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PREQUEL MACROSS ZERO (2002 OVA)
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Set in 2008, one year before the Macross (SDF-1) launches. Macross Zero is a 5-episode OVA directed by Shoji Kawamori. It depicts the final phase of the Unification Wars on Earth and humanity's first contact with alien culture — the mysterious Protoculture ruins on the island of Mayan. It bridges the gap between Earth's pre-alien history and the events of the main series.
Characters
| Name | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Shin Kudo | UN Spacy pilot / protagonist | Ace fighter pilot, reluctant hero. Flies the VF-0. Merges with Sara and the Bird-Human at the finale. |
| Sara Nome | Mayan priestess | Elder sister of Mao Nome. Keeper of Protoculture knowledge. Becomes one with the Bird-Human/Birdman. Ancestor of Lynn Minmay's culture. |
| Mao Nome | Mayan girl | Younger sister. Ancestor of Sheryl Nome (Macross Frontier). Witness to everything. |
| Roy Focker | UN Spacy ace pilot | Shin's rival then mentor. Flies the VF-0S (4-seater). Later a legend in SDF Macross. |
| D.D. Ivanov | UN Spacy commander / antagonist | Roy's former instructor. Commands the CVN-99 Asuka II carrier. Seeks to control the Bird-Human. |
| Nora Polyansky | Anti-U.N. ace pilot | Flies the SV-51. Fierce and ruthless. Works for the Anti-U.N. forces. |
| Aries Turner | UN scientist / researcher | Investigates Mayan ruins and Protoculture technology. Romantic interest to Shin. |
| Edgar LaSalle | Shin's RIO / copilot | Back-seater in Shin's VF-0A. Comic relief and loyal partner. |
Variable Fighters & Mecha
UN Spacy's state-of-the-art variable fighter before the VF-1. Uses conventional jet turbines (pre-OTM). Shin flies VF-0A (single seat); Roy Focker pilots VF-0S (4-cannon head, 4-seat). Features detachable Ghost booster pack for atmospheric combat.
Anti-U.N. forces' rival variable fighter. Larger, more angular than the VF-0. Nora Polyansky's signature craft. Has a delta-wing design. SV-51γ is the enhanced version with Nora's color scheme.
Ancient Protoculture bio-mechanical weapon hidden on Mayan Island. Massive winged humanoid. Responds to Sara Nome's song. Capable of global-scale destruction. Represents the "Star of Mayan" legend.
Unmanned AI fighter used by UN Spacy. Can dock with VF-0 as booster. Forerunner of Ghost X-9.
Ships & Vehicles
Key Themes & Legacy
SERIES 1 THE SUPER DIMENSION FORTRESS MACROSS (1982)
+Overview
Space War I (2009–2010). The SDF-1 Macross — a refitted alien warship — accidentally folds to the edge of the solar system, triggering a war with the Zentradi alien race. 58 episodes + theatrical film Do You Remember Love? (DYRL, 1984). Created by Shoji Kawamori and produced by Tatsunoko / Big West. Famous for the idol singer saves the galaxy concept, transforming mecha in three modes, and the love triangle of Hikaru-Lynn-Misa.
