Blue-haired Macross character Clan Clang is getting yet another figure for the pile. More »
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Something happened in the mid-’80s that forever shaped the way I thought video games would be when I got older. And that something was this scene from the Japanese animated series Macross. More »
Rui Saotome, the actress who blogged about her difficulties dancing in the now cancelled iDOLM@STER porn parody, is back. She now blogging about yet another adult film parody. Dancing, too.
With solid Macross games like Macross Ace Frontier out, now seems like good a time as any for some quality non-sequitur English study! In hopes of getting Macross Frontier nerds interested in the English language, we have this all too brief English study guide.
What’s better than Macross? Macross bread. What’s better than Macross bread? Macross canned bread. That’s right, bread in a can. Mmm mmm good! Going on sale this November in Akihabara’s Tokyo Anime Centre, this Macross Frontier canned bread is priced at ¥500 ($8) a pop. No doubt tastes great while playing the newly released Macross Ace Frontier for the PSP.
We’ve had our PSPs dusted off for a few weeks now in anticipation of this. Same for our emergency Japanese catchphrase guides, along with the URLs of our favourite Japanese importers. Because really, if you’re a Macross fan, how can this not already look like the best thing to happen to the PSP?
[via Matix @ NeoGAF]
