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Robotechnology Review

**Robotechnology Review** is a magazine focused on the applications of Robotechnology, specifically with regards to Mecha and other military equipment. It often delves deeply into the history of Mecha designs and their development, while also putting them in context of the environment in which they were developed.

The magazine is edited by W. Jang, and is published by Academy Publications.

## Exerpts

* The Typhoon Veritech Motorcycle: A poisoned garland
* Lostech: the Tirolian Scout Drone
* The Cestus Battlesuit – one small step
* The AGAC - When bad projects turn good
* Arming the Collaborators
Racer Elite

Wrist Mounted Cannons

Racer Elite is a Mark III Jaeger, once made as a standard Jaeger and now a Training Jaeger. Following her first engagement, she was refitted with Weapons to better help with combat. Her new upgrades were soon put to use in Operation Pitfall after being rebuilt following the double event.
Dominator 6000/Notes

## Notes

This design appears in one issue of *Robotech: Return to Macross*. The aircraft was named and well-illustrated in its sole appearance. The aircraft is able to take off from the *Lemuria*, suggesting V/STOL capability. It is able to dogfight with a VF-1A in a Guardian mode, but it does need to be said the Dominator was being piloted by Roy Fokker. The aircraft was being used by the Lemurians, leading to its assignment to the AUL by extension.

Original Artwork by William Jang

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Dominator 6000 were based on those of the F-203 with some modification.
The Fall of Earth in Their Words

***The Fall of Earth in Their Words*** is a historical book about the Invid Invasion of Earth and the occupation period. Rather than being a single text, it consists of a series of first-hand recollections collected via interviews with those that survived the period. As such, the events described within are subject to the personal experiences and biases of those involved. Several of those interviewed did such under the promise of anonymity.

The book is compiled by B. Young, and is published by Academy Publications.

## Excerpts

* Introduction
* We're Leaving Together
* The Storm Breaks
* Just for the Taste of it
APA-001 Yellowjacket/Notes

## Notes

This design appears in a single panel in *Return to Macross*. The suit was unnamed and nothing could be judged of its performance from its single appearance. However, its details were different enough from the Cestus for it to be likely intended to be a different design. Assigning it to the AUL was based on its use by the Lemurians. All other details were created by the author.

Original Artwork by William Jang.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Yellowjacket were based on those of the Cestus with some modification.
Combat Engineer Bioroid/Notes

The Combat Engineer Bioroid, also known as the Worker Bioroid, is something of an enigma. It was first mentioned in *Robotech Art 1,* albiet illustrated with lineart of the Southern Cross Triton Battloid. It then appeared in *Robotech Roleplaying Game Book 2: Southern Cross* with full game statistics, albiet illustrated with lineart of the Late Period Type I Bioroid.

The design reappeared in the Strange Machine Games *Robotech: Homefront* RPG under the name 'Combat Engineer Bioroid', albiet with no art. This file uses that iteration as the basis. Most of the details are speculation based on an expansion of the existing material and comparison to other Bioroids.

There is no known artwork of this mecha.
Timeline: United Earth Government Era/Notes

This timeline was assembled from a number of sources, listed below. Where possible, efforts have been made to narrow down dates to the month, but some still remain broad. Some contradictory events have been noted; in such cases, an effort has been made to chose a more suitable option. However, some other events have been discarded entirely as being incompatible.

References used:

* Robotech.com timeline
* *Robotech the Macross Saga*, Jeff Mechlinski and Bryan Young, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech Homefront*, Jeff Mechlinski, Justin Grulke and Bryan Young, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech Hannibal*, Justin Grulke and Thomas Ryan, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech: The Masters' Gambit*, James Luceno (writing as Jack McKinney), Del Rey Books
* *Robotech II The Sentinels: Book #1*, Tom Mason, Chris Ulm, Jason Waltrip and John Waltrip, Eternity Comics
* *Robotech II The Sentinels: Cyberpirates*, Bill Spangler, Eternity Comics
* *Robotech: MechAngel*, Bill Spangler, Academy Comics
* *The Robotech Role-Playing Game*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
* *The Robotech Role-Playing Game Book Two: RDF Manual*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
* *The Robotech Role-Playing Game Book Four: Southern Cross*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
VM-5 MODAT/Notes

## Background

There is very little OSM material on the MODAT. While the design is well-illustrated in the OSM, there is little actual technical data to be had. Most of the technical details were taken from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked).

The background was a theoretical construction developed backwards from the MODAT. The decision to have it not enter full production was based on the need to keep it 'off screen' so to speak and explain its non-appearance in the footage.

Original artwork by Shinji Aramaki, Toshihiro Hirano, Haruhiko Mikimoto, Yasuomi Umetsu and Hiroyuki Kitazume.
Scout Bioroid/Notes

The Scout Bioroid is well-illustrated but there is little information about it in the OSM. What is presented here represents a synthesis of sources including the *Robotech* series, the various Role Playing Games, novels and more. The background is largely speculative on the author's part.

