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List of The Super Dimension Fortress Macross episodes
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Super Dimension Fortress Macross is an anime series created past Studio Nue. The series ran from October 3, 1982 to June 26, 1983 over 36 episodes.
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The series was originally licensed by AnimEigo, who restored the serial and released it on DVD with Japanese audio and English subtitles. [1] At first a limited edition pre-gild boxset was released on December 21, 2001. Three smaller boxsets, each comprising three discs, were released from September x, 2002. [2] [three] [4] Finally, Animeigo released 9 private volumes
The serial was then licensed by ADV, who re-released the series with an English dub aslope the original Japanese audio and English subtitles. [five] The vii individual volumes were released between January x, 2006 and December 19, 2006 and a complete collection followed on October 21, 2008. [6] [7] [8]
On July 25, 2014, Lionsgate Home Entertainment announced that they would release a new Robotech DVD collection entitled Robotech: The Classic Collection exclusively through Amazon.com. Volume one contains the beginning eighteen episodes of Robotech: The Macross Saga as it was originally broadcast, and the first 18 episodes of Macross, completely uncut and in Japanese with English subtitles. [nine]
In Japan, a boxset containing the unabridged series created from HD remastered video was released as "The Super Dimension Fortress Macross Memorial Box" on Feb 22, 2008. [10]
The Series uses two pieces of music as opening and ending themes. The opening theme "Macross" and the ending theme "Runner" were both performed by Makoto Fujiwara. Episode 36 used a version of "Runner" performed by Mari Iijima. [11]
Episodes
| # | Championship | Director | Writer | Original airdate | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | "Booby Trap" Transcription: "Būbī Torappu" (Japanese: ブービー·トラップ) | Fumihiko Takayama | Kenichi Matsuzaki | October3,1982 (1982-10-03) | |
| The story begins in 1999: a behemothic alien spacecraft crash-lands on Due south Atalia Island. Humanity proceeds to try to rebuild this marvel, but political conflicts centered around the Macross - coupled with proposals for a one-earth government - result in a global state of war. After 10 years, the 'Unification Wars' are finally over, the new United nations government is in power, with the UN Spacy as their military machine arm. It's 2009: The work on the Macross is now complete. On the day of launching ceremony, its main cannon fires on its ain, destroying an alien spacecraft in orbit. This automatic action marks the beginning of the war between the humans and Zentradi, a race of humanoid warriors of gigantic size. | |||||
| 02 | "Countdown" Transcription: "Kaunto Daun" (Japanese: カウント·ダウン) | Fumihiko Takayama Yoshizo Tsuda | Kenichi Matsuzaki | Octoberten,1982 (1982-10-10) | |
| Air racer and stunt pilot Hikaru Ichijo and his 'senpai' (elderberry) Major Roy Focker attempt a daring rescue mission when Southward Atalia Isle is invaded and bombarded by Zentradi forces. Hikaru has his first see with Lynn Minmay, a young waitress, as Zentradi mecha begin raiding the metropolis. Meanwhile, Captain Bruno J. Global, Lieutenant Misa Hayase, Bridge Operator Claudia LaSalle, and the coiffure of the Macross attempt to launch the transport for the first time. | |||||
| 03 | "Space Fold" Transcription: "Supēsu Fōrudo" (Japanese: スペース·フォールド) | Shoichi Yasumura | Kenichi Matsuzaki | October17,1982 (1982-10-17) | |
| With Hikaru still reeling from the horrors he's witnessed first manus from both sides, events take a plow for the worse when the space folding system of the Macross (a faster-than-low-cal travel engineering) teleports it and the city on South Atalia Island to the edge of the Solar organization and in forepart of Pluto. | |||||
| 04 | "Lynn Minmay" Transcription: "Rin Minmei" (Japanese: リン·ミンメイ) | Fumihiko Takayama | Noboru Ishiguro | Oct31,1982 (1982-x-31) | |
