After Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles was released in 2007, hopes for the future of Robotech were once again in doubt. Famous for having stalled attempts at reigniting the franchise, The Shadow ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Robotech" made its television debut in the United States in 1985. The 85-episode series was adapted from three unrelated anime ...

Funimation has announced a digital remaster of the original 1985 Robotech, debuting on the streaming service on August 24. The remaster updates all 85 episodes of the series, significantly improving ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Originally teased last month, Robotech fans finally have a date for ...

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With the news that a live-action adaptation of the classic ‘80s anime series Robotech has found a (fourth) director, it might be time to go back and revisit the beloved cartoon—or check it out for the ...

In August 2014 Harmony Gold, the people who created Robotech, announced that a new entry in the series was underway. Robotech Academy. Unlike the films Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles and Robotech: ...

The "first true sequel" to 1985's Robotech series is finally coming to America. Funimation and Harmony Gold are preparing a theatrical run and DVD release for Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles, an 88 ...

Leading global distributor Kew Media Distribution has licensed the highly successful original anime sensation Robotech: The Series and the sequel films Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles and Robotech 2: ...

Sony's Crackle has acquired Harmony Gold's popular '80s anime TV series Robotech, along with the feature film Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles. Beginning May 15, all 85 half-hour episodes of Robotech, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. The reason why this is interesting is that Crackle is a subsidiary ...