Original artwork by Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura, Takashi Ono, and Mechaban.
Timeline: Sentinels Campaign/Notes

This timeline was assembled from a number of sources, listed below. Where possible, efforts have been made to narrow down dates to the month, but some still remain broad. Some contradictory events have been noted; in such cases, an effort has been made to chose a more suitable option. However, some other events have been discarded entirely as being incompatible.

At present, this timeline is a placeholder pending further information and should not be viewed as final.

References used:

* Robotech.com timeline
* *Robotech Homefront*, Jeff Mechlinski, Justin Grulke and Bryan Young, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech: Invasion*, Tommy Yune, Wildstorm Comics
* *Robotech: Prelude to Shadow Chronicles*, Jason Waltrip and John Waltrip, Wildstorm Comics
* *Robotech the Shadow Chronicles Role-Playing Game*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
Pegasus Long-Range Shuttle/Notes

## Notes

This design appears in one issue of *Robotech: Return to Macross*. The shuttle was named and well-illustrated in its sole appearance (Note that at the time of the issue's writing the name 'Pegasus' was not yet associated with the Southern Cross shuttle). The art gave a fair indication of the shuttle's design. It was seen to be armed with missiles, but lacked any sort of close-range weapons. The background is pure conjecture based on the text of the issue; as the example seen was being used by the Exclusionists, assigning the shuttle to the AUL seemed like a fair extension. The arms are not present in the art, but seemed to be a logical conclusion based on its use in the issue.

Note that at the time of the issue's writing (c1996) the name 'Pegasus' was not yet associated with the Southern Cross shuttle.

Original artwork by Wes Abbot

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Pegasus were largely the author's creation
VPA-S-01 Banshee/Notes

## Background

There is very little OSM material on the Banshee. While the design is well-illustrated in the OSM, there is little actual technical data to be had. Most of the technical details were taken from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked). The note that the Banshee could hypothetically transform was found in art notes.

The background was entirely the author's creation, extrapolated from that of the CDAC and MODAT. The Banshee name was created by the author based on the theme naming of other Southern Cross Mecha. As the craft was no longer intended to transform, it was felt that the CDAC name was no longer appropriate.

Original artwork by Shinji Aramaki, Toshihiro Hirano, Haruhiko Mikimoto, Yasuomi Umetsu and Hiroyuki Kitazume.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Banshee were derived from those for the CDAC and were adjusted as needed.
VR-052 Battler Cyclone/Notes

The VR-052 Battler Cyclone is well-illustrated in the OSM and are reasonably well-described. The information here is derived from a variety of sources, including the Strange Machine Games and Palladium *Robotech* Role-Playing Games, the *Robotech Invasion* video game, novels, comics and so on. Additional materials were derived from the *Genesis Climber MOSPEADA* pre-production materials in *The Iami Files.* Some additional material was derived from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked) to help flesh out the design.

The background is largely the author's own creation in an effort to fit previous materials into the current timeline.

The A model was devised by the Author to represent a potential early model and was based on existing reference sheets.

Original Artwork by Yoshitaka Amano, Shinji Aramaki, Hideki Kakinuma, Tim Eldred, Kevin Long, Kevin Seimbedia, Brian Manning, Charles Walton and Francisco Etchart.
A-42 Vampire/Notes

## Notes

This design is named in several different novels, where it is described as a 'Vampire jump-jet', an aircraft used in the Global Civil War, but with no other details. There is no known art of the design. The image used is a nameless fighter from *Return to Macross*; the decision to assign the Vamprire name to this aircraft is based off the idea that since the aircraft was operating from the *Lemuria* then it likely had VSTOL capabilities.

Original Artwork by William Jang

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Vampire were based off similar aircraft.
The Decline and Fall of the Tirolian Empire

***The Decline and Fall of the Tirolian Empire*** is a historical book about the Tirolian Empire of the Robotech Masters. It covers the history of the empire from its rise to its final destruction during the Second Robotech War. In addition, it covers matters of Tirolian culture and society in an effort to provide context to its content.

The book is written by B. Daley and J. Luceno, and is published by Academy Publications.

## Excerpts

* Empire's End
* Tokyo - The Masters' Final Gambit
* The Last of the Masters
EC-33 Tiger's Eye/Notes

## Background

The Tiger's Eye is well illustrated in the OSM, but there is no real information about it. Most of the background was created by the author as a combination of extrapolation from existing material as well as adjusting its history to fit it to the Global Civil War. Additional details were take from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked).

Original artwork by: Shoji Kawamori, Miyatake Kazutaka, Haruhiko Mikimoto and Hidetaka Tenjin.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the EC-33B are based on those printed on *M119* with some expansion for added details.
Hover Sled/Notes

The Hover Sled is well-illustrated but there is little information about it in the OSM. What is presented here represents a synthesis of sources including the *Robotech* series, the various Role Playing Games, novels and more. The background is largely speculative on the author's part.

