#Macross FB7

[animenostalgia]

News - The official Macross website has announced that the Disney+ streaming service will be the home of nearly all of the Macross anime franchise streaming worldwide "by the end of 2024". This excludes the original TV series and Do You Remember Love? film, which are both listed as only having "limited distribution inside Japan".

The following titles are listed for distribution outside Japan:

Macross: Flash Back 2012 music video

Macross II: Lovers, Again (6 episodes)

Macross Plus (4 episodes total)

Macross Plus Movie Edition

Macross 7 (49 television episodes, plus three OVA episodes)

Macross 7 the Movie: The Galaxy's Calling Me!

Macross Dynamite 7 (4 episodes)

Macross Zero (5 episodes)

Macross Frontier (25 episodes)

Macross Frontier: The False Songstress

Macross Frontier: The Wings of Farewell

Macross Frontier Toki no Meikyū

Macross FB7: Ore no Uta o Kike!

Macross Delta (26 episodes)

Macross Delta the Movie: Passionate Walkūre

Macross Delta the Movie: Absolute Live!!!!!!

No exact date or specific countries/territories have been listed yet, but I'll be sure to update with more information as it becomes available.

[laresearchette]

Friday, August 30, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: K-POP IDOLS (Apple TV+) PAW PATROL: MISSION PAW (Paramount+ Canada) PREY (Paramount+ Canada)

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT? INSIDE THE NFL (CW Feed)

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME CANADA BLINDSPOT

CBC GEM DOUBLE THE MONEY

CRAVE TV EX MACHINA GARY GULMAN: BORN ON THIRD BASE MURDER, SHE BAKED #1: A CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE MYSTERY MURDER, SHE BAKED #2: A PLUM PUDDING MYSTERY MURDER, SHE BAKED #3: A PEACH COBBLER MYSTERY MURDER, SHE BAKED #4: A DEADLY RECIPE MURDER, SHE BAKED #6: SWEET REVENGE: A HANNAH SWENSEN MYSTERY OMG FASHUN (Season 1) RUDY SPIES IN DISGUISE WITHOUT REMORSE

DISNEY + STAR MACROSS 7: THE GALAXY IS CALLING ME! MACROSS DYNAMITE 7 MACROSS FB7 LISTEN TO MY SONG! MACROSS PLUS MACROSS PLUS MOVIE EDITION

NETFLIX CANADA A-LIST TO PLAYLIST (KR) BREATHLESS (ES) THE DELIVERANCE (UN)LUCKY SISTERS (AR)

2024 US OPEN TENNIS (TSN/TSN3/TSN4/TSN5) 11:00am: Early Round Coverage Day #5 (TSN3) 6:00pm: Early Round Coverage Day #5 - Primetime

2024 SUMMER PARALYMPIC GAMES (CBC) 2:00pm: Prime, Day 2 (CBC) 3:00pm: Prime (CBC) 8:00pm: Primetime (CBC) 11:30pm: Tonight

MLB BASEBALL (Apple TV+) 6:00pm: Padres vs. Rays (Apple TV+) 6:00pm: Mariners vs. Angels (SN1) 6:30pm: Atlanta vs. Phillies (SN Now) 7:00pm: Cardinals vs. Yankees (SN) 7:30pm: Jays vs. Twins (SN1) 9:30pm: Dodgers vs. Diamondbacks

WNBA BASKETBALL (TSN5) 7:30pm: Fever vs. Sky

BOBBY'S TRIPLE THREAT (Food Network Canada) 9:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Bobby Flay invites icon Marcus Samuelsson to the Triple Threat kitchen to flex his legendary cooking skills; from Sweden to Ethiopia, Marcus throws his global tricks at the Titans before famed restaurateur Ken Oringer decides who will triumph.

YETI MASSACRE (DTour) 9:00pm: In the winter of 1959, the mutilated bodies of nine hikers were found in the Ural Mountains of Russia; investigating the possibility that they were slaughtered in cold blood by a yeti.

