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Macross: Perfect Memory
This is an art book about the sketches and drawings used to the Japanese Anime series titled "Macross", including fold-out sections. It contains B&W sketches and also full color drawings.
Also, it contains episode guide to the original anime series with pictures from it.
Also, it contains episode guide to the original anime series with pictures from it.
264 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 1983
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October 3, 2017
When Robotech was Macross
JAPANESE REFERENCE GUIDE
Did you remember how we otakus like to buy books that we can't read?
Well, this one is one of those!
Yep, this is a Japanese reference book guide to Macross...
...and you can bet that I don't read Japanese!
Why we buy them then? Well, you need to be otaku to understand it by yourself...
...since sure is that I won't be able to explain it to you!
Oh, well. Certainly the book have gorgeous sketches and awesome artwork about the original Anime series, so it's not like we otakus can't got benefits out of these kind of books.
Not matter, that I can't read it per se, take my honest word that this is one of the coolest and better reference books about Macross, that if you don't know, that's the original Japanese title for this anime series that become Robotech (actually the part of the First Robotech War) when the series was traslated and edited to American audiences.
The reference book not only cover the original Anime TV series, but also the theatrical Anime film Macross: Do You Remember Love?, that it was a resumed version of the storyline developed at TV, but with kickin' butts' new animation work.
So, if you're a fan of Macross and/or Robotech (choose your prefered way to name it), definitely this is a really cool collector's item!
You will win with this one!
JAPANESE REFERENCE GUIDE
Did you remember how we otakus like to buy books that we can't read?
Well, this one is one of those!
Yep, this is a Japanese reference book guide to Macross...
...and you can bet that I don't read Japanese!
Why we buy them then? Well, you need to be otaku to understand it by yourself...
...since sure is that I won't be able to explain it to you!
Oh, well. Certainly the book have gorgeous sketches and awesome artwork about the original Anime series, so it's not like we otakus can't got benefits out of these kind of books.
Not matter, that I can't read it per se, take my honest word that this is one of the coolest and better reference books about Macross, that if you don't know, that's the original Japanese title for this anime series that become Robotech (actually the part of the First Robotech War) when the series was traslated and edited to American audiences.
The reference book not only cover the original Anime TV series, but also the theatrical Anime film Macross: Do You Remember Love?, that it was a resumed version of the storyline developed at TV, but with kickin' butts' new animation work.
So, if you're a fan of Macross and/or Robotech (choose your prefered way to name it), definitely this is a really cool collector's item!
You will win with this one!
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