Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles Sequel to be a Feature
posted on 2007-02-27 17:32 ESTTommy Yune, the writer/director of Shadow Chronicles, has informed Anime News Network that the previously mentioned Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles sequel that Harmony Gold is currently working on will be a feature movie.
Further details about the movie are not yet available.
Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles was released on DVD on February 6, following a theatrical / festival run that started in October 2006. Shadow Chronicles was the first animated chapter of Robotech to be released since 1985. Shadow Chronicles was animated by Dr. Movie in Korea.
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