sketchley Posted September 4, 2010 Posted September 4, 2010 I've been continuing the translation of Great Mechanics.DX, and one of the sections penned by Dr. Chiba has a startling revelation (which makes sense when one thinks about it). But it's raised a question in me: who is the writer who goes by the name Dr. Chiba? Is he an extremely knowledgeable fan, or is it Mr. Kawamori himself using a nom de plume or pseudonym?
Gubaba Posted September 4, 2010 Posted September 4, 2010 I've been continuing the translation of Great Mechanics.DX, and one of the sections penned by Dr. Chiba has a startling revelation (which makes sense when one thinks about it). But it's raised a question in me: who is the writer who goes by the name Dr. Chiba? Is he an extremely knowledgeable fan, or is it Mr. Kawamori himself using a nom de plume or pseudonym? Maybe it's Eiji Kurokawa.
Seto Kaiba Posted September 4, 2010 Posted September 4, 2010 (edited) But it's raised a question in me: who is the writer who goes by the name Dr. Chiba? Is he an extremely knowledgeable fan, or is it Mr. Kawamori himself using a nom de plume or pseudonym? 'kay... I don't know if he's still alive or active in the Macross franchise, but is there a chance that "Dr. Chiba" might be Masahiro Chiba? Considering the source you mentioned was Great Mechanics DX, I'm assuming this revelation you've uncovered pertains to the mechanical designs and/or continuity of Macross, and mechanical design spec is his particular contribution to Macross. (Other than that, the only Dr. Chiba I can think of is the holder of a few patents on network server management software) Edited September 4, 2010 by Seto Kaiba
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