Original artwork by Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura, Takashi Ono and Francisco Etchart.
FX-101 Hayate/Notes

## Notes

This design appears in a single scene in *Robotech: the Graphic Novel*. The aircraft was unnamed, but well illustrated. Is performance can be judged as being comparable to the F-203 from the art. The aircraft is being used by NEACAP forces; its assignment to the AUL was an extension of that. The name was created by the author based on its likely point of origin.

The art appears to be based on an early Grumman ATF concept.

Grumman ATF concept for comparison
Original artwork by Neil Vokes

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Hayate were based on those of the F-203 with some modification.
Fanjet/Notes

## Background

The Fanjet is well-illustrated, but the information on it is not only scant but often contradictory. The background was a creation of the author.

Original artwork by: Shoji Kawamori, Miyatake Kazutaka, Haruhiko Mikimoto and Hidetaka Tenjin.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the fanjet are based on those found on *M119* with some expansion by the author.
Timeline: Aftermath/Notes

This timeline was assembled from a number of sources, listed below. Where possible, efforts have been made to narrow down dates to the month, but some still remain broad. Some contradictory events have been noted; in such cases, an effort has been made to chose a more suitable option. However, some other events have been discarded entirely as being incompatible.

References used:

* Robotech.com timeline
* *Robotech Homefront*, Jeff Mechlinski, Justin Grulke and Bryan Young, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech: The End of the Circle*, Brian Daley and James Luceno (writing as Jack McKinney), Del Rey Books
* *Robotech: Invid War,* Bill Spangler and Tim Eldred, Eternity Comics
* *Robotech: Invid War Aftermath,* Bruce Lewis, Eternity Comics
* *Robotech #0*, Bill Spangler, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Hohsq's Story*, Bruce Lewis, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Clone/Robotech: Mordecai*, Roseik Rikki Simons and Tavisha Wolfgarth, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Prelude to Shadow Chronicles*, Jason Waltrip and John Waltrip, Wildstorm Comics
* *Robotech the Shadow Chronicles Role-Playing Game*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
* *Robotech Invasion*, Vicious Cycle Software
Timeline: Reconstruction Era/Notes

This timeline was assembled from a number of sources, listed below. Where possible, efforts have been made to narrow down dates to the month, but some still remain broad. Some contradictory events have been noted; in such cases, an effort has been made to chose a more suitable option. However, some other events have been discarded entirely as being incompatible.

References used:

* Robotech.com timeline
* *Robotech the Macross Saga*, Jeff Mechlinski and Bryan Young, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech Homefront*, Jeff Mechlinski, Justin Grulke and Bryan Young, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech Hannibal*, Justin Grulke and Thomas Ryan, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech: The Zentraedi Rebellion*, James Luceno (writing as Jack McKinney), Del Rey Books
* *Robotech: The Masters' Gambit*, James Luceno (writing as Jack McKinney), Del Rey Books
* *Robotech II the Sentinels: Book #1*, Tom Mason, Chris Ulm, Jason Waltrip and John Waltrip, Eternity Comics
* *Robotech II the Sentinels: The Malcontent Uprisings*, Bill Spangler, Eternity Comics
* *Robotech: MechAngel*, Bill Spangler, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Clone/Robotech: Mordecai*, Roseik Rikki Simons and Tavisha Wolfgarth, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Prelude to Shadow Chronicles*, Jason Waltrip and John Waltrip, Wildstorm Comics
* *Robotech Rick Hunter*, Brandon Easton, Titan Books
* *The Robotech Role-Playing Game*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
* *The Robotech Role-Playing Game Book Two: RDF Manual*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
* *The Robotech Role-Playing Game Book Four: Southern Cross*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
* *Robotech Battlecry*, Vicious Cycle Software
MBT-62 Dark Knight/Notes

## Background

The Dark Knight was created for the Palladium Books *Robotech RPG* (1st Edition). The tank had no artwork or fluff to speak of. The assignment to the UEDF was a decision based on its likely intended use; all else was created by the author.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Dark Knight were derived from those for the Slepnir and Highlander, but with a more conventional weapons fit.
Sin-Tail

**Sin-Tail** is a category four Kaiju that attacked Seattle sometime in 2024.

## Biology

Sin-Tail is described as resembling a Nile Monitor, but with a severe underbite and a long flexible, whip-like tail, and it can spit a glue-like substance from it's mouth.

## History

### Sin-Tail Engagement

Sin-Tail emerged from the Breach sometime in 2024, and attacked Seattle, and during its attack, Tacit Icon and Romeo Blue were deployed to engage the Kaiju, however, during the battle, Romeo Blue is destroyed and it's pilots are killed, resulting in Tacit Icon having to engage the Kaiju alone, with the mark three jaeger ripping off Sin-Tail's tail and beating the Kaiju to death with a section of the Space Needle.

