Super Dimensional Fortress Macross II: The Movie (OAV)
Related anime:
Macross II (manga) (adaptation)
Macross II: The Micron Conspiracy (U.S. manga) (sequel)
Alternative title:
Chōjikū Yōsai Macross II - Lovers Again (Japanese)
Macross II: Lovers Again
Macross II: The Movie
The Super Dimension Fortress Macross II: Lovers, Again
超時空要塞マクロスII Lovers Again (Japanese)
Genres:
action,
science fiction
Objectionable content:
Significant
Plot Summary:
A.D. 2089 - 80 years have passed since Space War I changed the lives of both human and Zentraedi races. Both races are at peace on Earth when a new alien race called the "Marduk" appear within the Solar System. While covering the first battle between the U.N. Spacy and the Marduk fleet, SNN rookie reporter Hibiki Kanzaki discovers Ishtar, an "Emulator" that enhances the Marduk's combat abilities through singing. Hibiki brings Ishtar to Earth to teach her the values of life and culture. Together with ace Valkyrie pilot Silvie Gena, Hibiki and Ishtar must find a way to save Earth from total destruction at the hands of the Marduk leader Ingues.
User Ratings:
449 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
30 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
6
Episode titles: We have 6
Vintage:
1992-05-21 to 1992-11-21
Chronology:
(2000) US DVD Release
Opening Theme:
"2億年前のように静かだね - 2 Oku nen mae no Youni Shizukadane (The Hush of 200 Million Years)" by Mika Kaneko
Ending Theme:
#1: "de・ja・vu~そばにいて - Deja Vu (Sobai ite - Please Come Back To Me)" by Mika Kaneko (eps 1-5)
#2: "約束 - Yakusoku (Promise)" by Hiroko Kasahara (ep 6)
Official website:
Macross Official Website (Japanese)
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 3
Comment:
The Macross producers treat Macross II: Lovers Again as a parallel world story due to the absence of Studio Nue's input on this part of the Macross universe. Although Studio Nue originally created and developed Macross, Big West owned the rights because it was the financial backer; so it licensed and created Macross II without Studio Nue's consultation (thus the DVDs credit to Studio Nue simply for design inspiration and association). The original series creators, such as Shoji Kawamori, Kenichi Matsuzaki and Ichiroh Itano did not work on it.
Review:
Macross II (Jan 1, 1970)
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross II: The Movie (DVD) 2000-11-28 (from $18.84) |
| VHS |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross II - Episodes One and Two (Dub.VHS 1) 1992-10-28 (from $8.51) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross II - Episodes Three and Four (Dub.VHS 2) 1993-02-10 (from $2.85) |
| Super Dimensional Fortress Macross II - Episodes Five and Six (Dub.VHS 3) 1994-01-10 |
Director: Kenichi Yatagai Storyboard: Akira Nishimori (ep 5) Kenichi Yatani (ep 1) Kinji Yoshimoto (ep 3) Masami Obari (OP) Osamu Tsuruyama (eps 2, 5-6) Yasunori Urata (ep 4) Episode Director: Akihiko Nishiyama (ep 2) Akira Nishimori (ep 5) Kenichi Yatani (ep 6) Takeshi Aoki (eps 1, 3) Yasunori Urata (ep 4) Music: Shiro Sagisu Character Design: Haruhiko Mikimoto Animation Director: Hideki Araki (Chara for ep 1; ep 4) Kazuo Takigawa (Mecha for ep 6; ep 2) Koichi Usami (Chara; ep 6) Masahiro Tanaka (Chara; eps 1, 3, 6) Masami Obari (OP; ep 5) Masanori Shino (Chara; eps 1, 3, 6) Nobuyuki Kitajima (Chara; ep 3) Satoshi Shishido (Mecha; eps 3, 6) Shinsuke Terasawa (Chara; ep 6) Takehiro Nakayama (Mecha; ep 1) Sound Director: Yasunori Honda Director of Photography: Kazuhiro Konishi Animation: Masami Obari (OP) Assistant Animation Director: Seiji Handa (ep 5) Conceptual Design: Takashi Watanabe Key Animation: Atsuko Ishida (OP) Atsushi Okuda (OP) Degemaru Iwata (OP) Eiji Suganuma (OP) Hiroyuki Okuno (ep 5) Masahiro Yamane (ep 5) Masami Obari (eps 1, 5-6) Masao Ookubo (eps 1, 4) Seiji Handa (OP; ep 5) Soichiro Matsuda (eps 1, 5) Takashi Hashimoto Yasushi Muraki (OP; eps 1, 5) Music Director: Yasunori Honda Story Concept: Sukehiro Tomita Theme Song Performance: Hiroko Kasahara (as Ishtar) Mika Kaneko (OP/ED 1) Yuja Sato (Banana Moon of Love) | Hiroko Kasahara as Tsutomu Takayama as Yumi Touma as Aya Hara as Bin Shimada as Mariko Kouda as Ryotaro Okiayu as Tohru Furuya as Yoshisada Sakaguchi as Yumi Hikita as Isshin Chiba as Junko Mashina as Keaton Yamada as Kinryuu Arimoto as Ryûzaburô Ôtomo as Shozo Iizuka as Takeshi Kusao as Takeshi Watabe as Yukiyo Satō as | |||
Additional Music & Effects: Les Claypool III Casting: Victor Garcia Ending Credits: Jenny Haniver Logo Animation: Will Culpepper II Mixing: Les Claypool III Post Production: Stephen Miller Production Assistant: Ethan Fogg Recording engineer: Les Claypool III Research & Story Consultant: David Keith Riddick Script Editing: P.C. Joseph Script Supervision: Yutaka Maseba Theme Song Lyrics: Road Narros Theme Song Performance: Debbie Rogers ("Mouichido Love You"—English) | Debbie Rogers as Jonathan Charles as Susan Byrkett as Bill Kestin as Hal Cleaveland as Lisa Gratton as Melissa Charles as Mimi Davies as Mimi J. Woods as Dorothy Melendrez as Dougary Grant as Gary Michaels as Mimi J. Woods as Sonny Byrkett as Steven Blum as Tom Charles as Trish Ledoux as Victor Garcia as | |||
Broadcaster: Encore Action Digital Download: Direct2Drive Dubbing: Animaze Package Design: Nippan Design Team Recording Facility: Magnitude 8 Post Soundtrack: AnimeTrax Subtitles: Interface International Communications Video Services: VDI Inc. | ||||
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Dialogues: Marco Balbi | Alessandra Felletti as Lara Parmiani as Luca Sandri as Carlo Bonomi as Claudio Beccari as Elda Olivieri as Gianni Quillico as Marco Balbi as Silvano Piccardi as Agostino De Berti as Bruno Slaviero as Elda Olivieri as Gianni Quillico as Gualtiero Scola as Marco Balbi as Maurizio Trombini as Silvana Fantini as | |||
Distributor: Yamato Video (Italy) | ||||
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