Main Characters
| Name | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hikaru Ichijo | VF-1 pilot / protagonist | Civilian stunt pilot recruited into Skull Squadron. Rises from private to Lt. Commander. The center of the love triangle. |
| Lynn Minmay | Pop idol / singer | Hikaru's first love. Her singing ("Do You Remember Love?", "My Boyfriend is a Pilot") weaponizes against Zentradi. Most iconic character. |
| Misa Hayase | First officer / commander | Strict UN Spacy officer. Becomes Hikaru's love interest and eventual wife. Commands from the bridge. |
| Roy Focker | Skull Leader / ace pilot | Hikaru's mentor. Commander of Skull Squadron. Flies VF-1S with skull markings. Dies in battle (shot, bleeds out at home). |
| Max Jenius | Ace pilot | Prodigious natural talent. Defeats Milia in mecha combat, then in arcade game. They marry — first human-Zentradi union. |
| Milia Fallyna Jenius | Zentradi ace / pilot | Top Zentradi female warrior. Micronizes to infiltrate SDF-1. Falls for Max. Eventually becomes Mayor of Macross City. |
| Claudia LaSalle | Bridge officer | SDF-1 navigation/weapons officer. Roy Focker's girlfriend. Dies in the final battle. |
| Global (Bruno J. Global) | Captain of SDF-1 | Calm, pipe-smoking commander. Guides SDF-1 through Space War I. |
| Vanessa, Shammy, Kim | Bridge crew | The three bridge bunnies: sensors, radar, communications. |
| Exsedol Folmo | Zentradi advisor | Britai's strategist. Micronizes and defects. Encyclopedic knowledge of Protoculture history. |
| Britai Kridanik | Zentradi commander | Commander of the Zentradi forces opposing SDF-1. Later allies with humanity. |
| Boddole Zer | Zentradi supreme commander | Commands fleet of 4.8 million ships. Annihilates Earth. Killed by SDF-1's main gun after Minmay's song weakens his fleet. |
| Lap'Lamiz | Female Zentradi commander | Commands separate female Zentradi fleet. Eventually allies with humans. |
| Kaifun (Lynn Kaifun) | Minmay's cousin | Anti-military. Becomes Minmay's manager/love interest. Antagonistic to Hikaru. |
Variable Fighters
The iconic mecha of Macross. The transformation sequence is groundbreaking animation. Variants: VF-1A (standard), VF-1J (officer, single head laser), VF-1S (4 head lasers, Skull Leader/Roy), VF-1D (dual-seat trainer). Can equip FAST Packs (Fuel And Sensor Tactical) for space combat, Super Valkyrie configuration. Carries GU-11 gun pod, Micro-missiles, AMM-1 missiles.
Standard Zentradi infantry mecha. Egg-shaped cockpit on two legs. Armed with particle cannons. Mass-produced by millions. Variants: Recon Pod (Glaug Officer's), Artillery Pod (long-range), Scout Pod.
Elite Zentradi officer's mecha. Larger than Regult. Forward-facing cockpit. Mounts a particle beam cannon and missile systems.
Female Zentradi battle suit. Worn by Milia and Lap'Lamiz's forces. Bipedal humanoid with pincer arms, high maneuverability. One of the fastest mecha in Space War I.
Super Valkyrie: VF-1 + FAST Packs (extra fuel/missile pods on hips/shoulders). Strike Valkyrie: adds large laser cannon. Used in the assault on Boddole Zer's flagship.
Ships & Vessels
Key Concepts
OVA MACROSS PLUS (1994 OVA / 1995 FILM)
+Overview
Set in 2040, 30 years after Space War I, on the colony planet Eden. A two-pronged story: a next-generation variable fighter competition (Project Super Nova) between two rival pilots, and an AI pop idol (Sharon Apple) that becomes dangerously self-aware. 4-episode OVA directed by Shoji Kawamori and Shinichiro Watanabe (Cowboy Bebop). Acclaimed for realistic mecha, stunning aerial dogfights, and Yoko Kanno's landmark soundtrack.
Characters
| Name | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Isamu Dyson | YF-19 test pilot | Brash, maverick UN Spacy pilot. Reckless genius. Assigned to test the YF-19 on Eden. Old friend (and rival) of Guld. |
| Guld Goa Bowman | YF-21 test pilot | Half-Zentradi. Cold, calculating, disciplined. Pilots the thought-controlled YF-21. Carries a dark secret involving Myung. Sacrifices himself to stop Sharon Apple. |
| Myung Fang Lone | Sharon Apple's manager / producer | Childhood friend of both Isamu and Guld. Uses her own emotions to give Sharon Apple her personality. Trapped in an abusive relationship with the AI. |
| Sharon Apple | AI holographic pop idol / antagonist | Galaxy's most popular singer. Artificially sentient. Implanted with an illegal bio-neural chip. Goes rogue, takes control of SDF-1 Macross and hypnotizes Earth. Destroyed by Isamu flying the YF-19. |
| Millard Johnson | Project commander | Oversees Project Super Nova. Supportive of both pilots despite their rivalry. |
| Yang Neumann | YF-19 chief engineer | Brilliant engineer, strong believer in the YF-19 design. |
| Marj Gueldoa | Scientist / conspirator | Implants the illegal bio-chip in Sharon Apple to make her truly sentient and emotionally dangerous. |
Variable Fighters
Prototype for what becomes the VF-19 Excalibur. Pin-point barrier system for ramming. Forward-swept wings. Isamu's craft. Features fold booster for interstellar travel. Wins the Project Super Nova competition. Equipped with a gun pod and micro-missiles. First VF with an energy conversion armor.