### Aftermath

In the aftermath of the engagement, Dr. Felicity Kincaid collected a sample of Sin-Tail's flesh from the Kaiju and later on, presents the flesh sample alongside flesh samples of Shatterfist and Yamarashi that the Kaiju are cloned.

During the Double Event, Felicity said that Threadtail's tail was similar to the one Sin-Tail had, just without the electricity.
Bioroid/Notes

## Notes

The details of the Bioroid design and systems are largely based on the dialogue within the show and what limited material is contained within the OSM, as well as other material such as various RPGs. Much of the background is pure conjecture based on known details and the broader timeline as a whole.

The parent article was created to avoid duplication of text across multiple individual Bioroid articles.

Original artwork by Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura and Takashi Ono
Introduction (Fall of Earth in Their Words)

Documenting the events of the Invid Invasion and occupation has been a challenge for historians. Few recordings of the Invasion itself exist, as much due to the sheer destruction unleashed by the Invid as well as the desperate fighting that consumed the survivors as they tried to hold back the tide. What we know about the Invasion has been pieced together from fragments, but the full story remains elusive, and will likely never be known.

The history of the occupation is similarly lacking. Many people were simply focused on surviving the harsh realities of this new world, with very few concerned with recording events. Many had their own reasons for not recording their history; resistance fighters who did not want to be caught, collaborators who did not want anyone to know what they had done and so on. In some cases, the petty kingdoms of the new world would actively suppress or ban the teaching of history to enforce their own rule.

Added to this, the isolationism and factionalism that dominated Earth also made it hard to create complete histories. Most humans lived in small, isolated towns that had little to no contact with the outside world and as such knew little about what was going on beyond their immediate lands. A town could be destroyed, and the nearest town might not know about it until weeks or even months after the event, if ever. Many communities were actively isolationist and distrustful of outsiders, lest they somehow bring the wrath of the Invid down on them. Others served to deliberately suppress news of the outside world, or even exaggerate it to suit their own needs. Finally, it needs to be said that the Invid actively encouraged this isolationism as a way to avoid having resistance movements form.

As a result, a lot of the history of the Third Robotech War comes in the form of oral histories. The personal accounts of the events from those who where there. This book is an effort to collect some of those stories and let them be heard and shared. We may never know the full story, but at the very least, we can learn from those who experienced it.
U/carioforsupermario

### Debut

That One Object Camp S2 as Sword. (First object camp is AIB Camp by YourLocalKyokoSimp)

## Season 2

In season 2, He plays as Sword (Sword's real name is Amber Smith).

Amber ended up becoming one of 3 team captains in Season 2, alongside Soda and Cup.

Amber had named her team M.E.O.W. (short for Maximum Efficiency Of Winners.) And selected Love Letter, Hate Letter, Orchid Pot, and Milky.

Amber originally placed 10th. But had rejoined and placed 2nd overall, only losing to Tophat when the tie breaker was by averages.

Amber was the only person to actually switch teams in Season 2. Switching from M.E.O.W. to H.

Amber was supposed to be eliminated, but due to a twist, she was forced onto H.

She had an outburst on her then former team and kind of ruined her reputation, that and not wanting to converse with her new team lead to her demise into 10th place.

Amber was only chosen for the rejoin as she was the only on who didn't make everyone annoyed at every second, and was active.

Amber has her own kind of redemption once she rejoined, and due to her teaming up with TopHat to get to the top 3, she placed 2nd, beating MS Word and losing to Tophat.

Amber is the only member of M.E.O.W. to make it to the final 3 of Season 2.

Amber also had a habit of voting herself a few times.

VOTING HISTORY -

Episode 3 - Sword

Episode 5 - Hate Letter

Episode 7 - Bowtie

Episode 9 - Sipabowl [Eliminated]

Episode 10 - Hate Letter

Episode 11 - Hate Letter

Episode 12 - Hate Letter [Eliminated]

Episode 13 - Bowtie

## Season 3

In this season, he plays as CD Case (actual name Natalie Myers)

Natalie has limited information in season 3, as it is still ongoing.

Natalie is currently on The Flibbity Jibbity Jibber Jabbers (mouthful, I know) and has survived two eliminations as of now.

Natalie has only ever recieved 1 vote as of the only two eliminations in this season, and it was from herself in the second elimination.

Due to a falling out with the person who helped make Natalie's asset, Cario had to quit in S3, placing 5th out of 22.

Current votes cast by Natalie

Episode 1 - Rydiak (Eliminated)

Episode 2 - Natalie

Episode 4 - Greece (Eliminated)

## Trivia

He shares an exact birthday with u/isawyourwillylol. they're also both teenagers.

His personality is extremely hot-headed, but does have his compassionate moments of real kindness.

