Chôjikû Yôsai Macross: Ai Oboeteimasuka

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Arihiro Hase and Mari Iijima in Chôjikû Yôsai Macross: Ai Oboeteimasuka (1984)

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Arihiro Hase

Hikaru Ichijyo
(voice)

Mari Iijima

Lynn Minmay
(voice)

Mika Doi

Misa Hayase
(voice)

Michio Hazama

Bruno J. Global
(voice)

Noriko Ohara

Claudia LaSalle
(voice)

Akira Kamiya

Roy Focker
(voice)

Osamu Ichikawa

Golg Boddole Zer
(voice)

Eiji Kanie

Vrlitwhai 7018
(voice)

Ryûsuke Ôbayashi

Exsedol 4970
(voice)

Hirotaka Suzuoki

Lynn Kaihun
(voice)

Show Hayami

Maximillian Jenius
(voice)

Katsumi Suzuki

Hayao Kakizaki
(voice)

Hiromi Tsuru

Kim Kaviroff
(voice)

Sanae Miyuki

Shammy Milliome
(voice)
(as Miyuki Muroi)

Run Sasaki

Vanessa Laird
(voice)

Eri Takeda

Milia 639
(voice)

Yoshino Ôtori

Moruk LapLamiz
(voice)

Kôsuke Meguro

Quamzin 03350
(voice)
(as Yûichi Meguro)

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Anecdotes
In the TV series the Zentraedi's dialouge was automatically translated into Japanese. Here they speak an actual made-up language and subtitles are provided for the audience. Much like Klingon in Star Trek, of which a word wasn't spoken until they appeared in the first movie.

Citations
[Hikaru tries to convince Minmay to sing to defeat the Zentradi]
Lynn Minmay: You can't win a war by singing! Stay with me, if we're going to die anyway...
Hikaru Ichijo: It's not just for us. It's for everyone onboard Macross.
Lynn Minmay: That has nothing to do with us! Why aren't we the only two in the universe? I wish everyone would die except you and me!
[Hikaru slaps Minmay, as a panoply of war's destruction plays across the screen.]
Hikaru Ichijo: Sempai died. Kakizaki died. So many have died. They had plans for peace. You can still sing, can't you?
[An explosion blows off an armored shutter behind Hikaru and Minmay. They watch, horrified, as a Valkyrie fighter is blown to pieces in front of them.]
Lynn Minmay: I'm sorry, Hikaru. I don't know what came over me. I chose to become a singer. If I don't now, my mother and father's spirits will never forgive me. Me, I'll sing with all my heart!

Autres versions
"Macross in Clash of the Bionoids" is an edited translation of "Chôjikû yôsai Macross: Ai Oboeteimasuka," with 20 minutes of footage removed, and a running time of 95 minutes. "Superdimensional Fortress Macross (Super and Dimensional placed together in the title)" (aka "Macross"), is another alternate translation of "Chôjikû yôsai Macross: Ai Oboeteimasuka." It contains the same dub as "Macross in Clash of the Bioniods," but is un-edited, and has a full running time of 115 minutes.

Connexions
Featured in Videofobia: Robot King (2013)

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A splendid combination of animation, story, and music.

"Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love?" is a cinematic rendition of the popular Japanese TV series "Macross", best remembered in the West as part of the "Robotech" series. A previous viewer maintains that this movie predates "Robotech". This may be true to the extent that "Robotech" began airing in the U.S. after the Japanese release of this movie, however the movie is based upon and postdates the Japanese series "Macross" which was the first saga of the "Robotech" trilogy.

Those fans of "Robotech" who've not seen this movie should remember that "Robotech" was actually a combination of three unrelated series cobbled together with a drastically altered plot so as to seem part of a trilogy. One must watch the movie without thinking of "Robotech. "Protoculture" is not some vague energy source. Minmei is not a complete airhead.

All that aside, this is an outstanding movie and is well worth seeking out.