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RECAP: 40 FILMS IN ROBOTECH

  40 Films In Robotech logo designed by Chris Mich. Photo by Eugene Abano. As this blog nears its 15th Anniversary this Halloween, I thought it would be a great time to look back at our 2025 campaign and all the goodness a year focused on Robotech  (1985) has brought me…and, hopefully, you as well. Unlike our 2024 series, The Top 100 Henry Mancini Films , this  40 Films In Robotech  series has a more niche audience. While a lot of anime fans may have heard of Robotech , few have seen it. And of the die-hard fans of Robotech – from the TV series, few movies, comics, novels and RPG game – I would venture to say a small portion of those  fans would really be interested in classic films. The question then: why do a year-long series on classic films mentioned in Robotech ?! Hello, it’s me. That is to say, I love Robotech . I love classic movies. And last year, as I reread the Robotech novels and pondered how to celebrate this 40 th Anniversary of the very first ...

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