He loves to fight for what he thinks is right, and will not back down, even if backed into a corner.
ThatOneObjectCamp Wiki

**Welcome to the ThatOneObjectCamp Wiki!**
A wiki about my camp.

Portals to information about the seasons below

Season 1

Season 2

Season 3

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Japan Asian

## Camp expirience☆

In Season Two of [insert link to the S2 Page] That one Object Camp, japan signed up as Orchid Pot and were on Team M.E.O.W with team captain Sword. Before the pre-merge, they were kinda inactive until the start of the merge. They were notorious for their “It’s my first day at gay school, i hope nobody finds out im straight” image.

In Season Three [insert link to the S3 Page] where they signed up as Strawberry Shortkitty. Their assigned team was Team Bright and Night as Vice President along side ping pong ball who is President.

## Camp rankings☆

S2- 5th during a double elimination. 3-1-1

S3- 12th
F-215 Pluto/Notes

## Notes

The Pluto appears briefly in *Robotech: The Movie*. There very little information about it in the OSM. All of the information on it is purely the author's creation based on observation of the footage. Most of the technical details were taken from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked).

The background is based on the the idea of a short-lived craft that was largely out of service by the start of the 2nd Robotech War.

Original artwork by Shinji Aramaki, Toshihiro Hirano, Haruhiko Mikimoto, Yasuomi Umetsu and Hiroyuki Kitazume.

## Game Stats

The game stats are purely the author's creation. The idea was to make it broadly compatible with the Tirolian Scout Drone which it faces on-screen.
Timeline: Sentinels Campaign

## 2043

**Febuary**

* Mutiny by General T. R. Edwards, who commandeers the experimental ship UES *Icarus*, a Shimikaze-class Cruiser, and kidnaps Lynn Minmei. He escapes Tirol with the aid of Invid forces. The SDF-3 sustains damage during the fighting, Admiral Lisa Hayes-Hunter is wounded.
* SDF-3 begins refit with new fold drives, reflex furnaces and weapons. Refit later expanded to add Shadow cloaking device.

## 2044

**February**

* UES *Tokugawa,* Commanded by Admiral Breetai Tul and Captained by Captain Vince Grant, arrives in Optera-space, engages UES *Icarus* and the Invid fleet at Optera.
* Breetai personally leads a boarding party to the Regents' Command Carrier. The Regent, Breetai and the rest of the UEEF boarding party are killed in action when General Edwards fires on the Regent's command carrier.
* General Edwards takes control of Regents remaining inorganics. Engages and brings down the UES *Tokugawa*, forcing it to crash land on Optera. Surviving crew are captured by General Edward’s forces.

**March**

* Task Force lead by the SDF-3, commanded by Admiral Rick Hunter, folds to Optera. Task Force attacks the Invid hive where General Edwards is located and rescues the crew of UES *Tokugawa*. SDF-3 destroys the hive with its Synchro Cannons. General Edwards dies in the battle. Lalzo Zand is captured by UEEF forces.
* Janice Em is destroyed, but not before uploading her mind to a new body, dubbed Janice II.

**July 5**

* UEEF tests a Neutron S warhead in the Omicron sector. Warheads are discovered to be obscuring their core materials with Shadow Devices. When the Shadow Device is deactivated, an intense gravitational field is demonstrated. When the warhead detonated, it collapses the planetary target onto itself, creating a small black hole, and severely damages the SDF-3 and UES *Deucalion*.
* Transmission from SDF-3 to General Reinhardt confirms that the SDF-3 is still operational, but the transmission is cut short by sub-space interfearance before Admiral Hunter can report what happened or warn General Reinhardt not to deploy the Neutron S missiles.
* Captain Vince Grant and Shimakaze-class UES *Icarus* are dispatched to the Omicron Sector to investigate.

**July 12**

* UES *Icarus* de-folds near the event horizon of the newly created black hole, narrowly escapes the singularity's gravitational pull. Links up with SDF-3 and UES *Deucalion,* but comes under attack by a Haydonite ship before a rescue attempt can be mounted.
* UES *Icarus* attempts to bring SDF-3 and *Deucalion* back by trapping both ships in her own fold bubble. The plan is disrupted when the Pioneer is rammed by the Haydonite ship. Admiral Hunter commands Captain Grant to fold back with *the Deucalion*, and to warn the UEEF not to use the Neutron S missiles.
VR-041 Saber Cyclone/Notes

The VR-041 Saber Cyclone is well-illustrated in the OSM and are reasonably well-described. The information here is derived from a variety of sources, including the Strange Machine Games and Palladium *Robotech* Role-Playing Games, the *Robotech Invasion* video game, novels, comics and so on. Additional materials were derived from the *Genesis Climber MOSPEADA* pre-production materials in *The Iami Files.* Some additional material was derived from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked) to help flesh out the design.

The background is largely the author's own creation in an effort to fit previous materials into the current timeline.

The A model was devised by the Author to represent a potential early model, while the R model was created as a logical configuration.

