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Robotech: the Masters Saga Sourcebook

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The Masters Saga captures the era and brings to life the iconic mecha of the AJAX, Hover Tank, Logan and Bioroids as well as breathes new power and information into the Army of the Southern Cross (ASC). Includes never before revealed designs and seldom seen art and info for ASC Battloids, power armor, vehicles and weapons. More data about Earth’s fighting forces and the invading Robotech Masters. This sourcebook will send fans clamoring to buy it and begging for more. The Army of the Southern Cross – Earth’s defenders. Hover Tanks, AJAX, Logan and ASC Battloids. Never before seen ASC power armor and weapons. The Robotech Masters, Bioroids, spaceships and weapons. Other vehicles, weapons and equipment. Manga size for easy portability (5x7½ inches).

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

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April 1, 2022
Nice sourcebook for the Robotech genre. Great art and a good layout. Recommended
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January 9, 2025
This is a great little refresh for the "Southern Cross" era of the Robotech timeline, with a lot of great updates and new information. They've restored some of the original source material that may have previously been misinterpreted by Palladium Books and there's a slew of new, though not necessarily better artwork. I'll always be a fan of Kevin Long's and Wayne Breaux's line drawings.

I'm a little saddened by the removal of the Eastern Bloc Soviet Independent State and the rest of the world information, it makes the world seem that much smaller - this book totally focuses on the Masters vs the Southern Cross. Not a bad thing - just smaller.

Overall, I still love the "Southern Cross" era.
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