Prototype for the VF-22 Sturmvogel II. Controlled by Guld's thoughts (BDI — Brain Direct Image system). Delta wing design. Extremely agile — capable of maneuvers that would kill a human pilot without the BDI compensating. Guld pilots it at full power in his final act, his half-Zentradi physiology surviving the G-forces that kill humans.
Standard UN Spacy variable fighter of the 2040s. Used by Isamu before the YF-19 project. Reliable and mass-produced. Forerunner to the later VF-11B/C.
Ships
SERIES 2 MACROSS 7 (1994–1995 TV)
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Set in 2045, aboard the 7th New Macross-class colony fleet (Macross 7 Fleet). 49 episodes + OVAs + films. The fleet encounters the Protodeviln — ancient beings who feed on Spiritia (life energy). Rock guitarist Nekki Basara refuses to fight with weapons, instead playing his guitar in battle to awaken the Protodeviln's dormant emotions. Basara is one of anime's most divisive protagonists.
Characters
| Name | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Nekki Basara | Rock guitarist / VF-19 pilot | "I'll sing to the enemy!" — refuses to shoot. Pilots a custom VF-19 Kai "Fire Valkyrie" with speaker pods instead of weapons. His singing ultimately defeats the Protodeviln. Lead singer of Fire Bomber. |
| Mylene Flare Jenius | Bass player / VF-11 pilot | Daughter of Max and Milia Jenius (from SDF Macross). 14 years old. Fire Bomber's bassist. Caught in a love triangle between Basara and Gamlin. |
| Gamlin Kizaki | Diamond Force leader / pilot | Elite military pilot. By-the-book, serious foil to Basara. Grows to respect Basara's methods. Loves Mylene. |
| Ray Lovelock | Fire Bomber guitarist / pilot | Basara's best friend. Former military pilot. More grounded than Basara. Flies in battle when needed. |
| Veffidas Feaze | Fire Bomber drummer | Silent, stoic. Zentradi background. Near-superhuman drumming. Rare dialogue. |
| Max Jenius | Fleet commander | Returns from SDF Macross. Legendary pilot now commanding the 7th Fleet. Separated from Milia. |
| Milia Fallyna Jenius | City 7 mayor | Returns from SDF Macross. Mayor of the colony ship. Still flies in emergencies. |
| Exsedol Folmo | Fleet advisor | Returns from SDF Macross. Giant Zentradi form now (reverted). Encyclopedic record-keeper. |
| Gavil | Protodeviln warrior | Beauty-obsessed. Drains Spiritia from humans. Gradually affected by music. |
| Sivil | Protodeviln warrior | Awakened by Basara's singing. Forms a connection with him. Key to defeating the Protodeviln. |
| Gepernich | Protodeviln leader | Supreme Protodeviln. Seeks to harvest all Spiritia in the galaxy. Defeated by the power of Basara's song combined with the fleet. |
Variable Fighters
Basara's custom VF-19 with giant speaker pods replacing weapons. Red/flame paint scheme. Broadcasts "Totsugeki Love Heart" and other Fire Bomber tracks into battle. Production model of YF-19 from Macross Plus.
Production model of the YF-21. Max Jenius's personal craft. Only a few exist. The most advanced variable fighter of the 2040s.
Standard UN Spacy fighter of the 7th fleet. Mylene and most regular pilots fly this. Also comes in "Super" configuration with FAST packs.
Stealth variable fighter. Diamond Force's mounts. Dark color scheme. Gamlin Kizaki's craft. Stealthy and powerful.
Ships
SERIES 3 MACROSS FRONTIER (2008 TV)
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Set in 2059, aboard the 25th New Macross-class colony fleet (Frontier Fleet). 25 episodes + two theatrical films. The fleet encounters the Vajra — insectoid aliens that communicate through fold quartz resonance. A love triangle between pilot Alto, idol Sheryl (galaxy superstar, Mao Nome's granddaughter), and local idol Ranka (who has Vajra DNA) drives the story. Directed by Shoji Kawamori. The franchise's highest-profile revival.