TOM CLANCY'S WITHOUT REMORSE (Crave) 9:00pm: Seeking justice for the murder of his pregnant wife, an elite Navy SEAL uncovers a covert plot that threatens to engulf the United States and Russia in an all-out war.

[mageinabarrel]

2018 was yet another year of evolution in my journey as an anime fan. Throughout the year, I spent less time watching anime and less time engaging in anime-related activities like doing freelance writing, blogging, and livetweeting shows. So as I started to consider “my year in anime,” I wondered if I would have much to say.

I needn’t have worried. The year is 2018 and anime is still good, so in the spirit of the 12 days of anime project (that I didn’t do this year)—here are twelve anime things that brought me some joy this year.

I Rediscovered Anime Crushes

It had been a long time. A long time since I’d felt those little flutteries you get when an anime character is really cute, really good, and really nice. But even before I knew that Ginko was a space princess, I was enamored. Cute anime girls are a dime a dozen, but characters that exude genuine warmth and care in the way Ginko does—from her time as a princess all the way through her cathartic moment in Planet With‘s finale—are something special.

So I spent a nice time with Planet With, amidst all of the show’s other wonderful strengths, feeling a cozy bunch of crushy feelings about Ginko Kuroi. It’s silly, but it was nice to be reminded what it felt like to have an anime crush once again. And, seeing as Ginko is far and away the Best Girl of 2018, my heart couldn’t have made a better choice.

Space princess! Space princess! Space princess!

Finding My Fate Anime Niche

I’ve never really been much of a Fate fan. After an extremely poor experience with Fate/Zero, there’s never really been much to attract me to the sprawling franchise. But when you’re needing an that you can put on while washing the dishes and cooking and Netflix shoves Fate/Apocrypha into your face, what can you do? You can watch it, be surprised at how much you enjoy it (especially Astolfo), enjoy the fact that the two opposing Ruler characters are both Catholics, be wowed by the stunning animation of #22, and finish the show somewhat more positively disposed to Fate than you’ve been before.

This will lead you to give Fate/Extra LAST ENCORE a shot, and after the show gets over its early inclination to appeal to the audience’s presumed base desires for Nero, you’ll be stunned as the show pulls a truly evocative atmosphere out of the now-cliché SHAFT stylings you thought were too tired to be effective. You won’t understand quite everything that happens, but the tremendous thematic coherence and the way the character relationships evolve from dull to genuine will grip you. It’ll be one of your favorite anime of the year. And, in combination with Apocrypha, it’ll leave you feeling like maybe alternate universe Fate series are the ones for you—which is good to know.

3 Perfect Episodes

If you asked me to name my favorite episode of TV anime of the year, I’d probably give the honor to Hugtto Precure‘s #16. But, fortunately, I don’t have to make such a specific choice here, so I can also add Yama no Susume S3‘s #10 and SSSS.GRIDMAN‘s #9 to that list. If you watch these three episodes (honorable mention to Hugtto #4), you’ll likely see the stylistic similarities between them. Of course, there are also plenty of things to distinguish them from each other, but it’s those similarities—a strong affiliation with cinematographic language, a tight grip on the power of atmospheric storytelling, and a webgen animation-adjacent visual style favoring bold and flat colors—that stayed with me.

But more important even than those smaller details is a sort of ideological unity that these episodes share. Each is distinctly a cartoon, yet also displays an impressive level of cinematic sophistication. Although some might be tempted to place cartoon and cinema in opposition to each other, these three episodes are a brilliant refutation of such narrow thinking—they embrace, even dance, in the best qualities of both. They are proof that cartoon-making and film-making are not separate arts but, rather, one and the same.

