In the process, they learn about protoculture and the so-called Robotech Masters. This leads directly into part two of the series, “The Masters Saga,” set 15 years later.

Once upon a time there were three Japanese animated television shows. They were, Super Dimensional Fortress: Macross, Super Dimensional Cavalry: Southern Cross, and Genesis Climber Mospeada.

Episode 29: The Robotech Masters. In any other series, “Force of Arms” would have been the finale. But nope, we get nine episodes of fallout from the war and it is glorious.

In 2008, Robotech creator Carl Macek (i.e., the man who took three completely unrelated anime and turned them into a single, coherent, multi-generational sci-fi epic) came up with the idea for a ...

T he definitive collector’s box set for Robotech, a sci-fi series that stands with Gundam as one of the best mecha anime of all time, is currently on sale for its lowest price ever at ...

Robotech: Invasion is in the final stages of development, and it should ship this autumn, at which point Robotech fans can wonder if a game based on the series' second saga, the Robotech Masters ...

In the process, they learn about protoculture and the so-called Robotech Masters. This leads directly into part two of the series, “The Masters Saga,” set 15 years later.

The first run of Robotech chronicled the discovery and deployment of the SDF-1, a massive space-faring warship constructed millions of light years away by Zor, the Robotech Master.