Robotech (U.S. TV)
Alternative title:
Robotech: The Macross Saga
Robotech: The Masters Saga
Robotech: The New Generation
Robotech: The Robotech Masters
Роботех (Russian)
ロボテック (Japanese)
로보텍 (Korean)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
Made in America from three unrelated anime. The first part tells of humanity's first contact that ends in a war. Rick Hunter is a pilot who gets dragged along with the SDF-1 and joins with them to stop the invaders. Lyn Minmei is a singer who Rick rescues and falls for. Together they try to save the Earth and end the war without fighting, but with love. The second part deals with children of the first, the rebuilding complete; we send the SDF-3 to attack the masters. While it travels out in hyperspace to their worlds, the masters crawl into our solar system. The Earth must fight a devesting second war for a secret prize. Someone else wants the prize, the Invid. The third part gives us a world controlled by the Invid. The SDF-3 sends a probing force that is destroyed upon exiting hyperspace. A single survivor remains, a man taught to fight, with the will to free Earth. He forms a resistance with the goal of destroying the Invid hive at Reflux Point, aka New York.
Watch Robotech on:
Crunchyroll,
Crunchyroll,
Running time:
half hour per episode
Number of episodes:
85
Episode titles: We have 85
Vintage:
1985 to 1986
1986 (Colombia - Cadena 2)
1987 (México - Canal 5)
1987-05-25 (France Air Date)
1998-01-12 to 1998-04-06 (Cartoon Network's Toonami Air Date)
2004-11-15 to 2005-07-30 (Latin America - Locomotion)
2008-01-08 (Canada - Space)
Seasons:
1. Macross Saga, 36 eps (1985-03-04 to 1985-04-22)
2. Robotech Masters, 24 eps (1985-04-23 to 1985-05-24)
3. New Generation, 25 eps (1985-05-27 to 1985-06-28)
Release dates: We have 7
Opening Theme:
"Robotech Theme" by Ulpio Minucci
"Robotech" by Bernard Minet [French version]
Ending Theme:
"Robotech Theme" by Ulpio Minucci
Official website:
ADV Tokyo's Official Robotech Homepage (Japanese)
Links: We have 4
Trivia: We have 5
DVD Easter Eggs: We have 2
Reviews:
Robotech DVD 11 (Mar 27, 2002)
Robotech Masters DVD 7 (Feb 12, 2002)
Robotech DVD 10 (Feb 10, 2002)
Robotech DVD 9 (Feb 5, 2002)
Robotech DVD 8 (Jan 27, 2002)
ROBOTECH Screener (Jan 1, 1970)
News: Show:
North American Anime, Manga Releases, December 12-18 (Dec 14, 2021)
North American Anime, Manga Releases, November 14-20 (Nov 16, 2021)
North American Anime, Manga Releases, September 26-October 2 (Sep 28, 2021)
Funimation to Stream The Case Study of Vanitas, More Anime for Summer 2021 Season (Updated) (Jun 18, 2021)
Funimation to Add Robotech TV Series, Films to Catalog (Oct 21, 2019)
Interest:
SDF-1 Macross Cake Featured at Sega Manager's Wedding (Oct 18, 2010)
Press Releases:
Robotech Mecha Anime Receives Art Book (Oct 27, 2017)
Celebrate Robotech's 30th Anniversary at Saboten Con (Apr 10, 2015)
Anime Worlds to Collide at New York Comic Con (Sep 24, 2013)
ADV Films Announces Third Batch of Animini DVD Collection (Jun 21, 2004)
Other articles: Show:
Shelf Life - Dual Screen Magic (Jan 30, 2006)
2001 - A Year in Review: More News (Jan 1, 2002)
2001 - A Year in Review: Macross + Robotech (Jan 1, 2002)
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Supervising Director: Robert Barron
Executive producer: Ahmed Agrama
Associate producer: Jehan Agrama
Chief Engineer: Bryan J. Rusenko
Cover Art: Tommy Yune (Remastered DVDs)
Dialogue Editing:
David Estuardo (eps 18-36) Debbie Alba Greg Finley (eps 1-17, 37-85) Gregory Snegoff Jim Wager (eps 18-36) Michael Reynolds (eps 1-17, 37-85) Robert Barron Steve Kramer
Executive Music Producer: Thomas A. White
Final Re-Recording Engineer: Joel Valentine
Music Arrangement: Arlon Ober
Music Editing: John Mortarotti
Packaging Design: Larry Koteff
Production manager: Kent Hayes
Script Editing: Steve Kramer
Staff Writer:
Ardwight Chamberlain (eps 1-17, 37-85) Greg Finley Gregory Snegoff Jason Klassi (eps 1-17, 37-85) Jim Wager (eps 18-36) Michael Reynolds Robert Barron Steve Flood (eps 18-36) Steve Kramer Tao Will (eps 1-17, 37-85)
Story Editor: Carl Macek
Video Tape Engineer: Guillermo Coelho
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Distributor:
Funimation UK (United Kingdom and Ireland) Madman Entertainment (Australia) Manga Entertainment (UK)
Dubbing: Intersound, Inc.