Original Artwork by Yoshitaka Amano, Shinji Aramaki, Hideki Kakinuma, Tim Eldred, Kevin Long, Kevin Seimbedia, Brian Manning, Charles Walton and Francisco Etchart.
Nextbots

The behavior of every **nextbot** in the game are simple; they will chase players down and instantly kill the player upon contact. Each nextbot also emits a unique audio for their bodies that can only be heard when you are within their range. Upon killing a player, they'll emit a short, mostly loud, audio clip, which is also heard in their jumpscare screen.

here is a lift of all nextbots

 Elgabo
Gallery Index

An index of all the Gallieries on the Rickoverse Wiki

## Reference Galleries

* Mecha Reference Gallery
* Aircraft Reference Gallery
* Spacecraft Reference Gallery
* Ground Vehicle Reference Gallery
* Naval Reference Gallery

## Individual Galleries

### Veritechs

* VPA-01 CDAC
* VM-5 MODAT/VM-5A Typhoon
* VR-Series Cyclone
	+ VR-038 Scout Cyclone
	+ VR-041 Saber Cyclone
	+ VR-052 Battler Cyclone
	+ VR-057 Devastator Cyclone
* VM-9 Silverback/Gallery

### Mecha

* RK-720 Cestus
* PPR-24 Soldat
* MechAngel
* Stinger
* Bioroid
	+ Soldier Bioroid
	+ Subcommander Bioroid
	+ Scout Bioroid
	+ Commander Bioroid
	+ Advanced Soldier Bioroid
	+ Imperial Bioroid
	+ Invid Fighter Bioroid
* Grappler
* Abductor

### Aircraft

* F-203 Dragon II
* MiM-31 Karyovin
* A-12 Avenger II
* FX-101 Hayate
* Dominator 6000
* AH-72 Comanchero
* SH-62 Sea Sergeant
* AHP-3 LHP/AHP-3I CIV
* EC-33 Tiger's Eye
* VC-27 Tunny
* VC-33 Mom's Kitchen
* Fanjet
Timeline: Macross Island Era/Notes

This timeline was assembled from a number of sources, listed below. Where possible, efforts have been made to narrow down dates to the month, but some still remain broad. Some contradictory events have been noted (eg Rolf Emerson being a cadet in *Academy Blues* and a colonel a year later in *From the Stars*); in such cases, an effort has been made to chose a more suitable option.

References used:

* Robotech.com timeline
* *Robotech the Macross Saga*, Jeff Mechlinski and Bryan Young, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech: The Graphic Novel*, Carl Macek and Mike Baron, Comico
* *Robotech: Genesis*, Brian Daley and James Luceno (writing as Jack McKinney), Del Rey Books
* *Robotech: The Zentraedi Rebellion*, James Luceno (writing as Jack McKinney), Del Rey Books
* *Robotech: Return to Macross*, Bill Spangler, Eternity Comics/Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Academy Blues*, Robert W. Gibson, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Civil War Stories*, Robert W. Gibson, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Clone/Robotech: Mordecai*, Roseik Rikki Simons and Tavisha Wolfgarth, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: From the Stars*, Tommy Yune, Wildstorm Publications
* *Robotech: Mars Base One*, Tommy Yune, Wildstorm Publications
* *The Robotech Role-Playing Game Book Two: RDF Manual*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
* *Robotech the Shadow Chronicles Role-Playing Game*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
A-80

A-80 OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A-80 behaves like A-45, that is, it makes 1 rebound. It plays music to warn you from a distance. When you hear music, a gray cabinet, a blue cabinet and a table are provided for you to hide in for 10-16 seconds.

A-80 returns to kill the playerA-80 locker viewA-80 frame 1A-80 frame 2A-80 frame 3A-80 frame 4Old A-80
M3-01 Daniel/Notes

## Notes

The Daniel was created at some point during the development of *Genesis Climber MOSPEADA* and was intended to be a pre-invasion Mecha design. However, it never progressed beyond a rough concept sketch. It was then used as the basis for a design in Palladium Books' *Expeditionary Force Marines* sourcebook. The author chose to discard the RPG version and create a profile based on the original concept to represent a 'first generation' design.

The details of the design are entirely the author's own creation. Additional details were taken from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked) to help flesh out the design.

Original design with translated notesRPG design, art by Charles Walton
Original Artwork by Yoshitaka Amano, Shinji Aramaki and Hideki Kakinuma. Additional art by Charles Walton.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Daniel were created by the author using similar designs as a baseline.
RK-720 Cestus/Notes

## Notes

The Cestus was created by Bill Spangler and Tim Eldred for the Malibu *Robotech: Invid War* comic. There is no known information on the design beyond simple observation of its limited appearances. Additional information was taken from Robotech Research to help flesh out the design.

The suit is not explicitly identified in its appearances in *Return To Macross,* but is assumed to be the same design due to the similarities in the overall design. While there are some design differences between the two, this could be put down to either the difference between artists, or the fact that the two appearances are set about thirty years apart.

