How many episodes of Robotech Macross saga are there?
85
The Third Robotech War: The New Generation/Number of episodes
How old is Rick Hunter in Robotech?
nineteen-year-old
Rick Hunter began as a naïve and headstrong nineteen-year-old civilian pilot, having flown for his father “Pops” Hunter’s world-class flying circus. Yet by the end of the series, he matured into a well-respected, experienced, and visionary military commander.
What is the difference between Macross and Robotech?
Macross is the bigger and (I think) more mature version of the show. Robotech has its upsides. They did a good job stitching together 3 disparate series and making them into a good story. If you don’t know, Macross has its own rich storyline with a lot of really good (Frontier) sequels.
What is protoculture in Robotech?
Protoculture is an exceptionally powerful energy source, derived from a plant called the Flower of Life. A small amount is supposedly more raw energy than a controlled nuclear reaction. Robotech Wars were fought to find and control this important resource.
Is Robotech same as Gundam?
Robotech has a more endearing, satisfying storyline while Gundam has a more twisted, outrageous, over-the-top story. IMHO, only Gundam Z rivals Robotech with its story.
What was Robotech called in Japan?
Robotech is three Japanese Animation titles (Macross, Army of the Southern Cross and Mospeda) that were put together and dubbed into English.
How many episodes are there in Robotech series?
Robotech is an 85-episode adaptation of three different Japanese anime science fiction television series, Super Dimension Fortress Macross, Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross and Genesis Climber Mospeada, under the direction of Carl Macek.
Where did the TV show Robotech get its name?
Name origin. Prior to the release of the TV series, the name Robotech was used by model kit manufacturer Revell on their Robotech Defenders line in the mid-1980s.
Who is the author of the Robotech series?
The Sentinels in all its incarnations. Robotech comics published by Comico, Eternity, Academy, and Antarctic Press. Robotech RPGs published by Palladium Books. Robotech novels written by Jack McKinney, most notably The End of the Circle.
When did the First Robotech comic come out?
Robotech comics were first published in 1984 with DC Comics’ short-lived Robotech Defenders and Comico’s adaptation of the first episode of the Japanese version of Macross. However, the first adaptation of the Robotech television series did not arrive until 1985 with Comico’s Robotech: The Macross Saga Number 2,…
