Macross: Do You Remember Love? by Noboru Ishiguro and Shōji Kawamori (1984)
Both an adaptation and reinterpretation of the original Macross series, Macross: Do You Remember Lo…
Macross
Released here in the States as Robotech, Macross is one of anime’s most famous and beloved franchise. Macross has been going strong since 1982, with numerous installments employing a mix of space opera, transforming robot action, pop songs, and romantic triangles.
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Macross II: Lovers Again by Kenichi Yatagai (1992)
Given that it was created to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the original Macross series, which w…
Macross Frontier by Shōji Kawamori and Yasuhito Kikuchi (2007)
In the year 2059, the Macross Frontier fleet is traveling to the galactic center in search of a pla…
Macross Zero by Shōji Kawamori (2002)
Produced for the Macross franchise’s 20th anniversary, Macross Zero is a prequel to the original Su…
Macross 101: An Intro to the Legendary Anime Franchise
Macross is one of anime’s most storied franchises, but it’s been largely unavailable to Western audiences. Until now, that is.
Macross Plus at 25: Revisiting & Reevaluating an Anime Classic
Though parts of its story haven’t aged too well, Macross Plus’ animation, visuals, and music are still as stunning as ever.
My Favorite Macross Mecha
Forget about characters and plot. My favorite aspect of “Macross” has always been its amazing mecha designs.
Macross Zero, Episode 1 by Shōji Kawamori (Review)
Even if you finish the episode a little confused on the plot (and you will), you’ll still be blown away by the episode’s visuals.Macross Plus: The Movie by Shōji Kawamori (Review)
It successfully combines high-tech action sequences with some interesting, if not moving human interest stories.
Macross II: The Movie by Kenichi Yatsuya and Kenichi Yatagai (Review)
If you’ve got a few spare bucks and two hours to kill, Macross II might be worth a rental.