Macross vs Star Trek, at least from trek biased people 

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DanDaDan episode 24 has a bunch of different mecha anime references all crammed together thanks to the focus character being a sci-fi fan who uses nanomachines to create his own giant robot to fight the supernatural monster of the week.

The visual design references a lot of UltramanGoLion, and Gundam with the giant robot Buddha having five cockpits and what are very obviously fin funnels.  Some of his Called Attacks reference other mecha anime including Macross, like his Daedalus Attack at about 8 minutes in.

 

(He even does Dai-Guard's infamously awful rocket punch.)

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