Took me 3 days to decide to omit the subtitles! I tried adding subtitles, but I encountered an error. And getting a score like 6 is quite painful to the ego. Lastly, everything was made by me with Photoshop and Flash. I never studied animation, so tweened joints may be the only thing I'll ever do! Arrg! I wonder if there is double standards in this site. That film had some pretty, okay fine, bad character art with terrible lip syching, but people never complained.
ROBOTECH II EXEDORE SERIES
A lot of people pointed it out, but I'm really, really confused! I mean, you know that Starcraft series that's so popular right now? The one with the all the 3D effects? (Most recent film was Starcraft Infestation). It was extremely difficult as it is working on these kinds of films, and with just 2 people on the planet making Robotech stuff, ya shouldn't be too harsh cuz its quite discouraging.Ībout the problem with lip-synching. While I appreciate the criticism, you didn't have to give me such a lousy score. If you pay for the postage, I'll gladly let you have them in exchange for. Optional subtitles would let me enjoy it a lot more, I think.īy the way, I've got a few original Robotech comics. But a lot of it was overly confusing for me and I was struggling to keep up.
ROBOTECH II EXEDORE MOVIE
Read all the text apart from one or two sections, watched the movie twice. You obviously love the series and it's a great tribute. I'm astounded by the amount of work that went into this.
Did you really draw everything in here yourself? Street scene and high scene above city's backgrounds have lovely backgrounds. tweened motion for joints looked dodgy. They sound as they should (age, microphoned.) and acting's good too.
ROBOTECH II EXEDORE PRO
Looks just like the pro thing from some screens! Specially the vehicles and ships, which are flawless throughout.
In bio of Rick, surely 2nd paragraph should all be in past tense? Confuses. Maybe a lighter, smaller font for the book?
ROBOTECH II EXEDORE TV
Justified or left-aligned text would work better than centred. Unlike the TV series, Robotech II: The Sentinels did not re-use animation from another. You dimmed the white on page 3, but not subsequently! On pages 4,5,6 of the 'canon, continuity and beyond' section, text is extremely hard to read on the left. +++ Plenty of interesting, well-written info. Mabey even change it around who knows, I just can't wait (just like I can't wait until they bring out the movie in theaters where they explain some parts of the sentinels I think its called Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles, ohh so close yet so hard to wait for it). I also want to know if your gonna show the wedding or not. But other than little details I can't wait for the next. Or at least make it that when it big inportant speechs or things of the such the backround either be really low, or none at all. Also when the jerk cadet is talking you barley hear what he says, so you might want to fix that for the next episode. Hmm I think the music in the backround made it hard to hear certain parts. Then again it does if you don't know how he is suppose to act so its cool anyways. Thats cool and all, but hmmm I don't know that part were Baker goes on a punching fit just doesn't really fit with his character. Sure I noticed that some thing where different but I took it as you taking libertiy and adding some flare. Look elsewhere and don't buy the hype of Harmony Gold, which desperately tries to revive interest in its pathetic products, in an attempt to cash in on the worldwide resurgence of interest in Macross.Well it is a pretty good considering its done in flash and you kept it pretty much like the episode they show in the DVD collection. If Robotech is a waste of time, Robotech II: The Sentinels is a waste of shelf space in video stores. So, without funding and with appalling ratings, Robotech II: The Sentinels died the early death it deserved. They fared poorly, ratings-wise, so the main financer, Matchbox (the toy and model manufacturer that now is a part of the Revell/Monogram consortium) bailed out. That the direction makes Ed Wood seem like Francis Ford Coppola goes without saying. The voice acting was as bad as you can imagine - don't forget it's a Harmony Gold production after all - and, of course, Reba West kept torturing our ears with her "singing". The storyline was even worse than that of the initial Robotech. The uniforms were, to put it bluntly, disturbing. Did I say "based"? These new designs were americanised, looking like the worst moments of Hanna-Barbera. The character designs were based on those of Macross, as the main characters were Rick Hunter, Lisa Hayes, Max Sterling, Breetai, Miriya etc. This instalment in the "Robotech epic" was essentially a patchwork of specifically made footage (done by a Korean studio under Tatsunoko's supervision) and existing animation. Wanting to continue milking the cash cow, Harmony Gold decided to make a sequel.
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