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Back in February, Renato made his Macross singing debut at Mylene Party #4 … which mysteriously just

This is relevant, trust us.

so happened to be the final Mylene Party. Coincidence?!?!?

The Crew also stopped by the Noriyoshi Ohrai exhibit to get up close and personal with the original painting of one of the most iconic images in Macross history and attempts to answer that eternal question – Just how many Steven Seagals can fit into a single illustration?

Timestamps and many, many photos follow the jump!

Karice joins the SpeakerPODcast Crew in the middle of a very noisy izakaya to discuss a recent Macross fan club event. Why is one of the producers of Macross talking about VF-X? What do Macross 2 and Macross Delta have in common? And what is the one possible hint that we’ve gotten regarding the new show?

Renato also weighs in on Passionate Walkure (hey, he liked it!) before breaking down the recent remixed reboot of Macross the First. We then wrap things up with a bit of Yoshiki Fukuyama. BOYCYCLES!

Timestamps and pics follow the jump.

With the madness of “Macross February” finally behind us, the SpeakerPODcast Crew takes some time out to chill with a few drinks and discuss Walkure’s 3rd concert and the marketing synergy behind it in more detail.

After months of anticipation, failed ticket raffle applications, and frantic glowstick purchases, Wakure’s 3rd Concert, “Walkure Won’t Betray You”, was held in Yokohama last weekend.

Fans flocked to Yokohama Arena over two days, filling the 17,000 seat arena to capacity on both days to hear the girls from Macross Delta… along with some very special guests.

Kim joins the SpeakerPODcast Crew to discuss last weekend’s Wonder Festival. From Macross to steampunk frogs, Grey, Ariel, and Hitler’s head – join us as we trawl through the aisles of some of Japan’s best kit builders.
Oh and just how much is that 1/20 scale VF-1S anyway? Tune in to find out!
Oh, and while you’re listening, flick along with the Wonder festival 2018 Winter photo gallery so you can see all this plastic we’re talking about 🙂