| With the fold systems now vanished, Captain Global and his crew come up to a realization that the Macross must brand a long journey back to Earth. The civilians from Due south Atalia Isle - along with their shops and homes - are brought onto the ship. Meanwhile, Hikaru and Minmay are trapped within the confines of the Macross. Hikaru learns much about Minmay and begins a new friendship with her. | |||||
| 05 | "Transformation" Transcription: "Toransu Fōmēshon" (Japanese: トランス·フォーメーション) | Shoichi Yasumura | Sukehiro Tomita | Novembervii,1982 (1982-11-07) | |
| Zentradi commander Britai Kridanik and his archivist, Exsedol Folmo, begin suspecting that the humans (or 'miclones') are the long-lost 'Protoculture' and send attack waves to test their theory. During a Zentradi attack, Global orders the Macross to "reconfigure" itself to combat mode in guild to fend them off. However, the motion proves disastrous for the unsuspecting civilians and infrastructure. Roy and Minmay convince Hikaru to join the Un Spacy armada on the Macross so he could continue flying. | |||||
| 06 | "Daedalus Assail" Transcription: "Daidarosu Atakku" (Japanese: ダイダロス·アタック) | Fumihiko Takayama | Sukehiro Tomita | Nov14,1982 (1982-11-14) | |
| Using a defensive anomaly left backside later on the disappearance of the fold systems, and the rings of Saturn to hibernate the Macross, Misa and Claudia devise a new attack strategy against the Zentradi. | |||||
| 07 | "Bye Bye Mars" Transcription: "Baibai Marusu" (Japanese: バイバイ·マルス) | Shoichi Yasumura | Kenichi Matsuzaki | November21,1982 (1982-11-21) | |
| Later on a few months of fighting, the Macross arrives at Mars. Detecting an abandoned base on the planet'due south surface, the crew land the send to gather much needed supplies. Quamzin Kravshera, a brilliant merely unstable Zentradi commander, attacks the Macross. Meanwhile, Misa requests permission to investigate an emergency bespeak from within the base of operations. | |||||
| 08 | "Longest Altogether" Transcription: "Rongesuto Bāsudē" (Japanese: ロンゲスト·バースデー) | Man Ende | Kenichi Matsuzaki | November28,1982 (1982-11-28) | |
| As Minmay celebrates her altogether, Hikaru begins to wonder about his relationship with Minmay and emerging feelings for Misa. Hikaru is promoted and has Maximillian Jenius and Hayao Kakizaki assigned as his wingmen. Quamzin mounts some other strike confronting the Macross whilst Hikaru wonders if he'll celebrate Minmay'due south birthday in time. | |||||
| 09 | "Miss Macross" Transcription: "Misu Makurosu" (Japanese: ミス·マクロス) | Hiroyuki Yamaga | Sukehiro Tomita | Decemberfive,1982 (1982-12-05) | |
| A Telly station is launched on the Macross, and to celebrate, the outset always 'Miss Macross' beauty pageant takes place. Minmay enters, simply past doing so she ends up missing dinner with Hikaru on the aforementioned night. A Zentradi spy ship approaches the Macross and with Max and Kakizaki on leave, Hikaru intercepts it alone. | |||||
| 10 | "Blind Game" Transcription: "Buraindo Gēmu" (Japanese: ブラインド·ゲーム) | Hiroshi Yoshida | Kenichi Matsuzaki | December12,1982 (1982-12-12) | |
| Rori, Konda and Warera - three Zentradi spies who mounted the spy airplane in the previous episode - report to Britai and Exsedol on their findings. The Earth refuses to aid the Macross after contact is fabricated for the first fourth dimension in months. Meanwhile, Quamzin disobeys orders and attacks the Macross radar array, forcing the crew of the ship to ship a recon plane to guide them away from the Zentradi. | |||||
| 11 | "First Contact" Transcription: "Fāsuto Kontakuto" (Japanese: ファースト·コンタクト) | Fumihiko Takayama | Sukehiro Tomita | Decembernineteen,1982 (1982-12-19) | |
| After existence captured past the Zentradi, Misa, Hikaru and Kakizaki are 'interviewed' on human culture past Britai, Exsedol, and Supreme Commander of all Zentradi forces, Golg Boddole Zer - marking the first verbal run into between the ii races. They discover that the Zentradi have no sense of culture and fear intimacy between men and women. Max, having been separated from the others, formulates a program to rescue them. Meanwhile, Minmay begins a singing career on the Macross. | |||||
