#Robotech blushing exedore series#

All this, and the normal trials of trying to get a good gig. ItвЂ™s discovered that the band's music has a powerful effect on the Protodevlin, energy vampires in the bodies of humans and genetic constructs, who are threatening the fleet.

But he's no ordinary musician: he's got his own mecha, which he pilots with a guitar controller, and he wants anybody to 'Listen to my song!' even attacking aliens, and he'll jump his machine into the middle of a space battle to get heard. If you've never seen Macross 7, here is the gist: Aboard a Macross colony fleet, struggling J-rocker Nekki Basara is trying to get his band Fire Bomber off the ground. If youвЂ™re feeling generous, it might even be argued that вЂњFleet of the Strongest WomenвЂќ is the older charactersвЂ™ story as much as it is that of the main characters in the series. I like it because thereвЂ™s little of what makes Macross 7 grating, because it delves into elements from the older series, because thereвЂ™s lots of Zentraedi in it, and because the three returning characters from the SDF-1 era are actually being fun and useful for a change. In fact, I actually like it, awkwardly-translated title notwithstanding. вЂњFleet of the Strongest WomenвЂќ, an extra video-only episode of Macross 7, (part of the three-episode вЂњMacross 7: EncoreвЂќ) is one of only two things in Macross 7вЂ™s entire body of work that I could stomach a second time, and a third, and a fourth.

#Robotech blushing exedore series#

Even a broken clock is right twice a day, and even a terrible TV series can produce at least one likable episode.