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Lover of all things Robotech (and Macross). My main account is @nintendoage
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Robotech Coloring & Activity Book 1985 by Modern Publishing, one of 4 coloring books released. I didn’t realize this copy had already been colored, so I will have to find an unused copy now! 🤣🤣🤣 Enjoy the colors! by @robotechcollector
Robotech Cell Phone Charm These were available in 2008 in the Funimation store. This particular charm has The Army of the Southern Cross emblem. by @robotechcollector
Robotech beach towel circa 1985! Recent pickup, hadn’t seen one for years and decided to splurge. 🏖️☀️🏖️ by @robotechcollector
Copia Color #82 featuring Robotech. I am assuming this is a series of coloring books from Mexico that feature various subjects. My copy is pretty beat up but I couldn’t pass on this when I saw it! by @robotechcollector
Cartoon Heroes #nn by Psi Fi Movie Press, Inc., 1987 The premier and precursor to Cartoon Heroes Magazine, which only lasted one issue, featuring new comics that were already in cartoon form, such as Robotech, He-Man and G.I. Joe. by @robotechcollector
The Donning Company/Publishers’ 1986 Catalog for Starblaze Editions/Graphics These were available at trade shows or sent to bookstores to promote their upcoming books, most notably the Robotech Art 1: The Official Guide to the Robotech Universe. I purchased this book series at StarCon, a sci-fi convention in Denver, CO and spent a decent chunk of my childhood trying to draw like Don Yee and Chris Tsuda. I think most young Robotech fans fell in love with these books, I know they’re very sentimental to me! by @robotechcollector
Animerica Magazine, Volume 11 Issue 1, January 2003 I couldn’t find my non-sealed copy so no inside pictures. I will post again when I find it. These were available at SunCoast Video, Best Buy, GameStop and probably some other places that sold videos. The magazine has a nice article on the history of Macross and also included a folded poster. by @robotechcollector
Robotech: The Complete Series, 2011 by A&E Networks. One of many full series releases on standard DVD. This particular release came in two variants, this version as well as a version distributed by Lionsgate Entertainment, which has a red banner across the top of the box. by @robotechcollector
Robotech 40th Anniversary Rick Hunter VF-1J Super Deformed Morpher Yet another Toynami morpher release! Anyone else tired of these yet? Nothing will replace the OG Matchbox joke machines but these are slightly better than the previous Toynami versions. by @robotechcollector
Comic Shop News for March 1989 by Eternity Comics These were given out at local comic shops to promote their upcoming comics. In this issue they promoted Robotech II: The Sentinels as well as Fright, a very cool series that has some amazing covers (Fright 3, for example, has a really cool Freddy Kreuger cover). by @robotechcollector
Another fun Robotech wallet, this one being more generic. These were available in the FUNimation store around 2008. There’s overstock available from time to time, usually on eBay. Rad! by @robotechcollector
Comics With Character promo poster, 1986 by Comico These were distributed to local comic businesses to promote their books and the characters within them. They made a bunch of different ones and all of them are easily obtainable. by @robotechcollector

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