【1994】【Macross Plus】- Episode 03 of 04

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💡 Tired of seeing the disclaimer? 📣 Click here to skip to the video ►►►► 1:49 ◄◄◄◄ 📺 Macross Plus 📺 Playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLagFLl0IGllk-mlRxjKFLlq5kVTRi7Rpr Got any questions? Visit us on AnimeUniverse🌌 Discord Chat! ►►►►https://discord.gg/6FU3hyc ◄◄◄◄ --- Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. Anime Histopedia is a personal, non-profit, educational & research resource YouTube Channel that aims to provide a proper archive of works & scholarship in the field of Anime & world Animation. All Works uploaded here are presented in good faith; are all operating under the provisions of fair use and; does not, in any form, manner, or way, intend to infringe over prevailing copyright laws. Anime Axess is the official anime exhibit project of Anime Histopedia that aims to provide convenient access to Anime works that served historical significance throughout the history of Anime. None of these works are monetized by the channel. All rights & monetization privileges are solely attributed to the respective owners. --- 📺 Anime Preview: After several false starts the franchise was finally revived in earnest with Plus (1994), set in 2040 on the colony world of Eden. Isamu Dyson is a maverick pilot, in this case sent back to his home world to be a test pilot for a new generation of Valkyries, competing with his former friend Guld Bowman. Macross Plus turns its predecessor on its head, introducing a broken love triangle with the return of Myung Fan Lone, a girl over whom the pilots fell out in their teens. Macross Plus concerns itself with the very human fear that machines will take over; ironic considering that much of the hype surrounding its Japanese release concentrated on extensive computer graphics. Impressive digital effects make regular appearances, though the old-fashioned cinematography of Macross Plus is of very high quality indeed, needing no flashy distractions. Directed by Escaflowne’s Shoji Kawamori, and with a script from Cowboy Bebop’s Keiko Nobumoto, Macross Plus is another excellent example of what anime sci-fi has to offer. The original videos were reedited into MP: The Movie (1995), which added some intriguing extra scenes but also removed a substantial portion of the breath-taking battles. Source: The Anime Encyclopedia – A Guide to Japanese Animation by Jonathan Clements & Helen McCarthy