The background is pure speculation on the part of the author. While originally the Cestus was intended to be a Global Civil War design, but the background was reworked to make it an early Robotechnology design. The Cestus being used by the AUL was a reflection of its appearance in *Robotech: Return to Macross*.

Original Artwork by Tim Eldred.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Cestus were created by the author using similar designs as a baseline.
MiM-31 Karyovin/Notes

## Background

The Karyovin is well described and illustrated in the OSM. Most of the background was created by the author as a combination of extrapolation from existing material as well as adjusting its history to fit it to the Global Civil War. Assigning the fighter to the EBSIS was a logical extension of its existing background. Additional details were take from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked).

Original artwork by: Shoji Kawamori, Miyatake Kazutaka, Haruhiko Mikimoto and Hidetaka Tenjin.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the MiM-31 are based on those printed on *M119* with some expansion for added details.
Stinger/Notes

The history and background of the Stinger is covered in the source material. This file is more an effort at summarising the design and history down into one single document. Because every Stinger is unique, their abilities can vary wildly, hence the broad strokes descriptions in the text.

Original art by Michael Ling, Greg Lane and Tim Eldred
IFHV-03 Archon/Notes

The Archon was created for the *Robotech Invasion* Video Game. There is little information on it otherwise, although it can be implied that examples were present on Earth before the arrival of the second recapture force in 2042. The background is largely the author's creation.

Original Artwork by Charles Walton.
AHP-3 LHP/Notes

## Background

There is very little OSM material on the LHP. While the design is well-illustrated in the OSM, there is little actual technical data to be had. Most of the technical details were taken from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked).

The background was largely original based on existing material and speculation. The name was entirely created by the author following the same logic as the CDAC. Furthermore, the "Fragga" name makes no sense (and does not even have a consistent translation) and does not fit with other canon Robotech designs.

Original artwork by Shinji Aramaki, Toshihiro Hirano, Haruhiko Mikimoto, Yasuomi Umetsu and Hiroyuki Kitazume.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the LHP are entirely the author's creation based on its performance on-screen and comparison to similar vehicles.
ABW-2 Hood/Notes

## Background

The Hood was created at some point during the development of *Genesis Climber MOSPEADA* and was intended to be a pre-invasion Mecha design. However, it never progressed beyond a rough concept sketch. The author chose to create a profile based on the original concept to represent a 'first generation' design similar to the Cestus.

Small-scale sketch with translated notes
Original Artwork by Yoshitaka Amano, Shinji Aramaki and Hideki Kakinuma.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Hood were created by the author using similar designs as a baseline.
Timeline: Global Civil War/Notes

This timeline was assembled from a number of sources, listed below. Where possible, efforts have been made to narrow down dates to the month, but some still remain broad. Some contradictory events have been noted; in such cases, an effort has been made to chose a more suitable option.

Events listed in *italics* have no date associated with them. Timeline assignments are still provisional and may be subject to change.

References used:

* Robotech.com timeline
* *Robotech the Macross Saga*, Jeff Mechlinski and Bryan Young, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech Hannibal*, Justin Grulke and Thomas Ryan, Strange Machine Games
* *Robotech: Genesis*, Brian Daley and James Luceno (writing as Jack McKinney), Del Rey Books
* *Robotech: The Zentraedi Rebellion*, James Luceno (writing as Jack McKinney), Del Rey Books
* *Robotech: The Graphic Novel*, Carl Macek and Mike Baron, Comico
* *Robotech: Return to Macross*, Bill Spangler, Eternity Comics/Academy Comics
* *Robotech II The Sentinels: Cyberpirates*, Bill Spangler, Eternity Comics
* *Robotech: Invid War Aftermath*, Bruce Lewis, Eternity Comics
* *Robotech: Academy Blues*, Robert W. Gibson, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Civil War Stories*, Robert W. Gibson, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: Clone/Robotech: Mordecai*, Roseik Rikki Simons and Tavisha Wolfgarth, Academy Comics
* *Robotech: From the Stars*, Tommy Yune, Wildstorm Publications
* *Robotech: Mars Base One*, Tommy Yune, Wildstorm Publications
* *The Robotech Role-Playing Game Book Two: RDF Manual*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
* *Robotech the Shadow Chronicles Role-Playing Game*, Kevin Siembieda, Palladium Books
Timeline

This is the Timeline used for all articles on the **Rickoverse** wiki. It is based on the current canon timeline as defined by Harmony Gold, but also takes in elements from various secondary media such as novels, comics and so on. Where possible, an effort has been made to be as inclusive as possible, however there are those cases where contradictory elements cannot be reconciled with each other.

