
Robotech: The Movie
Robotech: The Movie, also known as Robotech: The Untold Story, is a 1986 American-Japanese science fiction animated film directed by Noboru Ishiguro and Carl Macek. Part of the Robotech franchise, the film is set between the events of The Macross Saga and The Masters from the original 1985 series. It follows Mark Landry, a young man who becomes involved a conflict between Earth and the invading Robotech Masters when he discovers the Masters have infiltrated Earth's military.
Plot
In the year 1999, the alien spacecraft SDF-1 crashed on Earth, followed ten years later by the alien Zentraedi, seeking to reclaim the vessel for their rulers, the Robotech Masters. The First Robotech War erupted over the vessel, ending with victory for humankind, at the cost of the SDF-1 itself. Now, in 2027, the Robotech Masters themselves arrive in Earth's Solar System, aiming to recover the ship's still-functional mother computer, being studied at Earth's Robotech Research Center in Japan. The Masters launch a covert attack on a small human settlement, killing Colonel B.D. Andrews of the Army of the Southern Cross and secretly replacing him with a clone. Following a disastrous attack by the ASC on the Masters' flagship, the Andrews clone proposes that the military take charge of the mother computer and use it to formulate a defense against the Masters. When his proposal is approved, he secretly begins beaming the contents of the computer's database to the Masters, after which they plan to destroy the Earth.
More details
author | Ardwight Chamberlain |
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director | Carl Macek Noboru Ishiguro |
editor | Jonathon Braun Nishide Eiko |
genre | saga science fiction |
keywords | artificial intelligence assault computer science connect dance show earth escape attempt final battle follow kill left for dead music video robotech masters rolf emerson solar system talk show tv studio wait want zentraedi |
musicBy | Ulpio Minucci |
producer | Ahmed Agrama Toru Miura |
productionCompany | Artland Artmic Harmony Gold USA Tatsunoko Production |
publisher | The Cannon Group, Inc. |
theme | animated anime |