Hisomaso Wins Everything

When it comes to TV anime this year, one show stands head and shoulders above the rest for me: Hisone to Maston. Yet another show confined to the Netflix dungeons, I wasn’t prepared to let the streaming giant deprive me of my chance to watch Mari Okada’s return to TV anime weekly, and Hisomaso, yes, was worth it. From story to scripts, background art to character design, OP to ED, Hisomaso had it all—including the X-factor of the adorable dragons.

In short, there was really nothing else that aired that was anything like Hisomaso. Cute and quirky throughout, thoughtful and incisive at times, funny and dramatic in turns, this anime had basically everything. In the final rundown of the year, I expect it’ll likely go criminally under-watched, underrated, and under-remembered, but such is the reality of the anime times in which we live. I, at least, will remember Nao head with immense fondness. We salute you, brave solider, and all you stand for.

An Ode to a Strawberry

What do I think of Darling in the FranXX? I think it’s bad. I didn’t finish it, but I watched enough to consider it a representative portion, so I’m comfortable making that kind of wholistic statement. Basically, I think the very early criticism I made of the show proved to be a crucial flaw in the whole dang thing. But Ichigo? Ichigo was very good. She might have done a few things wrong, but not many. I liked Ichigo. 苺 means strawberry, and Ichigo was a very good strawberry with a killer character design.

No anime watcher is unfamiliar with the phenomenon of a good character—or even just a character the really appealed to them personally—stuck in a bad show, but I’d be hard pressed to think of another character who surpasses Ichigo’s gap between her relative goodness and the quality of her show. Not only was she cute and a childhood friend, but it was fascinating watching her navigate her complex feelings for Hiro, try her best to be a good leader for her team, and struggle against her own flaws. Best girl? Heck yeah. Eat your heart out, Zero Two stans!

Matsumoto Chocolate

This year, Rie Matsumoto (Heartcatch Precure! Hana no Miyako de Fashion Show…Desu ka!?, Kyousougiga, Blood Blockade Battlefront) storyboarded a few random episodes for other anime here and there. But in the time that she’s had a last major project, which if you’re counting like I am is THREE DAMN YEARS, other of her contemporaries have had multiple films released and done other great things. Meanwhile, aforementioned storyboards, the Blood Blockade Battlefront & Beyond ED, and whispers of a possibly discontinued film project aside, Matsumoto’s existence itself has been in question.

That’s why, when “Baby, I Love You Daze,” a music video/commercial directed by Riechang-kantoku herself and backed with some legitimate animation power, appeared almost out of the blue, I experienced a rush of joy unlike anything else I felt this year. Not only was Matsumoto back with something completely original, but it was a delightful, energetic little thing emblematic of pretty much everything I love about her as a director.

Please 2019. Give us something, literally anything. An announcement, an actual show or film. I don’t care. Give us back Rie Matsumoto.

This Bit is about Liz and the Blue Bird…

Wow, I saw a lot of anime movies (in theatres!) this year! Thankfully, I wasn’t asked to be on any year-end anime panels, so I wasn’t forced to make a choice that would kill me—to pick my favorite anime of the year. Liz and the Blue Bird, which is a stunning, delicate, spectacular, [blah blah blah how to make actual words about this damn thing] film, would be one of the top contenders, although as you’ve seen I can barely articulate what about it impressed me so much. But this is a blog post, so I will try.

If we set aside the craft elements (HA! You coward!), the heart of Liz is that its resolution is about something like learning to let go. Mizore and Nozomi are different people, with their own paths to follow in life. And yet, at the same time, they love each other deeply, and that love makes such realizations difficult to even perceive—as both struggle to do throughout most of the film—and to accept. But that catharsis of letting go, which is in many ways similar to the slow process of grief after the death of a loved one, is healthy. Love can tempt us to possessiveness, to illusions of control and ownership. But we may find in letting go that love can flourish in newer, healthier, and truer ways than we’ve known. [Editor: This paragraph might be complete garbage. Please give Bless some leeway if you think so. An attempt was at least made.]

…and This Bit is about Maquia.

