Macross Plus (OAV)
Alternative title:
マクロスプラス (Japanese)
마크로스 플러스 (Korean)
Genres: science fiction
Themes: real robot
Objectionable content: Significant
Copyright notice: ©1994, 1995 Big West/Macross Plus Project.
Plot Summary: The year is 2040 and the galaxy is flourishing with several colonies and advanced technology. AI is near perfection and the current top idol is the near-completed Virturoid Idol Sharon Apple. All that is missing are her actual feelings, which instead are supplied by Myung Fang Lone. Sharon's debut concert is on planet Eden, where at the same time, fighter pilots Isamu Dyson and Guld Bowman battle over air superiority for the "Supernova Project." Isamu, Guld and Myung were once childhood friends, but after an accident seven years ago, they went their own separate ways. With Myung back in the picture, the old disputes are once again awakened. And when an unstable and illegal AI technique is installed in Sharon, the situation is worsened.
Ratings: 1455 ratings have been given [details]
Running time: 40 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 4
Episode titles: We have 4
Vintage:
1994-08-25
2003 (Spain)
2006-07-01 (USA - Encore Action)
Release dates: We have 20
Opening Theme:
#01: "Voices (a capella version)" by Akino Arai (ep 1)
#01: "Voices (English Version)" by Michelle Flynn (ep 1)
#02: "Idol Talk" by Akino Arai (ep 2)
#03: "Pulse" by Wu Yun Ta Na (ep 4)
Ending Theme:
#01: "After, in the Dark" by Mai Yamane (eps 1-3)
#02: "Voices (English Version)" by Michelle Flynn (ep 4)
#02: "Voices" by Akino Arai (ep 4)
Insert song:
"A Sai En" by Raiche Coutev Sisters (ep 4)
"Idol Talk" by Akino Arai (eps 1-2)
"Information High" by Melodie Sexton (ep 4)
"Santi-U" by Gabriela Robin (ep 2)
"The Borderline" by Akino Arai (ep 2)
"Torch Song" by Gabriela Robin (ep 4)
Official website:
Official Macross Plus Website (Japanese)
Links: We have 3
Trivia: We have 7
DVD Easter Eggs: We have 1
Comment:
Along with the re-release of the Appleseed OAV, Macross Plus was Manga Entertainment's first domestic anime release.
Due to various circumstances, Manga Entertainment's English dub of episode 4 used different sound effects and rearranged background music from the soundtrack CDs. For the International Version release of episode 4 in Japan, Bandai Visual commissioned a completely new English dub with a different script and the original BGM and sound effects. Because of scheduling conflicts, many of the original English voice talents were replaced; most notably David Hayter replacing Bryan Cranston as Isamu Dyson.
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Chief Director: Shōji Kawamori
Director: Shinichirō Watanabe
Unit Director: Yūji Moriyama (ep 3)
Music: Yōko Kanno
Original creator: Shōji Kawamori
Character Design: Masayuki
Art: Kazuhiro Kinoshita (concert scene; ep 2)
Mechanical design: Shōji Kawamori
Sound Director: Masafumi Mima
Cgi Director: Mitsunori Kataama
Action Choreography: Ichirō Itano
Assistant producer: Shinji Nakashima
CG Assistant Designer: Hirotaka Yokobayashi (Buildup)
CG Production Manager: Keiichi Abe
CG Supervisor: Takahiko Akiyama
Chief Cameraman: Toyomitsu Nakajō (eps 2-4)
Clay Model Production: Susumu Sugita (impact)
Color design: Kayoko Nishi
Color setting: Takako Morooka (eps 1-4)
Display Design: Yoshinori Sayama (main title)
Film Development, Timing: Hiroaki Hirabayashi
Graphic Design: Takaaki Uesugi (main title)
In-between Animation Manager: Jeong-Gyun Jeong (eps 2-4)
Lab Front: Shigeru Takemura
Music CD Producer: Toshiaki Ohta
Music producer: Shirō Sasaki
Music Supervision: Hajime Mizoguchi
Orchestra Conductor: Anthony Ingus
Original Mechanical Design: Kazutaka Miyatake
Paint Manager: Jeong-Gyun Jeong (eps 2-4)
Production manager: Hiroshi Hasegawa (eps 2-4)
Recording: Fujio Yamada (Techno Sound)
Setting Assistant: Masahiro Chiba
Sound Effects: Shizuo Kurahashi (Sound Box)
Special Skills Director: Ichirō Itano
Theme Song Arrangement: Yōko Kanno ("Voices"; "After, in the dark")
Theme Song Composition: Yōko Kanno ("Voices"; "After, in the dark")
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Animation Assistance: D.A.S.T Corporation (eps 1-4)
Animation Production: Triangle Staff
CG Animation: Links Corporation
CG Production Assistance: Buildup Entertainment
Clay Model Production: Impact
Editing: Jay Film
Film Developing: Imagica
IDVA Data Sponsoring: Random
Lithwork: Maki Production
Music Production: Victor Entertainment
Music Production Assistance: Borderline
Music Supervision: Grand Funk, Inc.
Photography: Studio Boston
Production Assistance: Studio Fantasia (ep 3)
Sound Effects: Sound Box
Sound Production: Magic Capsule
Titles: Maki Production
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Director: Quint Lancaster
ADR Script: Raymond Garcia
Artbook Translation Editor: Tony Ko (Creative Sphere Inc.; Anime Limited Blu-ray)
Design: din (Anime Limited)
Digital Tracking: Joe Romersa
Finance: Alex Graham (Anime Limited)
Interview Translation Assistance: Renato Rivera Rusca (Anime Limited Blu-ray)
Product Manager: Andrew Partridge (Anime Limited)
Proofreader: Chris Lozano (Anime Limited Blu-ray)
Recording Facility Engineer: Les Claypool III
Subtitle QA: Richard Clark (Anime Limited Blu-ray)
Subtitle Timing: Neil Nadelman
Theme Song Lyrics: Michelle Flynn ("Voices" - English Version)
Theme Song Performance: Michelle Flynn ("Voices" - English Version)
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ADR Production: Animaze
DVD Authoring: Crush Digital Video
Internet Streaming: YouTube
Production: Bandai Visual (English dub; International Version; ep 4)
Recording Facility: Magnitude 8 Post
Subtitles: Captions, Inc.
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Dubbing Director: Azucena Díaz (Spain dub)
Translation: María Ferrer (Spain dub)
ADR Engineer: Héctor Ruiz (Spain dub)
Mixing: Ferrán Mosquera (Spain dub)
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DVD Distribution: Selecta Visión
Licensed by: Selecta Visión (Spain; 2003)
TV Distribution: Selecta Visión
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Dubbing Director: Raffaele Farina
Dialogues: Elisa Galletta
Editorial Coordination: Luca Ficarelli (DVD edition)
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Distributor: Manga DVD
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Distributor: MC Entertainment
Licensed by: MC Entertainment
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Broadcaster: Multishow (Brazil)
Licensed by: Selecta Visión (Portugal)
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