wolfx Posted June 18, 2004 Posted June 18, 2004 Anybody knows what the UN Spacy is in Robotech universe? It seems like they didn't remove it from their toys and art.
dna Posted June 18, 2004 Posted June 18, 2004 Anybody knows what the UN Spacy is in Robotech universe? It seems like they didn't remove it from their toys and art. Offhand I'd say they replaced it with the RDF and didn't bother to airbrush it from the cels.
1st Border Red Devil Posted June 18, 2004 Posted June 18, 2004 Anybody knows what the UN Spacy is in Robotech universe? Best guess.... the preAnti-Unification War name of what would become the United Earth Forces. The UEG and UEF replaced the old United Nations circa 2005 or so. RDF is NOT the official name.
Boxer Posted June 19, 2004 Posted June 19, 2004 Is there a UNA (United Nations Army?) branch? Or are they just a department of the Space Marines? Yes I checked the compendium
Druna Skass Posted June 19, 2004 Posted June 19, 2004 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 Since there is already the Space Navy, what need is there for the UNSAF?
Druna Skass Posted June 19, 2004 Posted June 19, 2004 Is the Anti-UN fighting a guerilla style war with the UN or can they actualy go head to head with them?
azrael Posted June 19, 2004 Posted June 19, 2004 Is there a UNA (United Nations Army?) branch? Or are they just a department of the Space Marines? As I said, noted are......(see previous post). There may be an Army but they have yet to be mentioned in any official publications. Since there is already the Space Navy, what need is there for the UNSAF? Who knows..... Is the Anti-UN fighting a guerilla style war with the UN or can they actualy go head to head with them? A little of column A and a little of column B. As I see it, there are factions (I don't see an actual central authority among the Anti-UN but I don't seem them as just terrorists cells since they have a distinct military discpline surrounding them). In the Americas, they are probably dealing with guerillas (like the ones in Guatamala back in the day). In the Pacific/Atlantic and in Eurasia (and perhaps Australia), the UN is probably facing a much more organized group. I can't really make out the situation in the Middle East/Africa. This is conjecture, of course. The basis for this answer is from scenes in M0 and the Compendium.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 20, 2004 Posted June 20, 2004 What does SPACY means? is it engrish for space? Did all the armed forces of the U.N. form the SPACY? 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.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 20, 2004 Posted June 20, 2004 Grenade Box Protector is correct. Yes, that was spelled out in Macross Hobby Handbook, but may not be completely official. Ground Battroid Protector may be more official.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 20, 2004 Posted June 20, 2004 Is there a UNA (United Nations Army?) branch? Or are they just a department of the Space Marines?Yes I checked the compendium A more direct translation is "United Nations Ground Forces" or what might be translated as "United Nations Army" The Japanese word for United Nations is actually different than what Macross uses the basic word means intergrated/joint. But it is used to mean U.N. (United Nations) in Macross.
azrael Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 (edited) Space Navy.... is not correctSpace 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. True, but it just makes it easier to explain why it has a "Y" at the end of it. I could have very well used "Army" but hey, I honestly don't care. There also is this note: The UN Spacy follows naval traditions for its overall hierarchy and positions, but uses the rough equivalent of World-War-II-era Imperial Japanese Army and modern United States Air Force/Army ranks for its ranks. http://www.anime.net/macross/story/encyclo...pacy/index.html So in a sense, yes, I can get away with calling a "Space Navy" (since all I was doing was explaining the "y" in SPACY, but i could have also used Space Army) Edited June 21, 2004 by azrael
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Can a valk stall? Like I mean going straight up. 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,
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Space Navy.... is not correctSpace 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. True, but it just makes it easier to explain why it has a "Y" at the end of it. I could have very well used "Army" but hey, I honestly don't care. There also is this note: The UN Spacy follows naval traditions for its overall hierarchy and positions, but uses the rough equivalent of World-War-II-era Imperial Japanese Army and modern United States Air Force/Army ranks for its ranks. http://www.anime.net/macross/story/encyclo...pacy/index.html So in a sense, yes, I can get away with calling a "Space Navy" (since all I was doing was explaining the "y" in SPACY, but i could have also used Space Army) It would be Army and we should all care about what we tell newbies.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Speaking of the Macross's city, is it in the legs or the main body? Macross Leg Schematic and Structural Layout: http://nanashi.macrossmecha.info/resrc/img..._schematic.html http://nanashi.macrossmecha.info/resrc/img..._schematic.html