I could not pick between Liz and Maquia if you asked me. I could not do it. Unlike the previous pair of Yamada/Okada analogues, Koe no Katachi and Anthem of the Heart (which is dominated by Anthem), these two films are at once so similar in concern (love) and yet so different in every other way that I could not, in my great fondness for each, possibly choose between them. They are, together, the best anime I saw this year. Fortunately, unlike with Liz, I’ve already struggled through the pain of writing about stupidly good things with Maquia. So you can read that if you like.

Maquia‘s merits left to my prior writing, the other thing that made Maquia particularly special for me as a moment in my 2018 anime-watching is what it represents for Mari Okada’s career. Okada was the first anime creator’s name I ever learned, and it was because she had been involved with so many anime I loved. So seeing her continue to grow as a writer over time, seeing her reputation improve, and seeing her career flourish to the point that she was the chief director for her own movie has been really special—and Maquia is, in many ways, the culmination of that journey so far. Here’s to you, Okada-san! May you have many more works to come!

Owned by Macross. Again.

Early in the year, I watched Macross Flashback 7. Now, Macross has some horribly gratuitous parts to it—and I love them all—but you could make a very, very compelling case that FB7 is caps them all. The plot of the OVA/movie/special/whatever is that Ozama Lee finds some VHS tapes that basically contain the footage of Macross 7, which results in most the main members of Macross Frontier coming over to his and Ranka’s apartment to watch them. Yes, the Macross Frontier characters get together to have a Macross 7 watch party. I could type that out again in all caps, but I won’t.

That on its own is pretty pandering, but then the whole thing concludes with a Sheryl and Ranka mega-medley of Macross 7 songs with Basara even appearing in some of the background vocals. I was basically in tears by the end of the performance, which is just ridiculous, but that’s just what Macross does to me. It swings for the fences, trusts you love Macross, and gives you the fanservice you want, with big guitars and Sheryl and Ranka belting “OMAE NO MUNE NI MO LOVE HEART” in unison, and the gleeful stupidity of it all just smacks you in the gut and you feel the tears coming because it’s Macross, dammit, and you love Macross. Point, Shoji Kawamori.

A Comic Girl Isn’t As Good as a Doujin Game Artist, but I’ll Take It Anyways

If 2017 was the year of Saekano Flat, then 2018 was the year of me desperately hoping I’d find another show about creatives that would move me in the same way. I didn’t, but I did find Comic Girls, which gave me enough periodic artist anxiety that it earned a mention here.

Actually, looking back on Comiga, I think I actually didn’t give the show the credit it deserved at the time. While it was airing, one of my main complaints about it was that Kaos’ perpetual incompetence made it difficult to believe that she was indeed a manga artist with an editor, but then I think about my own haphazard art practice habits and my own incompetence despite my desire to be an artist and suddenly I feel like maybe it was spot on. So, just like Kaos, as down in the dumps as I might feel about my work and my talent and the speed at which I’m progressing, I’m not going to give up. Even though it hurts sometimes, I’m not going to give up! So yeah, thanks for that, Comiga.

METAL OVERMAN KING GAINER

In 2018, I finished watching Overman King Gainer. Inspired by my positive experience with Reconguista in G, I was interested in watching another original Tomino show, and settled on King Gainer mostly because I’d seen the OP on YouTube, and thought it was awesome. This proved to be a good choice, as King Gainer has many good reasons to watch it. I enjoyed the show quite a lot, and had fun tweeting about it and learning about some aspects of its production.

But that OP… I went out a bought it and let me tell you, there is nothing like coming to the end of a run with the Overman King Gainer OP pumping in your ears as your make a final sprint to the tree that marks the end of your workout. King Gainer‘s broadcast ended in 2003, but that song is timeless. 2018 may have been a crappy year for the world as a whole, but according to iTunes I listened to “King Gainer Over” about 60 times, so it’s impossible to say whether the year was truly bad or not.

