Rhelyk
Rhelyk
Rhelyk

http://www.stardestroyer.net/Empire/Essays/…

Whether you go by what's in "official" books or what you see on screen, the Star Wars ships completely trounce the Trek ships. A star destroyer would DECIMATE a Federation ship of any class or period, in fact Jango Fett's Slave I is a roughly even match for the entire

Somebody needs to hire Kevin Conroy to redubb all the movies. I would buy them all this minute.

Except that in the very first paragraph the author specifically states that he's talking about the Macross portion of Robotech and gives full credit to the japanese original, explaining to those that only know Robotech what it was based on. People even slightly into anime usually know the origins of Macross and

Robotech had 2 attempts at sequels, both of which never went beyond a pilot episode and both of which were decent but not amazing. It also had a godawful attempt at a sequel that never made it past a 3 minute test animation. It DOES have an extensive expanded universe via novels and comics and a few video games.

This is why I don't get the people slamming robotech and praising macross, there's SO much more to it than just being a name change and bad voice acting. Southern Cross and MOSPEADA take a great story and really expand on it, even with the heavy handed rewrites and narrations Macek had to do to get them to all fit

Excuse me, this is kind of embarrassing, but your wapanese is showing.

I agree with him, guess that makes me a nobody. Fool, maybe. Minority, probably. But that means nothing. Most people liked Micheal Bay's Transformers movies, doesn't make em good.

THANK YOU! I gave those pieces of shit well nearly 20 issues to turn it around, hoping against hope that they'd get better before finally I just gave up on em. Legacy is CRAP! It's supposed to be the future of Star Wars but it's just more Old Republic stories with different, less interesting characters. Say what you

maybe, but I think it's more of a problem-solving, brain storming thing. The "I love you" line was written one way, but it didn't work when they went to shoot it. The fight scene was written, but other factors (dysentary) changed and they had to adapt. Most of the original trilogy, especially the first film, was them

It's not even that Han was a cold blooded killer, Greedo was the direct Star Wars equivalent of a mob goon that had just told Hand there was no way of talking his way out of it, while pointing a gun straight at him. It makes every bit of sense for Han to shoot him and get the F*&@ out of dodge, and absolutely NO sense