Characters
| Name | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Alto Saotome | VF-25 pilot / protagonist | Former kabuki actor's son. Desperate to fly in real sky. Joins SMS private military. Center of the Sheryl/Ranka love triangle. Piloting prodigy. |
| Sheryl Nome | Galaxy superstar idol | "Galaxy Fairy." Granddaughter of Mao Nome (Macross Zero). Has fold receptors (Vajra virus). Her singing directly resonates with Vajra. Terminal illness plotline. Confident, glamorous, secretly vulnerable. |
| Ranka Lee | Local idol / Vajra key | Quarter-Zentradi. Vajra-human hybrid (her mother infected). Vajra respond to her singing — she is their communication channel. Innocent, growing from unknown to superstar. |
| Ozma Lee | SMS Skull Leader | Ranka's adoptive older brother. Skull Squadron commander. Fierce pilot. Idolizes Fire Bomber (Macross 7 reference). |
| Michel Blanc | SMS sniper pilot | Skull Squadron's sniper-specialist. Charming womanizer. Dies protecting Klan. |
| Klan Klang | Zentradi ace / SMS pilot | Full Zentradi — appears as child when Micloned. Devastating in Zentradi scale. Deeply in love with Michel. |
| Luca Angeloni | SMS pilot / engineer | Youngest pilot. Wealthy family owns RVF-25. Tech genius. Runs Ghost drones. |
| Grace O'Connor | Sheryl's manager / main antagonist | Cyborg conspirator. Secretly manipulating Frontier and Galaxy fleets. Wants to use Vajra fold network to achieve galaxy-wide consciousness. Defeated in the finale. |
| Leon Mishima | Government official / antagonist | Political conspirator in Frontier government. Works with Grace to take power. |
| Jeffrey Wilder | Macross Quarter captain | Commands the Macross Quarter-class ship (1/4 scale of original Macross). Veteran leader. |
| Bobby Margot | Macross Quarter helmsman | Flamboyant but extraordinarily skilled helmsman. Performs the Quarter's impossible maneuvers. |
| Brera Sterne | Galaxy fleet cyborg pilot | Ranka's biological brother. Amnesiac. Partially controlled by Grace. Flies the VF-27 Lucifer. |
Variable Fighters
SMS Skull Squadron's main variable fighter. Alto's VF-25F (general), Ozma's VF-25S (Skull Leader, 4 head guns). Can equip Armored Pack (heavy armor mode) or Super Pack. EX-Gear cockpit system (pilot wears exosuit). Armed with fold-carbon Valkyrie weaponry effective against Vajra.
Luca's electronic warfare variant of VF-25. Carries multiple Ghost drone wingmen. Antenna array instead of gun. Controls swarms of unmanned fighters.
Brera Sterne's cyborg-linked variable fighter. Galaxy fleet's elite craft. Black/purple. Faster and more powerful than VF-25. Controlled via neural interface. Fold system and ISC (Inertia Store Converter).
NUNS (New UN Spacy) standard variable fighter. Mass-produced. Largely ineffective against Vajra without fold-carbon weapons. Sold to fleets for defense.
Insectoid aliens that function as living weapons. Fold quartz in their bodies allows instantaneous FTL communication. Not actually hostile — they are defending their queen and territory. Their "armor" is fold-carbon, nearly impenetrable without the same material.
Ships
SERIES 4 MACROSS DELTA (2016 TV)
+Overview
Set in 2067 in the Brisingr Cluster, a distant region of colonized planets. 26 episodes + two theatrical films. The galaxy is afflicted by the Var Syndrome — a disease-like madness triggered by fold waves. The idol group Walküre uses music and fold receptors to suppress Var. The Windermerean Kingdom seeks to dominate the cluster using the Star Singer and Protoculture ruins.
