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Actually, there are no newly published Do You Remember Love? game books—not since 1997. There is no Do You Remember Love-only PS2 game. The Kiyomi Tanaka poster that comes with the Macross the Movie book does not designate the micro-missiles in the HMMP-02 pod as HMM-1. Once again, please do not rely on the Macross Attack Team/"Multi-Configulation Analysis Team" unofficial fan doujinshi. http://www.anime.net/macross/production/pr..._remember_love/ http://www.anime.net/macross/production/software/ http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_...ns/variable/vf1

Shoji Kawamori did not say that the VF-1D "can and has been assigned" to "forced reconnaissance." This originates in the Macross Attack Team/"Multi-Configulation Analysis Team" unofficial fan doujinshi. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_...s/variable/vf1/

No comment. This is true. I appreciate your corrections. But they must know about the great works of MAT. Heh, just so everyone's clear, the original "what we tell newbies" quote is not from the Macross Attack Team discussion, but from a post mistakenly insisting that Spacy is derived from "Army" when Studio Nue hasn't stated this yet.

The above post was not credited as such. Incidentally, A. Hoshi, not Masahiro Chiba, is the director of Macross Attack Team ("Multi-configulation Analysis Team"). The original Japanese does not say that either. Please stop compounding the translation errors.

Once again, please do not rely on the data seen only in the Macross Attack Team/"Multi-Configulation Analyis Team" doujinshi. The MAT data claims the "HBCP-02" pod uses "nuclear pulse" to generate the "X-ray" "laser." Studio Nue's own data states the RO-XA2 pod uses chemical reaction to generate the beam. [incidentally, people maybe wondering about the RO-XA2 designation. The This is Animation Special: Macross Plus book made a few mistakes with its designation that's propagated elsewhere.]

Actually, the opposite conclusion can be made. First, set aside the Macross Attack Team/"Multi-Configulation Analysis Team" unofficial fan doujinshi and focus on Studio Nue's own information. Shoji Kawamori himself makes a careful distinction between laser weaponry and beam weaponry for Macross, and does not mix the two terms. When Shoji Kawamori does want to specify that a weapon is a laser, he specifies it as such (e.g. RöV-20, Spartan, VA-3, and more). Also, Shoji Kawamori avoids mixing the terms and calling a Macross weapon the term "laser/beam" or "laser beam" in specifications. By the way, the MAT doujinshi does not say "heavy" X-rays.

of course its official that is not a FAST Pack, it GERWALK equipment. Shoji Kawamori has not said yet that the equipment in the poster illustration is intended to be part of the official VF-1 specifications. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_...s/variable/vf1/

I know Daisy Cutters aren't FAEs, I was referring to the size/explosive yield. The Macross Zero creators themselves nicknamed the SV-51's bomb a Daisy Cutter. (In fact, they themselves haven't labeled it as an FAE yet, despite its similar appearance.) http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/#codenames_unofficial http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/anti_un/variable/sv51/

The above is not true. The creators do not say that the Auerstadt is "umbiquitious" or a "strong ally" or "strong alley"--in fact, the creators' own words are almost completely the opposite. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/anti_un/ships/auerstadt/

The above is not true. Not only has the name been published, it was used in the dialogue of Macross Zero Vol. 4 itself. http://www.anime.net/macross/production/an...ve_action/zero/

That scene was apparently cut from Episode 3. There has not been any data on the Auerstädt's armaments other than it carrying SV-51s. The above sentences are inaccurate. For accurate information on the Auerstädt, please go to: http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/anti_un/ships/auerstadt/

Shoji Kawamori does not say that the sub-air intake "vent overflow/jets operation" is "mainly used for Battroid aerial maneuvers together with the shuttered verniers." This is made-up speculation. In fact Shoji Kawamori specifically says that two cooling sub-air intake/airframe lift adjustment slits mainly operate in lieu of glove vanes (such as those found on the F-14 Tomcat) by controlling airflow. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_...s/variable/vf1/

This is an incorrect made-up name, not truly used by the creators. The creators themselves use the spellings Zentradi, Zjentohlauedy, Zentraedi, Zentrady, and Zentradian (the correct one in this case)—but not Zjentohlaudyan or Zjentohlauedyan. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/

Please do not use Macross VF-X2's game-specific armor strength ratings as Macross technical specifications without corroboration. As with other games, Shoji Kawamori has specifically stated that the game-specific capabilities of Macross VF-X2 are not intended to always reflect the "reality" of Macross. http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?...ndpost&p=163482

Studio Nue has not stated that the gunpod beam adaptor from Macross 7 is a laser. This is made-up. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_.../variable/vf17/

Besides being unofficial fan material, the material above is altered and outdated. 1) The Macross Attack Team (a.k.a. "Multi-configulation (sic) Analysis Team") call this weapon a BSR-1. To state that the "R" is really "L" and means "Launcher" is made-up hindsight speculation. 2) Mention is made on this thread of the Macross Attack Team's drawing. Even as an unofficial fan weapon, there is no "correct" drawing. The Macross Attack Team had one sketch that it used in their early doujinshi—except this sketch is of a small hand weapon directly mounted to the lower arm, and not a shoulder-fired pod as its own side-by-side description claims. That is one reason why that drawing was left out of their later doujinshi. (Naturally, it is not in official material at all.)

