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Choujikuu Yousai Macross

  • Série télévisée
  • 1982–1983
  • TV-PG
  • 25min
NOTE IMDb
8,5/10
2,5 k
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Choujikuu Yousai Macross (1982)
Home Video Trailer from ADV Films
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43 photos
AnimeHand-Drawn AnimationMechaSci-Fi EpicSpace Sci-FiActionAdventureAnimationDramaMusic

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn alien spaceship crash lands on Earth and her secrets lead to a desperate war against an alien enemy sent to retrieve the ship.An alien spaceship crash lands on Earth and her secrets lead to a desperate war against an alien enemy sent to retrieve the ship.An alien spaceship crash lands on Earth and her secrets lead to a desperate war against an alien enemy sent to retrieve the ship.

  • Création
    • Shôji Kawamori
    • Ken'ichi Matsuzaki
  • Casting principal
    • Arihiro Hase
    • Mari Iijima
    • Vic Mignogna
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  • NOTE IMDb
    8,5/10
    2,5 k
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    • Création
      • Shôji Kawamori
      • Ken'ichi Matsuzaki
    • Casting principal
      • Arihiro Hase
      • Mari Iijima
      • Vic Mignogna
    • 24avis d'utilisateurs
    • 7avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • Épisodes36

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    Robotech: The Macross Saga aka "Chôjikû yôsai Macross"
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    Robotech: The Macross Saga aka "Chôjikû yôsai Macross"

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    Arihiro Hase
    Arihiro Hase
    • Hikaru Ichijô
    • 1982–1983
    Mari Iijima
    Mari Iijima
    • Lynn Minmay
    • 1982–1983
    Vic Mignogna
    Vic Mignogna
    • Hikaru Ichijo
    • 1982–1983
    Monica Rial
    Monica Rial
    • Misa Hayase
    • 1982–1983
    John Swasey
    John Swasey
    • Captain Bruno J. Global…
    • 1982–1983
    Show Hayami
    • Maximillian Jenius
    • 1982–1983
    Junie Hoang
    Junie Hoang
    • Additional Voices…
    • 1982–1983
    Chris Patton
    Chris Patton
    • Maximilian Jenius
    • 1983
    Rob Mungle
    Rob Mungle
    • Additional Voices…
    • 1983
    Hilary Haag
    Hilary Haag
    • Shammy Milliome
    • 1983
    Christine M. Auten
    Christine M. Auten
    • Narrator…
    • 1983
    Kira Vincent-Davis
    Kira Vincent-Davis
    • Kim Kabirov
    • 1983
    Nancy Novotny
    Nancy Novotny
    • Vanessa Laird
    • 1983
    Emily Carter-Essex
    • Additional Voices…
    • 1983
    Victor Carsrud
    Victor Carsrud
    • Additional Voices…
    • 1983
    Mark Laskowski
    Mark Laskowski
    • Warera Nantes…
    • 1983
    Gene Tognacci
    Gene Tognacci
    • Additional Voices…
    • 1983
    Greg Ayres
    Greg Ayres
    • Loli Dosel
    • 1983
    • Création
      • Shôji Kawamori
      • Ken'ichi Matsuzaki
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    Avis des utilisateurs24

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    elp_gr

    The real thing. Nothing comes close.

    Still has a strong following and for good reason: The plot, the character descriptions, the mecha, the music, everything was wonderfully done - except for some sub-par episodes done by a Korean studio.

    The voice acting was just what you would expect from self-respecting professionals. The storyline is tight and cohesive, while the characters seem to actually grow and mature before the viewer's eyes, seeming like actual personalities rather than just being mediums for the action.

    This is definitely an anime everyone must see.
    10hellraiser7

    Love and War

    Anime at first before it became a common norm in American entertainment culture, it was a novelty which revolutionized animation and changed the way we watched cartoons forever.

    Macross was the first anime I saw and it's still the best in my opinion; and I will dare say it this show is not just my favorite Anime of all time but it's also my favorite romance story and one of my favorite TV shows in general.