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Do all the Meltran and Zentran gunboats have firepower equal to the Macross's? It just seemed to me that that ship had firepower comparable to the larger Zentran ships. Likely. You have to remember that a gunboat is basically just a floating cannon. The larger vessels weren't intended to be used solely as big guns. So they didn't carry a weapon as large proportionately as a gunboat would. The Macross is overpowered for it's size because that's what gunboats are. Actually, the Nupetiet-Vergnitzs class has a huge cannon that is mainly used for combat again large mobile fortresses, while Millia's ship is a gun destroyer with a short range cannon because it is a special forces unit, while there is the heavier gun destroyer which has a long range firing cannon, like the Macross. There are different specifications because the ships serve different purposes.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 This just bugged me recently. When VF's are in space are the intakes covered or not? Should be. Otherwise you risk debris flying into your turbines. Not only that, but there's nothing to 'take in' the vacuum of space might even suck out the fuel through the intakes The VF-1 doesn't have liquid fuel... nuclear powered! The VF-1 does use liquid fuel. They wouldn't need to be refueled by this: http://nanashi.macrossmecha.info/resrc/cat...ent_vessel.html if they didn't have liquid fuel. See: http://manuals.macrossmecha.info/vf1/valkyrie_fuel.html
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Thought I'd ask this here...Who is Lt. K. Warmaker? Word play on Kawamori's name, I'd imagine.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Gotta wonder if any of the transformation equipment leftover from the SDF-2 remains inside the structure though...And the Megaroad may not be an entirely fixed ship. There's a thread discussing this. No, Anubis is correct. The Megaroad class may be made of different components, but it is a fixed ship design. Kawamori has not said whether or not the Megaroad is transformable or not. While, it might seem unlikely-it should not be stated that the Megaroad is nontransformable.
JB0 Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Do all the Meltran and Zentran gunboats have firepower equal to the Macross's? It just seemed to me that that ship had firepower comparable to the larger Zentran ships. Likely. You have to remember that a gunboat is basically just a floating cannon. The larger vessels weren't intended to be used solely as big guns. So they didn't carry a weapon as large proportionately as a gunboat would. The Macross is overpowered for it's size because that's what gunboats are. Actually, the Nupetiet-Vergnitzs class has a huge cannon that is mainly used for combat again large mobile fortresses, while Millia's ship is a gun destroyer with a short range cannon because it is a special forces unit, while there is the heavier gun destroyer which has a long range firing cannon, like the Macross. There are different specifications because the ships serve different purposes. That's sort of what I was trying to get at. The Macross just SEEMS to be more powerful proportionately because it was never intended to be a general-purpose vehicle. They put a lot more of the ship into the gun, proportionally, then most of the other vehicles. Hence the notable lack of onboard anti-mecha weaponry. It's not SUPPOSED to defend itself, because it has escorts. Self-defense would just draw power from the cannon. The Vergnitzs cannon didn't seem as powerful proportionately as the Macross cannon did. If it was, the final battle of Space War 1 would've likely consisted of a single shot into Bodolzaa's Fulbtzs-Berrentzs from a distance, rather than the bold, audacious, and somewhat suicidal Macross Attack. Aside from a probable upper limit on or non-linear scaling(IE doubling the size of the cannon doesn't double the power output) of the technology, the Vergnitzs needed space and energy for other stuff too. It wasn't JUST a cannon. Unfortunately, it lends a false impression that the Macross is somehow more advanced, because it's got such a large punch in such a small package.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 In the AnimEigo notes for the Box set, it states that the VEFR-1 is a 'non-macross ship' in addition to the Orguss Valkyrie. If this is the case, where is it from? For information on the VEFR-1 see: http://nanashi.macrossmecha.info/resrc/cat/vari/vefr1.html
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Nousjadeul Ger-KaiDetails on armament and stuff can be found @ mahq.net All of that information is made up. It is not accurate and should be disregarded. There are many mistakes on that site. It should be know that officially, it has only been identified as "Enemy Battle Suit".
1st Border Red Devil Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 The VF-1 does use liquid fuel. Just to back up what Nanashi has said....nuclear reactors would be the power plant for the Valkyrie. Reaction mass (liquid water maybe?) is still necessary to go from point a to point b as well as being used in vernier thrusters and so forth. No reaction mass and no movement.
JB0 Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 The VF-1 does use liquid fuel. Just to back up what Nanashi has said....nuclear reactors would be the power plant for the Valkyrie. Reaction mass (liquid water maybe?) is still necessary to go from point a to point b as well as being used in vernier thrusters and so forth. No reaction mass and no movement. Furthermore, you also need something for the reactor to fuse. There's no reason for that to not be stored as a liquid, particularly since the cleanest fusion reaction uses helium and the easiest use hydrogen, both of which you will HAVE to liquify to get a reasonable amout of fuel in the tank.