(From Nanashi's GH-32 entry) Or is this overtechnology? Actually it an older technology.... its called HEAT armor piercing. ^^;; LOL See: http://www.battlefield.ru/guns/defin_2.html This is not HEAT armor piercing technology, nor is it a singularity. This is the result of bad translations.

Studio Nue does not call the GA-100 a "grenade," a "grenade crasher," or a "missile grenade." http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_...s/variable/vf1/

Studio Nue has not stated that the "A" in AMM-01 specifically stands for "Amalgam-guided," "anti-ground," or "anti-giant." To claim otherwise is made-up speculation. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_...s/variable/vf1/ Remember, this is the same kind of made-up speculation and assumptions that led people to erroneously claim that "ASCA" (the preliminary name for the Asuka II in Macross Zero) must stand for "Advanced Stealth CArrier" just because "its all a matter of what fits." In fact, Studio Nue had not stated that "ASCA" specifically stood for that phrase--or any phrase. http://www.anime.net/macross/feedback/#200302 The Macross Compendium is specifically written (for example with "hybrid" in lowercase, not as it is deliberately misquoted above) to avoid the kind of assumptions seen above. Only when Studio Nue *specifically* notes that an acronym has a precise meaning does the Macross Compendium spell out the meaning in capital letters.

Yes, that was spelled out in Macross Hobby Handbook, but may not be completely official. Ground Battroid Protector may be more official. I knew I'd read it somewhere, thanks Nanashi. Where is it referred to as Ground Battroid Protector? Excuse me, it should be "Ground Battle Protector" weapon system, while the Compendium says "Ground Combat Protector". Its not GCP-1S though... : P Studio Nue has not stated that the "B" in GBP-1S specifically stands for "battle," "combat," or "battroid," and the Macross Compendium does not state this either. To claim otherwise is made-up speculation and misquoting. http://www.anime.net/macross/mecha/united_...s/variable/vf1/

The liner notes for AnimEigo's Macross Box Set do not say that the VEFR-1 is a non-Macross ship. The VEFR-1 makes a special appearance in the climatic battle along with "several non-Macross ships designed by Studio Nue," but the VEFR-1 itself is not a "non-Macross ship." http://www.animeigo.com/Liner/MACROSS.t

His exact words are: Q: By the way, does [the Megaroad] transform? Kawamori: Well, I suppose it doesn't transform (laughs). http://www.anime.net/macross/fallacies/

No comment.

According to Masahiro Chiba (MAT), yes, a VF-1 Valkyrie can stall at an air speed of 115 knots during a sharp 20 degree turn-back maneuver, This is unofficial, not credited properly, and inaccurate: 1) This material was written in the unofficial fan doujinshi by the Macross Attack Team (a.k.a. "Multi-configulation (sic) Analysis Team"). 2) Masahiro Chiba was not responsible for the entire text in these fan doujinshi unless specifically credited to him. 3) In the entry about stall speed, the doujinshi do not say "during a sharp 20 degree turn-back maneuver" or any maneuver--this is a very bad mistranslation of a simple aviation term.

Think "Navy". Get it? The "y" at the end? http://www.anime.net/macross/story/encyclo...pacy/index.html No. There are other branches of the UN Armed Forces. Noted are: UNS - UN Spacy (Space Navy, get it now????) UNAF - UN Air Force UNN - UN Navy UNSAF- UN Space Air Force UNSM- UN Space Marines http://www.anime.net/macross/story/glossary/index.html Space Navy.... is not correct Space Forces... The U. N. Spacy does not use Navy ranks. Only the U. N. Navy does. The Spacy uses Air Force/Army ranks. So Space Army or simply Space Forces might be more correct. Studio Nue itself has not stated that the Spacy of "United Nations Spacy" specifically stands for "Space Force" or "Space Army." To claim otherwise is made-up speculation. The Japanese term for Spacy is "uchuugun." The same "-gun" is used for the Japanese term for navy ("kaigun"), army ("rikugun"), and air force ("kuugun"). Spacy uses the rough equivalent of World-War-II-era Imperial Japanese Army and modern United States Air Force/Army ranks for its ranks, but it also follows naval traditions for its overall hierarchy (fleets) and positions (CAG, ship captains). http://www.anime.net/macross/story/encyclo..._nations_spacy/