Alternative titles: Synonyms: Macross F the Movie
Type: Movie
Episodes: 1
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Airdate: 00 00, 0000 to 00 00, 0000
Genres: Action, Mecha, Music, Romance, Sci-Fi
Duration: 02:00:00 per episode
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A theatrical version of the Macross Frontier television anime series was announced during the broadcast of the 25th and final episode, "Anata no Oto," on Friday morning. The series marks the 25th anniversary of Studio Nue's classic science-fiction franchise that combines transforming robotic mecha, love triangles, and interplanetary war. The story revolves around a fighter pilot named Alto Saotome and two singers named Sheryl Nome and Ranka Lee in an alien war that takes place 50 years after the first Macross series. Two manga series are still being serialized, and three Macross Frontier Galaxy Tour concerts (including one in the famous Nippon Budōkan arena where The Beatles and Cheap Trick played) are scheduled for October and November.
Three of the previous Macross series — The Super Dimension Fortress Macross series that launched the franchise, Macross Plus, and Macross 7 — have had theatrical film spinoffs (The Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love?, Macross Plus Movie Edition, Macross 7 the Movie: The Galaxy's Calling Me!) in Japan. Do You Remember Love? was a remake with all new footage, while Macross Plus Movie Edition was a compilation with some new footage, and Macross 7 the Movie: The Galaxy's Calling Me! was a theatrical short with a new side story. Manga Entertainment compiled the animation from a fourth series, The Super Dimension Fortress Macross II: Lovers, Again, into a feature-length movie that ran in limited release in the United States before being released on home video.
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Ranka Lee Main | Megumi Nakajima Japanese |
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Sheryl Nome Main | Aya Endo Japanese |
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Alto Saotome Main | Yuuichi Nakamura Japanese |
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Luca Angelloni Supporting | Jun Fukuyama Japanese |
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Cathy Glass Supporting | Sanae Kobayashi Japanese |
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Klan Klein Supporting | Megumi Toyoguchi Japanese |
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Ozma Lee Supporting | Katsuyuki Konishi Japanese |
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Bobby Margot Supporting | Kenta Miyake Japanese |
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Brera Sterne Supporting | Souichirou Hoshi Japanese |
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Shouji Kawamori Original Creator |