| 12 | "Big Escape" Transcription: "Biggu Esukēpu" (Japanese: ビッグ·エスケープ) | Katsuhito Akiyama | Sukehiro Tomita | December26,1982 (1982-12-26) | |
| As the four miclone prisoners attempt to make their escape, a fearsome female person Zentradi pilot, Milia Fallyna, attempts to approach the Macross on her Queadluun-Rau powered armor to help sneak aboard the three Zentradi spies - now micronized to human size. | |||||
| 13 | "Blue Air current" Transcription: "Burū Uindo" (Japanese: ブルー·ウインド) | Hiroshi Tanaka | Kenichi Matsuzaki | Jan9,1983 (1983-01-09) | |
| With Earth only two days away by full speed, Global decides to ram the Macross through a Zentradi blockade. Meanwhile, Rori, Konda and Warera begin to explore human being culture up close in micronized form. | |||||
| fourteen | "Global Report" Transcription: "Gurōbaru Repōto" (Japanese: グローバル·レポート) | Noboru Ishiguro | Noboru Ishiguro | Januarysixteen,1983 (1983-01-xvi) | |
| In this clip testify, Global recounts the events of the story upward to this point. | |||||
| 15 | "Chinatown" Transcription: "Chaina Taun" (Japanese: チャイナ·タウン) | Fumihiko Takayama | Kenichi Matsuzaki | January23,1983 (1983-01-23) | |
| Whilst Misa and Global travel to the Alaskan headquarters of the new Un, Hikaru escorts Minmay to Nippon so that she could visit her parents. Lynn Kaifun, a relative of Minmay, joins the Macross to see his parents and protect Minmay. | |||||
| sixteen | "Kung Fu Dandy" Transcription: "Kanfū Dandi" (Japanese: カンフー·ダンディ) | Shoichi Yasumura | Hiroshi Ōnogi | Jan30,1983 (1983-01-thirty) | |
| The crew of the Macross are informed to not permit anyone, including civilians, exit the ship, so as to keep the truth of the Zentradi's existence from causing widespread panic. The civilians within the Macross get increasingly unruly and tearing toward the military personnel and crew members. Meanwhile, Quamzin returns, breaking orders and attacking the Macross while it sits in the Atlantic ocean. | |||||
| 17 | "Phantasm" Transcription: "Fantazumu" (Japanese: ファンタズム) | Noboru Ishiguro | Noboru Ishiguro | Feb13,1983 (1983-02-13) | |
| A special prune episode where following a astringent injury sustained in the previous episode, an incapacitated Hikaru lies in a infirmary bed within the Macross, dreaming near the previous events and his developing relationship with Misa and his ill-fated friendship with Minmay. | |||||
| 18 | "Pine (pineapple) Salad" Transcription: "Pain Sarada" (Japanese: パイン·サラダ) | Fumihiko Takayama | Hiroyuki Hoshiyama | February20,1983 (1983-02-20) | |
| With Hikaru withal recovering, Roy has Max and Kakizaki assigned to his Skull Squadron every bit his wingmen. Milia attacks the Macross with her Queadluun-Rau squadron, yet, she has a personal vendetta against an ace human being pilot that Quazmin believes she can't defeat. | |||||
| xix | "Burst Point" Transcription: "Bāsuto Pointo" (Japanese: バースト·ポイント) | Katsuhito Akiyama | Sukehiro Tomita | February27,1983 (1983-02-27) | |
| Still feeling the effects of a tragic loss from the previous boxing, Hikaru is assigned a new Valkyrie fighter. Global wants to test out a bulwark defense system against a new set on past Quazmin. Just for the Ontario region where the battle takes place, this could end in disaster. And in the female person Zentradi armada, Milia approaches her commander, Moruk Laplamiz, to gain permission to exist micronized so she could infiltrate the Macross. | |||||
| 20 | "Paradise Lost" Transcription: "Paradaisu Rosuto" (Japanese: パラダイス·ロスト) | Hiroshi Yoshida | Kenichi Matsuzaki | March6,1983 (1983-03-06) | |
| After the catastrophic events in the previous encounter with the Zentradi, the United nations orders the Macross to leave Earth in society to requite the United nations Spacy more than time to formulate a defence force plan against the aliens. Returning once more to Britai's transport, the macronized Zentradi spies bring back 'samples' of culture to their dumbfounded comrades. | |||||