And those were the highlights of my year in anime! I’ll probably put together a little graphic at some point for my top shows, but this’ll be the only blog post from me wrapping up the year. Happy New Year’s to you all, and here’s to a wonderful 2019!

What were some of your favorite shows, episodes, moments, or anything else of anime in 2018?

12 Anime Things that Made Me Happy in 2018 2018 was yet another year of evolution in my journey as an anime fan. Throughout the year, I spent less time watching anime and less time engaging in anime-related activities like doing freelance writing, blogging, and livetweeting shows.

[onetwoweebculture-blog]

yes

[xbuster]

Going to second the request for macross torrents, looks like a cool series

Alright, then here is my comprehensive watch order for the Macross franchise with links. Each series should be watched in sequential order so I'm going to list each series and the order of the various episodes, OVAs, and movies.

Super Dimension Fortress Macross:

TV anime

Macross: Ai Oboete Imasu ka? (movie that retells the events of the anime; elements from both are canon)

Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Flashback 2012 (mostly a series of music videos but has some OVA elements that explain what the characters are doing after the events of the movie)

Super Dimension Fortress Macross II - Lovers Again:

OVA (non-canon, Macross II can be skipped but it's still worth watching to see what the original successor to Macross was supposed to be)

Macross Plus:

OVA

Macross Plus: Movie Edition (shortened cut of the OVA but has some scenes that weren't in the original OVA, so both versions of this story have scenes that weren't in the other)

Macross 7:

Macross 7 conveniently has a torrent that puts all the episodes, OVAs, and the movie all in order based on the laserdisk release since most take place during the TV anime

That torrent takes the Pineapple Salad's release and renames them to put them in order, so here's Pinapple Salad's release with the bonus content not included in cosmicvibration's upload in case anyone wants them

Macross Zero:

OVA (takes place before the events of SDF)

Macross Frontier:

Macross Frontier: Close Encounter - Deculture Edition (different cut of the first episode of the TV anime but aired before it; there's also the TV anime cut and the Yack Deculture Edition; all three versions of episode 1 are included in the TV anime torrent)

TV anime

Macross Frontier the Movie: Itsuwari no Utahime (movie that retells the events of the first half of the anime; elements from both are probably canon; this movie is included in the TV anime torrent)

Macross Frontier: Choujikuu Gekijou (short OVA bundled with one of the games)

Macross Frontier the Movie: Sayonara no Tsubasa (movie that retells the events of the end of the anime; elements from both are probably canon; this movie is included in the TV anime torrent)

Macross FB7: Ore no Uta o Kike! (clip show of the Macross Frontier cast reacting to the events of Macross 7; this one is definitely not as meaningful as Flashback 2012 but if you finish all of the Frontier stuff and want to see more of the characters, it's there)

Macross Delta:

Macross Delta: Mission 0.89 - Prologue on the Battlefield (different cut of the first episode of the TV anime but aired before it; there's also the TV anime and extra cuts; all three versions of episode 1 are included in the TV anime torrent)

TV anime

Macross Delta: Delta Shougekijou (OVAs for the TV anime)

Macross Delta the Movie: Gekijou no Walküre (movie that retells the events of the anime)

Macross Delta the Movie: Gekijou no Walküre Specials (OVAs for the movie; these include Gekijou no Walküre Picture Drama and Gekijou no Walküre Shougekijou; the link only leads to the torrent for Picture Drama because Gekijou no Walküre Shougekijou is in the torrent for Delta Shougekijou)

Macross Delta the Movie: Zettai Live!!! (movie that serves as a sequel to Gekijou no Walküre and does not adapt the TV anime like the last one; there are no torrents available yet and there will not be any until the Blu-ray is released in September)

Gekijou Tanpen Macross Frontier: Toki no Meikyuu (a short about Frontier that was screened with Zettai Live!!!; like Zettai Live!!! there will be no torrents available until the movie is released on Blu-ray in September)

Macross has much more media including manga, games, concerts, albums, and music videos but I will let everyone find those on their own. Some are included in these torrents, like All That VF is in the Frontier TV anime torrent (both the Macross Zero and Frontier versions).

[elfenphoenix]

Get to know me tag

I was tagged by @danime25~~~!!!

rules: tag 10 followers you’d like to get to know better!

name: Mel

birth year: 1996

sign: leo

height: 5′1″ (155 cm). I am smol  :’(

put your playlist on shuffle and name the first 4 songs:

“This Will be the Day (Acoustic)”-- Jeff Williams & Casey Lee Williams (RWBY OST)

“Devil-- Super Junior”

“The Triumph”-- Jeff Williams & Casey Lee Williams

“Don’t Think Twice” -- Utada Hikaru

grab the nearest book, turn to page 23, what’s the 17th line?

“you look at what they have accomplished, and you have to” (appreciate their achievements)-- my D&D player’s handbook lol

ever had a song or poem written about you?

Not that I know of

when was the last time you played air guitar?

ummmm probably last time I was drunk. So like last year?

celebrity crushes?

Haley Atwell. Jason Momoa... there are definitely more but those are the ones that come to mind rn

what is a sound you love/hate?

I HATE the sound of people cracking their knuckles. It makes me nauseous. 

do you believe in ghosts?

More or less. I think it’s safer to believe in them and be wrong than the other way around.

do you believe in aliens?

Ye. Statistically I find it unbelievable that we’re the only life in this big, big, incomprehensibly big universe.

do you drive? and if you do, have you ever crashed?

Yeah. I’ve never crashed, exactly, but I have gone off the road a little bit and accidentally scraped or bumped other cars. But never any significant damage to either party. When I say “bumped” I mean I hadn’t even hit the gas yet.

last book you read?

Kindred by Octavia E. Butler. I read it for class but it was really amazing, both in the story it told and the way it was executed. 

do you like the smell of gasoline?

Not really? I don’t hate it unless I’m already nauseous, but I wouldn’t say I like it, either.

the last movie you saw?

...Macross FB7: Ore no Uta wo Kike! 

I caught up with Miraculous Ladybug and Steven Universe, then watched Carmen Sandiego, so I’m going back to the Macross franchise lol

do you have any obsessions right now?

Sadly... not really. I mean, I’m always obsessed with class, and anxiety and my skin as a form of actual OCD, but otherwise I’m still pretty much between hyperfixations atm

do you tend to hold grudges?

Kinda, yeah, but I’m trying to unlearn that. At the very least I actually can be very forgiving when given a genuine apology.

are you in a relationship right now?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

...no.

As usual, I’m tagging anyone who wants do it, and I mean that genuinely! I’m just too tired from stressing out last night to think too deeply about much rn lol. I want to know more about AAAAAALL of you!

[listen-to-his-song]

I apologize if this is a nuisance, but could you tell me where you found your 30th anniversary Ichiban Kuji Basara? I’ve been looking online but can’t seem to find him anywhere.

No nuisance at all, every time someone shows even a tiny bit of interest in Macross 7 I’m super happy!! Also getting messages on this blog is exciting lmao

Alright on to your question, there are two 30th Anniversary Ichiban Kuji Basaras, one is a bit easier to find than the other.

I am going to put this under a cut because I’m covering some additional info that’s good to know when buying figures, and it ended up a bit long! 

The first is this one, which was released for the FB7 movie. It’s my personal favourite Basara figure because he’s pretty big compared to others, and in his signature outfit.You can find this one a bit easier, it pops up on many sites every now and then; Mandarake, Surugaya (one is up for sale right now), Japanese Yahoo Auctions (often overpriced), and even on ebay, where, coincidentally, one is also up for sale right now, as an auction which ends in less than a day. I suggest you keep an eye on that one!! Remember to bid more than current next bid, in case anyone else is trying to snipe it!

The second is this one which was released to go along a crossover concert and is a little bit harder to get by.I saw one on ebay once, but never on any other site aside from Surugaya, where I bought mine. One IS up for sale there right now, but since it’s harder to find, the price is so much higher, going for $20. You also need a proxy to buy from here.

If you want any tips regarding proxy sites or auctions, feel free to contact me via chat or off-anon so I can explain things privately! It can be a bit hard to understand at first but easy once you figure it out

Other than that, I hope I helped!

[furugiyakikkakeyaniku]

黒地Ｔシャツ追加、明日は木曜定休日

本日も13時〜20時までの営業（電話やSNSなど前日までに連絡頂ければ12時〜営業致します）

狭い店内ですので、入店制限は６人まで

マスク着用＆アルコール消毒お願いします

少しでも体調の良くない方はご来店をお控えください

本日は黒地Ｔシャツなど

追加しておりますので、ご紹介☆

NASCAR

エルサルバドル製

アメリカ最大のモータースポーツ統括団体で、同団体が統括するストックカーレースの総称

黒ボディに白で入った味のあるプリントがイカしてます

メンズＬサイズ

是非♪♪

SONY

2010年のFIFAワールドカップ南アフリカ大会のＴシャツ

黒ボディに入ったカラフルなラインと白で入ったフィールドのプリントがクールな一枚

左胸に入った〝SONY〟ロゴプリントもナイス

メンズＭサイズ

是非♪♪

MACROSS FB7

タグ欠損

2012年公開の劇場版アニメ〝MACROSS FB7 銀河流魂 オレノウタヲキケ！〟の一枚

〝マクロス７〟の登場人物〝FIRE BOMBER〟の〝熱気バサラ〟プリントが良い感じ

メンズＳ〜Ｍサイズくらい

是非♪♪

それでは本日も元気に営業致します

明日は木曜定休日でお休み

よろにくです^ ^

[samurai-birru]

FIRE! BOMBER!

great cover from macross fb7.

[nlghtmal2e]

Koyuki as Sheryl Nome Macross FB7 Her page : https://www.facebook.com/yukihimekoyuki/ Worldcosplay : http://worldcosplay.net/member/-koyuki- Photo by Anthony Tan Edit by Saotome Alto

[thatdesusa]

Shōji Kawamori, the creator of Aquarion, Basquash!, Escaflowne and Macross, has revealed details on his new, original anime series "Heavenly Machine Pandora" ^_^

The series, animated by studio Satelight, is a sci-fi mech genre that takes place in the year 2038

The Earth has been devastated after mankind opened up its own "Pandora's Box" and unleashed evils unto the world in the form of advanced AI, biotechnology and genetic engineering

In this wreck of a world, two survivors - Leon Lau (voiced by Tomoaki Maeno) and Chloe Lau (voiced by Nao Tōyama) - try their best just to stay alive in a world where danger awaits from both roaming mechanical menaces and the environment, twisted by genetic tampering

On the staff, we have: - Shōji Kawamori as Original Creator

- Hidekazu Sato (Aquarion Logos, Kare Kano (Ep.7), Slayers Next) as Director

- Toshizo Nemoto (Dog & Scissors, Log Horizon (12 episodes), Getbackers) as Script Writer

- Risa Ebata (AKB0048, Macross FB7: Ore no Uta o Kike!, Prism Ark) as Character Designer

"Heavenly Machine Pandora" will be out Spring 2018

Website: http://project-pandora.jp/

[shameless-otaku]

Oh hey FB7 is subbed and coherent...Nice

[michaelmacaw]

This is all I could think of listening to once I heard there's going to be a new Macross coming soon.

[kirby-san]

ファイヤー！BOMBER!

[kaizerkakeru]

Can't get enough of this song. Anyone know if they're gonna release the Macross30 Crossover Live on DVD/Blu Ray? I'll totally buy it!