DVD Distribution: A+E Networks Home Entertainment (2011)
Internet Streaming:
4Kids TV Amazon Prime Video Ameba TV Crackle FUNimation Entertainment Hulu  Netflix Pluto TV Starz (USA) Tubi TV Vudu
Licensed by:
ADV Films (Expired) Airborne Entertainment (Mobile Phone Content) Family Home Entertainment (Expired) FUNimation Entertainment (2019, via Harmony Gold) Harmony Gold USA, Inc. Stone Bridge Press Streamline Pictures (Expired)
Post Production: Intersound, Inc.
Production: Harmony Gold USA, Inc.
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Theme Song Lyrics: Jean-François Porry
Theme Song Performance: Bernard Minet
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Katy Amaizo as
Malvina Germain as
Odile Schmitt as
Olivier Korol as
Robert Party as
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Distributor: Déclic Images
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Dubbing Director:
Diana Perez (2004 dub) Gerardo García (2004 dub) Gloria Rocha (1985 dub) Xochitl Ugarte (2004 dub)
Translation: Clemen Larumbe (1985 dub)
Script Translation: Carlos Galindo (2004 dub)
Supervision: Ahmed Agrama (2004 dub)
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Alicia Sáinz De La Maza as
Ana Lobo as
Carlos Illescas as
Carlos Revilla as
Edson Matus as
Luisa Ezquerra as
Nallely Solis as
Nicolas Frias as
Paco Hernández as
Sylvia Garcel as
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Adrina Romero as
Aldo Lugo as
Allan Strempler as
Ana Lobo as
Angel Egido as
Carlos Galindo as
Cristina Victoria as
Diana Perez as
Eduardo Borja as
Eduardo Fonseca as
Ernesto Lezama as
Gabriel Ortiz as
Gabriela Gomez as
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Leonardo Damian as
Liliana Barba as
Luis Alfonso Padilla as
Marta García as
Nallely Solis as
Patricia Acevedo as
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Roberto Martín as
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Broadcaster:
BIG Channel (Argentina) Cadena 2 (Colombia) Canal 13 UC TV (Chile) Canal A (Colombia) CineClick Channel (Latin America) ETC...TV (Chile) Imagen Televisión (original dub) Locomotion Magic Kids (Latin America) Retro Latin America Telecinco (from August 1990) Televisa Canal 5
Dubbing Studio: Tecnison (Spain dub)
Internet Streaming:
Claro Video (Latin America) Código Animé (original dub) Filmin (Spain) FUNimation Entertainment (Latin America) Netflix (Latin America; subtitled) Qubit.tv (2004 dub; expired)
Licensed by:
DSX Films (Argentina; 2011; Chile) FUNimation Entertainment (2019, Latin America and Spain) Lider Video Home (Argentina; expired) Planeta DeAgostini Comics (Argentina; 2000; expired) Plus Video (Argentina; pilot film) Quality Films (Chile; pilot film) |
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Dubbing Director:
Enrico Carabelli (The Macross Saga, The Robotech Masters, The New Generation) Gabriella Rasero (The Macross Saga DVD Edition)
Dialogues: Irene Cantoni (The Macross Saga DVD Edition)
Dubbing Assistant: Marisol Mingarelli (The Macross Saga DVD Edition)
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Dania Cericola as
Donatella Fanfani as
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Franco Ferri as
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Marcella Silvestri as
Marco Balzarotti as
Mario Scarabelli as
Paolo Torrisi as
Patrizia Salmoiraghi as
Sante Calogero as
Sergio Romano' as
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Translation: Ednaldo Esteves |
Marisa Leal as
Nizo Neto as
Darcy Pedrosa as
Guilene Conte as
Juraciara Diacovo as
Ayrton Cardoso as
Dolores Machado as
Eduardo Borgerth as
Garcia Júnior as
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Newton Martins as
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Broadcaster: Rede Globo (Brazil)
Dubbing Studio: Herbert Richers
Licensed by: FUNimation Entertainment (2019, Brazil and Portugal)
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