| 21 | "Micro Creation" Transcription: "Mikuro Kosumosu" (Japanese: ミクロ·コスモス) | Tatsuya Katsuhara | Hiroshi Ōnogi | Marchxiii,1983 (1983-03-13) | |
| Milia is now aboard the Macross equally a spy and marvels at man culture. The premiere of Minmay's film Shao Pai Long (Trivial White Dragon) takes place. A Zentradi assail prompts some other transformation to combat mode, and Hikaru and Misa end up being trapped within the walls of the ship, where they finish up learning more almost each other. Milia continues to search for the miclone airplane pilot who defeated her. | |||||
| 22 | "Dear Concert" Transcription: "Rabu Konsāto" (Japanese: ラブ·コンサート) | Katsuhito Akiyama | Hiroyuki Hoshiyama | March20,1983 (1983-03-twenty) | |
| Zentradi soldiers - having experienced and enjoyed some elements of human being culture brought dorsum by the 3 spies - attempt to defect to the Macross. A Daedalus Attack on Britai'southward ship allows them to pour through. During a concert by Minmay, a confusing three-way battle ensues within the ship, with Zentradi refugees against Quamzin's forces, and the unwitting UN Spacy on the other side. | |||||
| 23 | "Drib Out" Transcription: "Doroppu Auto" (Japanese: ドロップ·アウト) | Shoichi Yasumura | Hiroshi Ōnogi | March27,1983 (1983-03-27) | |
| The boxing within the city comes to a shut, with the surviving Zentradi defectors coming to terms with the destruction they caused. Along with Rori, Konda and Warera, the defectors are all given asylum within the Macross. Misa prepares to travel back to World to the United nations Headquarters, whilst Hikaru begins to further contemplate his feelings for her. | |||||
| 24 | "Good-bye Girl" Transcription: "Gubbai Gāru" (Japanese: グッバイ·ガール) | Fumihiko Takayama | Sukehiro Tomita | April3,1983 (1983-04-03) | |
| Max has a chance encounter with Milia in a video game arcade, and gain to defeating her a second time during a game. They arrange to have a appointment in the park later, where Milia secretly plans to destroy him. Misa is escorted back to Earth by Hikaru, then that she could meet her male parent. | |||||
| 25 | "Virgin Route" Transcription: "Bājin Rōdo" (Japanese: バージン·ロード) | Hiroshi Yoshida | Sukehiro Tomita | Aprilten,1983 (1983-04-ten) | |
| Max encounters Milia in the park and a knife fight between them ensues when she reveals that she is a Zentradi. Max defeats her for the third fourth dimension, sparing her life, and the ii autumn in beloved. Milia decides to bring together the Macross and their immediate marriage marks the first union between a human and Zentradi, causing celebrations everywhere along Macross City. Boddole Zer, on the other mitt, doesn't similar the idea and plans to fix the 'contamination' that is human culture in one case and for all. | |||||
| 26 | "Messenger" Transcription: "Messenjā" (Japanese: メッセンジャー) | Katsuhito Akiyama | Kenichi Matsuzaki | April17,1983 (1983-04-17) | |
| In a surprising plough of events, Exsedol Folmo is micronized and attempts to seek peace negotiations with the people of the Macross. During the negotiations, Exsedol reveals that the defection of the Zentradi soldiers could be related to a new cultural awakening caused by Minmay's songs. Hikaru begins to long for Misa, who is however on Earth, trying to convince her father and the UN that the two races may have a hazard of co-existing peacefully. | |||||
| 27 | "Love Flows By" Transcription: "Ai wa Nagareru" (Japanese: 愛は流れる) | Noboru Ishiguro Tatsuya Katsuhara | Kenichi Matsuzaki | April24,1983 (1983-04-24) | |
| An epic battle for the World takes identify when Boddole Zer's primary armada of over 4,000,000 warships fold above Earth's temper. Using the power of culture from Lynn Minmay's singing, the Macross, forth with its allied Zentradi fleet, attempts a daring last stand to Boddole Zer'due south forces. Heroes will die, a earth may fall, but will beloved prevail? | |||||
| 28 | "My Album" Transcription: "Mai Arubamu" (Japanese: マイ·アルバム) | Fumihiko Takayama | Hiroyuki Hoshiyama | May1,1983 (1983-05-01) | |
