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Clocking in at a brisk 90 minutes, this means that series elements as central to the plot as the battle of Reflex Point, Scott’s relationship with Marlene/Ariel and even Lancer’s own gender-bending career as rock and roller Yellow Dancer get a little muddied in the rush.Īs such, it’s hard to recommend Live Love Alive as a standalone product to fledgling Robotech fans. Despite a smattering of new animation, it plays out like a clip show. LLA is a bit of an odd duck as, instead of treading new ground, it retells the events of Robotech: The New Generation from the perspective of Lancer Belmont as he participates in a pre-performance interview. The real jewel of this collection, however, is the premiere release of Live Love Alive.
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The film itself is also ably supplemented by bonus features like deleted scenes, animatics, an exhaustive image gallery and a great “Birth of a Sequel” featurette. Beginning near the end of the Third Robotech War ( Robotech: The New Generation), it’s a slick and noticeably more modern take on the franchise that brings together disparate characters like The Sentinels‘ Vince Grant, The Macross Saga’s Rick Hunter and New Generation’s Scott Bernard, not to mention trades the Invid for an even more sinister threat.įor those who missed the 2007 standalone DVD release, The Shadow Chronicles is a must-see that only struggles with the now dated-looking overlap of its CG mecha modeling and the more traditional 2D visuals of the pilots and their environments. One disc is devoted to 2006’s Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles, an animated sequel that sought to bring a little continuity and closure to a tale that was sorely low on both. This double DVD set pairs the two most recent Robotech film releases with a nice selection of supplementary material. Though I’m still laboriously re-watching the complete original series for the first time in my adult life, I couldn’t resist the opportunity to skip ahead a bit and check out the new Lionsgate release Robotech: 2-Movie Collection. Generally these fall into two simple categories: the more exotic flavors of Generation One Transformers continuity and all things Robotech.
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I believe it was my friend Josh who first pointed out that, for a guy who claims he doesn’t like anime, there are an awful lot of transforming robots in my DVD collection.
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