* The rise of the Robotech Masters
* Global Civil War (pre-1999)
* The Macross Island Era (1999-2009)
* The First Robotech War (2009-2011)
* The Reconstruction and the Malcontent Uprisings (2011-2022)
* The United Earth Government Era (2022-2028)
* The Sentinels Campaign (2022-2044) **Under Construction**
* The Second Robotech War (2028-2031)
* The Third Robotech War (2031-2044)
* Aftermath (2044-onwards)
VR-057 Devastator Cyclone/Notes

The Devastator Cyclone is only passably illustrated in the OSM, with no vehicle mode illustrations of the D model known to exist. The majority of the material was derived from *Robotech: Homefront*, with additional material derived from the *Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles* and *Robotech Expeditionary Force Marines* books. Some additional material was derived from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked) to help flesh out the design.

The background is largely the author's own creation in an effort to fit previous materials into the current timeline.

Original Artwork by Yoshitaka Amano, Shinji Aramaki, Hideki Kakinuma, Tim Eldred, Kevin Long, Kevin Seimbedia, Brian Manning, Charles Walton and Francisco Etchart.
Stridsvagn 134/Notes

## Notes

The tank is based entirely on a vehicle seen in single panel in *Return to Macross*. There are no details available on it otherwise, not even a name. The name comes from the *Robotech Macross Saga* RPG book, and is used for the predecessor for the Centaur hovertank.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Stridsvagn 134 were created by the author by working backwards from the Centaur.
Abductor/Notes

## Notes

The Cestus was created by Bill Spangler and Tim Eldred for the Malibu *Robotech: Firewalkers* and *Robotech: Invid War* comics. There is no known information on the design beyond simple observation of its limited appearances. The design is well illustrated.

All details are speculation on the part of the author. The Mecha is capable of flying at high speeds and giving chase to an Alpha fighter. It is armed with two Invid-style 'annihilation disk' cannons on its underside, claws on its arms and legs, and a set of smaller secondary arms under the body. Unfortunately, its scale is inconsistent and it varies in size between panels.

Original Artwork by Tim Eldred.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Abductor were created by the author through finding a midpoint between the Shock Trooper and Enforcer.
Advanced Soldier Bioroid/Notes

## Notes

The Late Period Type I Bioroid was designed for *Super Dimensional Calvalry Southern Cross* but never appeared on-screen beyond the opening sequence. There are no details on the design beyond its appearance. The background was entirely the author's creation to fit in with the other Bioroid designs. Most of the technical details were taken from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked).

Original artwork by Kogawa Tomonori, Hiroyuki Kitazume, Miyo Sonoda, Hiroshi Ogawa, Hirotoshi Ohkura and Takashi Ono

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Advanced Soldier Bioroid were based on those of other Bioroids.
M-21 Anaconda/Notes

## Background

There is no background information on the Anaconda in the OSM beyond the name and illustrations. Most of the technical details were taken from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked).

All background details were pure creation by the author.

Original artwork by Shinji Aramaki, Toshihiro Hirano, Haruhiko Mikimoto, Yasuomi Umetsu and Hiroyuki Kitazume.

## Game Stats

The game stats for the Anaconda were derived from those for the Slepnir and Highlander, but with a more conventional weapons fit.
The Seventh Ikazuchi

***The Seventh Ikazuchi*** is an infocast that profiles historical figures. The infocast is dedicated towards finding the 'truth' about its subjects, but that often ends up dovetailing into conspiracy theories, unproven claims and outright speculation. None the less, its summaries are often detailed and complete, even if they can be a little offbeat at times. The host encourages listeners to 'keep it weird' and to not believe everything they read in 'official' histories.

The infocast's host identifies themselves only as 'KOAM'. It is not affiliated with any publisher.

## Excerpts

* The Ballad of TR Edwards (Part 1)
* The Ballad of TR Edwards (Part 2)
* The Andrews Incident: The Untold Story
* The Beatification of Blessed Saint Leonard (part 1)
* The Beatification of Blessed Saint Leonard (part 2)
* The Beatification of Blessed Saint Leonard (part 3)
* Nigel Aldershot - If the Jackboot fits
* Gunther Reinhardt does not exist
VR-038 Scout Cyclone/Notes

The VR-038 Scout Cyclone is well-illustrated in the OSM and are reasonably well-described. The information here is derived from a variety of sources, including the Strange Machine Games and Palladium *Robotech* Role-Playing Games, the *Robotech Invasion* video game, novels, comics and so on. Additional materials were derived from the *Genesis Climber MOSPEADA* pre-production materials in *The Iami Files.* Some additional material was derived from Mechajournal (offline; archive version linked) to help flesh out the design.

The background is largely the author's own creation in an effort to fit previous materials into the current timeline.

The R model was devised by the Author based on a configuration seen in *Invid War*

Original Artwork by Yoshitaka Amano, Shinji Aramaki, Hideki Kakinuma, Tim Eldred, Kevin Long, Kevin Seimbedia, Brian Manning, Charles Walton and Francisco Etchart.
Riggy and Rosey

**Riggy and Rosey** is a video uploaded to Riggy The Rabbit Monkey (Channel)

## People

* Riggy
* