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Some stayed. Some left. We don't know. I would say that the UN picked up a decent size Zentradi force to protect itself with. As far as you want. It's all about making sure you sure your calculations are correct. If you're off by a bit, you may end up somewhere you shouldn't. Get a piece of paper. Draw 2 points and fold the paper such that the 2 points overlap. That would be a proper calculation. In your two points are not directly overlapping, that would be a improper fold calculation. Usually that doesn't happen unless you've got a really pathetic fold calculating program which misplaces the decimal .

I thought it was common knowledge that the prequels in Star Wars really HAD better technology than later because they still had them cool un-sanctioned technology before the empire's reign. Technology was simply lost during the rebellion or sanctioned by the empire. Technology even during the time of the Old Republic was over the top uber ness. Not really. The technology is essentially the same, but the design the key point. The idea according to Doug Chiang was when we start in Episode 1 was that the style follows a artistic, art-nuevo (sp) feel. Radd was right when he mentioned the '57 Chevy. The concept is the same with Star Wars. Look at how a '57 Chevy looks like. Very curvy, with some chrome finishes, etc etc etc. Same with Star Wars ep 1. The ships have curves, chrome, very stylized. But then it starts with the industrial look of flat colors, more greys. And then in the OT, the look is very industrialized. The idea IMO, works the other way around in Macross. The VFs of 2010-2045 are streamlined, less functional looking and more stylized. Look at a VF-19A/YF-19 and compare to the VF-19 Kai/F/S/P. Notice how the shoulders are rounded out and less blocky. It's smoothed out. The idea works with the VF-0/VF-1. The VF-0 is long and irregular shaped. the VF-1 smoothes it out. It's bringing a industrial/functional look to a streamlined smooth look. That's the similar to the idea that Radd pointed out. SW went from streamlined, and artistic to industrial. Macross goes from industrial to artistic.

Spring 2004. http://www.anime.net/macross/production/an...zero/index.html 5. http://www.anime.net/macross/production/an...zero/index.html That's because it was made only a few years ago, as stated. The design is based on the VF-1.

Hai.

They wanted to translate Year one to movie. And I heard Frank Miller even translated his Year-One story to script but in the end, they went with their current idea.

Mr. Loo does have a life outside of Macross.....He will update the Compendium when he updates it. No need to rush it. Not like there's been lots of Macross news lately...

For that, you will need to ask Kawamori. The story follows Macross and not Earth so....

Way ahead of you... http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=142

Apparently...people don't read the other threads.

Sorry, was reading that question without thinking about it. Oops. It was probably done by Britai's fleet. Boldolza was not in the vicinity of Earth (IIRC) at the time so I doubt it was anybody but Britai. But I haven't seen DYRL? in ages so I may be wrong (Also Britai made a long range fold to Boldolza and I don't think Saturn to Earth would be considered a long-range fold). When? Well, best I can do is guess. DYRL? starts when they are around Saturn. When Hikaru and Minmay go for their joy ride, we are still in the vicinity of Saturn. Minmay states in the beginning during the concert scene that 5 months have passed since they left Earth. So Pluto to Saturn took them roughly 5 months to travel. So my best guess would be somewhere in those 5 months between where Macross folded to the beginning of DYRL? the movie, Earth was laid to waste. Unfortunately, I can't give you any better than that.

Yes, they bombarded Earth after SDF-1 folded. Millia has always been a strong-willed lady. Even before she flew out in her VF-22 however, she was still bedridden. 7 daughters. Emilia - on a mining colony. Komilia Maria - unknown, possibly with the UN forces Miracle - unknown Miranda - unknow Muse - unknown Mylene Flare - Macross 7 Therese -unknown Because Sivil was curious. Sivil's exposure to Basara affected her. The other Protodevlin had less drive to investigate Basara and their only drive was to create the Spiritia Farm. Those Protodevlin were less rebellious than Gigile or Sivil. Yes they do develop a bit. But I won't spoil it for you.

Unfortunately this debate can't really go anywhere since there are lots of things to factor in before we can say, which is a better fighter. It would probably be better to compare the engines (and performance as Mr. March said). But the problem with engines is that the engines got better as time passed. The engines on a VF-5000 (probably same size engines as those of the VF-1, if not a bit smaller) produce a good amount thrust. And the VF-5000 is only about 5 years younger than the VF-1. etc, etc. etc. That's the problem with comparing VFs. As the timeframe changes, the technology gets better and it becomes harder to compare overall. The best way to compare is to group fighters into timeframes. 1. VF-0 vs. VF-1 2. VF-4 vs. VF-5000/VF-1X 3. VF-11 vs. VF-9/VF/VA-14/VF-4/VF-5000/VF-17/VA-3 etc.... 4. VF-19 vs. VF-22 etc... The problem with (3) is that during that stage of development, VFs were being developed for specialized roles. The VF-14 was a in-between to a bomber and a fighter. The VF-17 was designed for special ops. There were VFs for all kinds of roles. Then when we get to the VF-19/VF-22, obviously there is the intention of combining the roles of all the previous VFs into one package. I guess the best way to say it is, what do you want to compare by? And in which timeframe?

Couldn't have said it better. Being one of the few who did like M7, it really is an acquired taste. But it's like that with many things. Heck, I have a co-worker who won't eat anything besides burgers, mac and cheese, and the like. If you like it, kudos. If you don't like it, kudos. Can't really do anything about it.

BOMBA!

Okay, for you people just tuning in (yet again). Let's go over what ewilen said. Tatsunoko owns the animation to SDF Macross. Big West lost the appeal apparently. We've known this for a while so having this just reinforces the original fact. Tatsunoko sued Big West and Bandai (Bandai Japan) for copyright infringement on the "Macross" name. Tatsunoko lost. Again, the general feeling from this is, Tatsunoko never had a claim to those since they were never part of the production. Bandai has been the principal source for distribution and many other things with Macross since Macross II. Again, we've known this. IMO, this may be why Bandai reps have been mummed about this subject since they appear to be part of the on-going legal issue, i.e. keep this in mind if you should talk to Bandai's reps. Now onto the weird part. TP was included in the credits to DYRL?. This may be the cause for the RT toys. Although TP owns roughly 17% of DYRL?, an arrangement was made between TP and BW so whatever is between TP and BW is hard to figure out on who owns the copyright to the animation of DYRL?. Is this right ewilen?

I still prefer calling you people lazy. http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...opic=140&st=380

Agreed. We have no proof. They have not show any proof. It's just a statement. It would be like me saying Shawn is a freakin-murdering bastard. Do I know that for sure? No. Has Shawn said anything that would incriminate him? No. It's just a statement. There is no proof to prove or disprove the statement. So why change it if all we make are statements with no proof?

The advantage of a fan-fic is just that. It's a fan-fic and no one will complain because it's fan-art. You don't have to be accurate all the time. Sure it's nice and all to be accurate but fan-art (fan-fics, fan drawings, models, etc, etc, etc) is fan-art and doesn't have to follow the set idea of the creator, i.e. if it's fan-art you're doing, one should not be limited to what is written in stone.

The Unification Wars is something we really don't have much info on. We know the beginnings happened in the People's Republic of Garalia in the Middle East. http://www.anime.net/macross/story/chronol...1999/index.html http://www.anime.net/macross/feedback/index.html#200204a The war was a global war. Meaning major nations were involved. We also don't know who was on who's side. Egan Loo has pointed out that Russia was part of the UN, however, Anti-UN forces had a heavy Russian influence and Russia in the Macross timeline is not our Russia/former-Soviet Union. Most noted was the destruction of St. Petersburg in Russia. Also noted was the guerilla warfare in the Americas. We don't know who was on who's side since there were factions within factions. In fact, the Anti-UN may not have been a distinct group of countries. The Anti-UN may have been made up of small factions all working independently of one another. We really don't have a clear picture of who the Anti-UN was. The best thing we can do is look at the time period in which Macross premiered. Look at the UN and the super-powers of the 1980s and speculate. Hope that helps.

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Considering that the series hasn't even finished it's release in Japan (their on episode 3), the answer on both continents would be an affirmative no.

This is a list of his animated work: http://www.anime.net/macross/production/cr...hoji/index.html

Ok,..no need to read any further,...just go outside, close the door behind you,... and go back in! I love the revolving doors in this place. Once you go in, you can never leave!!!!!!!!!!! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA

Somehow, I get the strong feeling that this is just a merchandising issue and not a video issue. But who evers listens to me.... But who knows....

I prefer the phrase, "he was too lazy to look through the newbie thread". http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...opic=140&st=300