Characters
| Name | Role | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hayate Immelman | VF-31 Siegfried pilot / protagonist | Drifter with natural piloting talent. His father destroyed Windermere. Joins Delta Flight. Dances while fighting — synchronized with Freyja's singing. |
| Freyja Wion | Walküre vocalist / protagonist | Windermerean defector. Has the highest fold receptor sensitivity. Her singing suppresses Var. Short lifespan (Windermereans live ~30 years). Central emotional core of the series. |
| Mirage Farina Jenius | VF-31 pilot / Delta Flight leader | Granddaughter of Max and Milia Jenius (SDF Macross). Responsible, by-the-book. Forms the love triangle with Hayate and Freyja. |
| Mikumo Guynemer | Walküre center / Star Singer | Mysterious, aloof lead vocalist. Revealed to be an artificial human (Star Singer) created from Protoculture song records. Extremely powerful fold receptor. |
| Makina Nakajima | Walküre mechanic/singer | Tech genius and idol. Half-Zentradi. Covered in cybernetic implants. Partners with Reina. |
| Reina Prowler | Walküre hacker/singer | Tiny, quiet hacker prodigy. Electronic warfare specialist even within the group. |
| Kaname Buccaneer | Walküre leader | Most experienced member. Responsible coordinator. Has fold receptors but past their peak power. |
| Keith Amalthea Windermere | Aerial Knights leader / antagonist | Windermere's greatest pilot. Devoted to the Wind Singer. Tragic noble warrior. |
| Heinz Nehrich Windermere | Wind Singer / Windermerean king | Young king whose singing, amplified by ruins, spreads Var Syndrome. Genuinely believes he is freeing humanity. Dies young due to short Windermerean lifespan. |
| Roid Brehm | Windermerean strategist / main antagonist | Manipulates Heinz. Seeks to use the Protoculture Sigur Valens fortress to dominate all fold waves in the galaxy. |
| Ernest Johnson | Macross Elysion captain | Veteran commander. Pragmatic and supportive of unconventional tactics. |
| Arad Mölders | Delta Flight leader | Experienced pilot. Commands the overall Delta Flight team that escorts Walküre. |
Variable Fighters
Advanced 2067-era variable fighter. Each pilot's unit is color-coded. Hayate: blue/white VF-31J. Mirage: teal VF-31C. Arad: black VF-31S (leader type). Can equip Armored Siegfried pack. Designed for escort missions supporting Walküre.
Windermere's variable fighter. Elegant, angular. Twin-engine delta configuration. Three-mode transformation. Keith's Sv-262Ba is the ace variant. Each Aerial Knight pilot customizes their unit. Capable of devastating fold attacks when amplified by Heinz's singing.
Continued use of this older standard-issue NUNS variable fighter.
Ancient Protoculture installation on Windermere. Amplifies fold waves. Roid Brehm weaponizes it to spread Var Syndrome galaxy-wide. Destroyed in the finale by Walküre's combined singing.
Ships
RT WAR I ROBOTECH: THE MACROSS SAGA (1985)
+Overview & Adaptation
The first Robotech war is an adaptation of Super Dimension Fortress Macross (1982), episodes 1–36. Produced by Harmony Gold USA, written and adapted by Carl Macek. Set in the same basic timeline (2009–2011) but with a revised narrative, renamed characters, and the concept of Robotechnology — alien technology reverse-engineered from the SDF-1. 36 episodes.
Characters (Robotech Names → Macross Originals)
| Robotech Name | Macross Original | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Rick Hunter | Hikaru Ichijo | Protagonist. Civilian pilot becomes Skull Squadron ace. Love triangle center. |
| Lisa Hayes | Misa Hayase | SDF-1 First Officer. Rick's true love. Daughter of Admiral Hayes. |
| Lynn Minmei | Lynn Minmay | Pop idol. "Stage Fright," "To Be In Love," "We Will Win." Her singing defeats the Zentraedi. |
| Roy Fokker | Roy Focker | Skull Leader. Rick's mentor. Dies in battle — iconic "I'll be fine" death scene. |
| Max Sterling | Max Jenius | Blue-haired ace. Marries Miriya. |
| Miriya Parina Sterling | Milia Fallyna Jenius | Zentraedi ace who Micronizes. Marries Max. Mother of Dana Sterling (War II protagonist). |
| Claudia Grant | Claudia LaSalle | Bridge officer. Roy Fokker's love. Dies in the final battle. |
| Captain Henry Gloval | Captain Global | SDF-1 captain. Pipe-smoking, paternal commander. Dies with SDF-1. |
| Vanessa Leeds, Kim Young, Sammie Porter | Vanessa, Kim, Shammy | Bridge crew trio. |
| Exedore | Exsedol Folmo | Zentraedi advisor. Defects to Earth. |
| Breetai | Britai Kridanik | Zentraedi fleet commander. Allies with humanity. |
| Dolza | Boddole Zer | Zentraedi supreme commander. Destroyed by SDF-1. |
| Khyron "the Backstabber" | Quamzin | Rogue Zentraedi commander. Not fully tamed. Destroys SDF-1 and SDF-2 in a suicide run. Killed in the process. |
| Azonia | Lap'Lamiz | Female Zentraedi commander. Khyron's lover and ally after the main war ends. |
| Admiral Hayes | (Original to RT) | Lisa Hayes' father. Earth military council. Perishes in Dolza's attack. |
Mecha (Robotech Names)
Robotech's name for the VF-1 Valkyrie. Same variants: VF-1A (enlisted), VF-1J (officer — Rick Hunter), VF-1S (Skull Leader — Roy Fokker, 4 lasers). The "Guardian" mode is unique Robotech terminology for the GERWALK mode. Powered by Protoculture cells.