    There are a lot of qualities to admire about the show. For one thing the style. The animation is beautiful looking from the backgrounds, mecha, but most importantly the human characters look a little more human. I still feel the animation holds up today in my book, I feel it's a prime example of using animation well and for the right reasons. The battle sequences are violent and well choreographed, the combat vehicles look cool from the way they function mainly the Veritech which is supplied with the options of changing into a half robot half jet, or a full robot, seeing how it functioned I wanted one of my own to drive. The soundtrack is just beautiful to listen to, from the theme song which to me is one of my personal favorite themes in general, down to Minmei's actually songs, they just have a big operatic feel to it.

    However the true strength of the show is in it's characters and their drama, in fact that is the real plot of the show while the war with the aliens is really just icing on the cake. Despite animated I deeply cared about them on a human level which was something thats never happened, not that I didn't care about characters in some usual cartoons I watched like "G.I. Joe" but never on a deep level because I always knew the good guys would be alright let alone not much depth. The show was revolutionary in characterization at the time, because they all felt human it was easy to forget their animated. All of them had wants, needs, loves, and development; they physically and psychologically struggle with the war down to their person dilemmas intermixed. Also people die in the show, one character I really liked dies and it made me actually tear up which is something that doesn't happen with me much. You could say the interaction and development plays out almost like a soap opera but I feel saying that is insulting because unlike soap opera characters the characters of Macross are given believable situations, talk and deal with their dilemmas like everyday person would.

    This was also revolutionary in developing story arcs which are common now from current shows like "Battlestar Galatica (revival version)", "The Walking Dead" and others. Like the little one with human pilot Max and Zentradi beauty Milia a strange romantic couple whom have fought each other as enemies but this rivalry turned to love, I feel that's a good message that it's better to make friends and significant others then to create bitter rivals.

    But the one arc that was the main drive of the show was fighter pilot Hikaru, superior officer Misa, and celebrity Minmei. The love triangle plays out with just enough romance and tension that it actually feels like it matters because of how interesting all three characters are and their development. Hikaru at first is a young hotshot who is a bit arrogant and brash but is compassionate and slightly mature. Misa is slightly older but a beautiful woman who was strong and feisty, has criticism which can be a little unforgiving but is mature and has strong desires in her career but most importantly love. Minmei is a character I both liked and disliked at the same time from her positive qualities looks, beautiful singing voice, fun/funny vibrant persona however her negative qualities are what make her lose points in my book from her immaturity down to being short sighted, self centered and immature.

    This romance sort of plays out like a sci-fi version of Jane Austin's "Pride and Prejudice. The relationship between Hikaru and Misa sort of reminded me of Darcy and Elesebeth even in characteristics their uncannily similar. We already know both character are clearly right for one another but the question is when and how they'll make the connection. Hikaru and Misa at first don't really like each other, in fact almost hate each other due to some ill timed first encounters which created lots of misunderstanding. But as the story develops both develops a close friendship, here we already know Misa is the right one for Hikaru do to how well they understand each other; I actually found myself routing for them to get together because both make sense like Castle and Kate in the TV show "Castle", Helo and Athena in "Battlestar Galatica", and well you get it. But like any great romance before true love can blossom both have one obstacle to get past which is themselves.

    Super Dimension Macross isn't just another cartoon but one of the greatest love stories of all time.

    Rating: 4 stars
    Nattylite

    Great Great Show

    What can I say about this fantastic series.

    Unlike "Robotech:the Macross Saga" which is good in spite of it's terrible dub, terrible music and overall cheesiness, Super Dimensional Fortress Macross is so perfect in every way (with the exception of the poorly done episodes by animefiend).

    A fantastic and sad love story. An epic tale of growing up and moving on.

    Buy the animeigo remasters which are brilliantly subtitled. Do NOT get a Hong Kong bootleg- the subtitles are unintelligible.
    10robowang-14765

    Don't forget the 2006 ADV DUB!