| Two years have passed after the final battle with Boddole Zer. The Macross is at present a relic of the conflict known every bit Space War I, and sits in a large lake in barren Alaska. Earth is nonetheless a desolate wasteland, and small towns and forests are located miles around Macross Metropolis. The allied Zentradi fleets, forth with the citizens from the Macross, maintain a nervous peace. The piece of work to rebuild Earth by both sides is in full swing. Hikaru looks back on the times spent with Roy Focker for advice on what do about his feelings for both Misa and Minmay. | |||||
| 29 | "Lone Vocal" Transcription: "Ronrī Songu" (Japanese: ロンリー·ソング) | Shoichi Yasumura | Sukehiro Tomita | Mayeight,1983 (1983-05-08) | |
| As some of the giant Zentradi brainstorm to rebel over their new way of life with the humans, Minmay's fame begins to skid away. Wandering around from tour to tour of the local towns, Minmay contemplates at what could have been a serious relationship with the now afar Hikaru. | |||||
| thirty | "Viva Maria" Transcription: "Biba Maria" (Japanese: ビバ·マリア) | Tatsuya Katsuhara | Hiroshi Ōnogi | May15,1983 (1983-05-15) | |
| Max, Milia, and their infant daughter, Komilia Maria, play a crucial role in the capture of a Zentradi satellite mill - the source of the overtechnology of which the aliens rely on. | |||||
| 31 | "Satan's Dolls" Transcription: "Satan Dōru" (Japanese: サタン·ドール) | Katsuhito Akiyama | Sukehiro Tomita | May22,1983 (1983-05-22) | |
| Exsedol and Global gather the crew of the Macross to reveal the origin of the nomadic Zentradi at concluding. Meanwhile, Quamzin'southward forces attempt to steal a macronization chamber. | |||||
| 32 | "Broken Heart" Transcription: "Burōkun Hāto" (Japanese: ブロークン·ハート) | Hiroshi Yoshida | Hiroshi Ōnogi | May29,1983 (1983-05-29) | |
| Quazmin kidnaps Minmay and Kaifun, and holds them for bribe. Hikaru and his squadron fix a rescue mission. | |||||
| 33 | "Rainy Night" Transcription: "Reinī Naito" (Japanese: レイニー·ナイト) | Tatsuya Katsuhara | Hiroyuki Hoshiyama | Junefive,1983 (1983-06-05) | |
| Every bit Misa begins to realize she may be losing Hikaru to Minmay, Claudia helps her friend by recounting her early on experiences with Roy Focker. | |||||
| 34 | "Private Fourth dimension" Transcription: "Puraibēto Taimu" (Japanese: プライベート·タイム) | Katsuhito Akiyama | Hiroshi Ōnogi | June12,1983 (1983-06-12) | |
| The honey triangle betwixt Hikaru, Misa and Minmay intensifies when he decides to skip out on a picnic with the commander, and then he could have luncheon with the pop idol instead. Giant Zentradi rebellions begin heating upwardly, making matters worse for the humans. | |||||
| 35 | "Romanesque" Transcription: "Romanesuku" (Japanese: ロマネスク) | Fumihiko Takayama | Sukehiro Tomita | June19,1983 (1983-06-nineteen) | |
| Information technology's Christmas Time, and Minmay'due south life begins to screw into depression forcing her to seek Hikaru, which further isolates Misa. Quamzin's forces set on Onogi Urban center on Christmas Eve [12] to capture a reaction (Nuclear ability) engine power condenser. Max and Milia'due south squadron is ambushed as they intercept, and Milia faces Laplamiz during the showdown. | |||||
| 36 | "Farewell To Tenderness" Transcription: "Yasashisa Sayonara" (Japanese: やさしさサヨナラ) | Shoichi Yasumura | Shōji Kawamori | June26,1983 (1983-06-26) | |
| Global informs Misa that the SDF-2 , the successor to the Macross, is nearly ready to begin colonizing the galaxy - with her as the captain of the mission. Now that the reaction engine is congenital into his arts and crafts, Quazmin, Laplamiz, and their henchmen attack Macross City with missiles and waves of mecha. Hikaru, Misa and Minmay's dear triangle reaches its climax, as Hikaru must decide whether he will go with the popular idol who brushed him aside and at present desperately needs him, or the military commander who loves him deeply, merely may exit him forever by the line of duty. | |||||
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- ↑ "Macross, Super Dimensional Fortress Box Prepare 1 (eps i-12)". Amazon.ca . Retrieved 2008-12-26 .
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