Blaine23 Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Grenade Box Protector is correct. 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?
azrael Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 we should all care about what we tell newbies. But that would take the fun out of the thread.... The newbies should still read the Compendium first though, which most don't do.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Grenade Box Protector is correct. 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
Aurel Tristen Posted June 21, 2004 Posted June 21, 2004 Grenade Box Protector is correct. 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 Just as AMM-1 should be "Amalgam-guided Multipurpose Missile", but Egan Loo chooses "Hybrid-guided Multipurpose Missile" The HMM-1 is another missile : P Another goof? ;; Amalgam/Hybrid/Composite.... the original Japanese word could be translated as either of them--its all a matter of what fits. In this case amalgam fits best. http://nanashi.macrossmecha.info/resrc/cat...siles/amm1.html This is Animation Special Macross Plus (OVA) says that they are Anti-ground Multipurpose Missiles.... but this is not written in the Macross Compendium, because I believe the AMM-1 is more than just an Anti-ground missile. Though, anti-giant combat was thought that it would mostly take place on the ground... that's why there is the whole Battroid ground combat complex.
1st Border Red Devil Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 Furthermore, you also need something for the reactor to fuse. There's no reason for that to not be stored as a liquid, particularly since the cleanest fusion reaction uses helium and the easiest use hydrogen, both of which you will HAVE to liquify to get a reasonable amout of fuel in the tank. Ok... any word on just WHAT the Valkyrie uses for reaction mass?
JB0 Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 Furthermore, you also need something for the reactor to fuse. There's no reason for that to not be stored as a liquid, particularly since the cleanest fusion reaction uses helium and the easiest use hydrogen, both of which you will HAVE to liquify to get a reasonable amout of fuel in the tank. Ok... any word on just WHAT the Valkyrie uses for reaction mass? Not as far as I know. I don't think either fuel or propellant has ever been specified.
Aurel Tristen Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 Furthermore, you also need something for the reactor to fuse. There's no reason for that to not be stored as a liquid, particularly since the cleanest fusion reaction uses helium and the easiest use hydrogen, both of which you will HAVE to liquify to get a reasonable amout of fuel in the tank. Ok... any word on just WHAT the Valkyrie uses for reaction mass? Unofficially (Masahiro Chiba/MAT) : http://manuals.macrossmecha.info/vf1/valkyrie_fuel.html
KingNor Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 Ok i want to get this strait: The ASS-1 is the Macross (pre-rebuild) Macross Zero is takeing place before the crash of ASS-1?? so.. the valkyries, wich i thought were designed to fight a possible invasion of giant humanoids, were infact, giant robots designed to fight other giant robots in a program aparently started before anyone even knew about the aliens?
eugimon Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 Ok i want to get this strait:The ASS-1 is the Macross (pre-rebuild) Macross Zero is takeing place before the crash of ASS-1?? so.. the valkyries, wich i thought were designed to fight a possible invasion of giant humanoids, were infact, giant robots designed to fight other giant robots in a program aparently started before anyone even knew about the aliens? no, macross zero takes place after the crash of ASS-1, which figures prominently in the opening to episode 1 of mac zero... macross zero takes place before the beginning of the orignal macross tv series. so the valks were still made to fight giant humanoids... but the anti un also got the tech somehow so they end up fighting each other anyways... but the original intent was to fight giant humanoids.
azrael Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 The ASS-1 is the Macross (pre-rebuild) Macross Zero is takeing place before the crash of ASS-1?? so.. the valkyries, wich i thought were designed to fight a possible invasion of giant humanoids, were infact, giant robots designed to fight other giant robots in a program aparently started before anyone even knew about the aliens? Eh? ASS-1 is pre-SDF-1 Macross-designation. ASS-1 refers to SDF-1 before it was overhauled into the Earth vessel we know. M0 is taking place before SDF Macross (TV series) but well after it crashed (in fact, this is in the prologue of M0), so I don't see what the confusion is...
IIymij Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 this is pretty noob so here goes =) http://www.theroseking.net/animehub/macross/highschool.jpg i saw this picture on this site and i was wondering where its from because i dont recall this scene at all anywhere? can someone help me?
eugimon Posted June 22, 2004 Posted June 22, 2004 this is pretty noob so here goes =)http://www.theroseking.net/animehub/macross/highschool.jpg i saw this picture on this site and i was wondering where its from because i dont recall this scene at all anywhere? can someone help me? looks like flashback scenes from macross plus, probably from the movie version...
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