    Many fans dislike the Robotech version of Macross, but there is a more faithful, official English dub out there, and it's pretty great! If you're not a subtitle fan or just want one more way to experience this awesome show, check out the ADV dub from the mid-2000s! If you can't locate an original copy, there are plenty of unlicensed copies on certain giant auction websites :)
    Blueghost

    30th Anniversay Blur-Ray Complete Edition

    The Important stuff first; if you've seen the entirety of the non-Robotech version, then you've seen the series that's included in the Blu-ray version. The only thing that you're missing are some booklets and the "special disk" which includes some re-animated sequences using a mixture of CGI and traditional cel-animation.

    The entire TV series has not been re-animated, as I and others were led to believe with this super-expensive special edition.

    Background; I was first introduced to this series as Robotech way back in 1983 or 1984, and I didn't think much of the animation, as even for offshore Japanese animation it seemed a bit more jerky than normal compared to other shows.

    Where I was impressed with the dynamics of the story, I had a hard time watching it because of the quality of the animation. So, fast forward to 2012 and the "30th Anniversary" blu-rays come out, only I've got lots of obligations to meet, and no time to buy, watch and enjoy this show. If and when that big promotion comes, then I'll splurge, but, as fate would have it, I would have to wait five more years.

    In the meantime I'm seeing snippets of the special edition, and I'm seeing new intro and musical sequences for Lynn Minmay. It appeared that the show had been re-animated. I mean, wow. That's something worth buying. Unfortunately the entire series was not reanimated, as I had hoped.

    In 1984 I was shown the Feature Film via a bootleg copy based off of the same TV show, and was impressed with it. It wasn't quite Disney quality in terms of the actual animation, but it was many time better than the TV series, and the entire saga was compressed into a two hour format from hours of animated TV episodes, and done with exceptionally high production values.

    Regrettably only select segments were redone, and are on the "special disk" included with this set. It's not worth spending the extra cash, even if you're a millionaire. Oh sure, if you have a lot of friends who were Macross fans back in the day, you all might get a kick out of it, but otherwise pass it up.

    The real odd things is that the opening episode is repeated on the special disk in addition to the Blu-ray disks of the actual show. What for, I can't imagine. There's even a recording from the VHS release included on this disk. Again, why this is I have no idea--perhaps to compare the image quality.

    In short, it's not worth buying. If you have the money, and really want the show on bluray, then buy the less expensive no frills version.

    I hope this helps.

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    • Anecdotes
      The codename for the Macross bridge is Gunsight One. Gunsight One was a Gundam fan club founded by some of the staff members (such as creator Shoji Kawamori and character designer Haruhiko Mikimoto), mecha and anime fanatics on their own right.
    • Gaffes
      Due to the fact that at least three studios of wildly varying quality worked on each episode simultaneously, many minor continuity errors and animation inconsistencies (for instance in Ep. 3 "Spacefold" where the escape pod under Roy's Valk every so often switches to a gunpod) crop up in each episode.
    • Citations

      Max Jenius: Wonderful. Bust, 83 cm. Will expand when unwrapped.

    • Crédits fous
      The original showing of the pilot episode had a different beginning, not revealing the transforming capabilities of the Valkyries in order to give the audience a suprise. The opening was changed to the regular one for all further showings.
    • Versions alternatives
      The first two episodes were originally edited in to one hour-long episode for the show's premiere on 5 October 1982 in the Osaka region. The opening of the show was changed to avoid any shots of Hikaru in a Valkyrie or the Valkyrie's "Battroid" (full robot) mode.
    • Connexions
      Edited into Robotech (1985)
    • Bandes originales
      My Boyfriend is a Pilot
      Performed by Mari Iijima

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    • Date de sortie
      • 3 octobre 1982 (Japon)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Japon
    • Langues
      • Japonais
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Super Dimension Fortress Macross
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Osaka, Japon
    • Sociétés de production
      • Artland
      • Big West
      • Mainichi Broadcasting System (MBS)
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      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.33 : 1

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