Identical function to Macross original. In Robotech, it is specifically powered by Protoculture. Destroyed by Khyron's suicide run after the war ends — along with SDF-2 and Captain Gloval's crew.
Same mecha as Macross original with Robotech naming. Female Power Suit worn by Miriya and Zentraedi female warriors.
Key Events (Robotech Version)
RT WAR II ROBOTECH: THE MASTERS (1985)
+Overview & Adaptation
The second Robotech war adapts Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross (1984). Set in 2029–2030 on a post-apocalyptic Earth, while the SDF-3 Pioneer Mission is unreachable in deep space. The Robotech Masters — the creators of the Zentraedi — arrive at Earth to retrieve the Protoculture Matrix buried beneath the ruins of the SDF-1. 24 episodes (Robotech episodes 37–60).
Characters
| Robotech Name | Original (S. Cross) | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Dana Sterling | Jeanne Francaix | Protagonist. Daughter of Max and Miriya Sterling. Half-human, half-Zentraedi. 15th ATAC Squadron leader. Brash, impulsive, brave. |
| Bowie Grant | Bowie | Dana's best friend. Grandson of Vince Grant. Gifted musician. Discovers Masters' clones feel real emotion. |
| Sean Phillips | Sean | 15th ATAC's ladykiller. Charming and brave. Often in trouble for fraternizing. |
| Angelo Dante | Angelo | Sergeant. Veteran soldier. Strict and experienced. Butts heads with Dana. |
| Louie Nichols | Louis Nichols | Tech genius of 15th ATAC. Designs the Puppy targeting system. More comfortable with computers. |
| Nova Satori | Satori | Army intelligence officer. By-the-book military police. |
| Marie Crystal | Marie Crystal | 15th ATAC pilot. Sean Phillips' love interest. |
| Zor Prime | Seifreit | Clone of the original Zor (Protoculture's creator). Infiltrates Earth forces. Discovers his true identity. Sacrifices himself to destroy the Protoculture Matrix, preventing the Invid from getting it — and triggering the Flower of Life to bloom. |
| The Robotech Masters | The Masters | Three ruling clones who command from their Mothership. Seeking to retrieve the Protoculture Matrix. Dying race. Triumvirate: Shaizan, Bowkaz, Dag. |
| Musica | Musica | A Master clone "Muse" — designed to maintain the Robotech Masters' troops through music. Falls in love with Bowie Grant. |
| Allegra / Octavia | Allegra / Octavia | Musica's sister Muses. Part of the Cosmic Harp triumvirate. |
Mecha
The 15th ATAC Squadron's primary mecha. Protoculture-powered. Transforms from ground tank to humanoid. Dana Sterling's personal unit. Called "Tactical Armored Space Corps" units. Solid firepower, less agile than Veritechs.
Earth's light aerospace mecha. Two-mode transformation. Agile in atmospheric combat. Used alongside Hover Tanks by ATAC squadrons.
The Masters' combat mecha. Humanoid. Ride hover discs for flight/combat. Three color-coded tiers — Blue Bioroids (elite), Red (standard), Green (lowest). Piloted by clone troopers. Fired by particle beams. Can be captured and piloted by humans.
Elite giant Bioroid used by high-ranking Masters clones. More powerful than standard Bioroids.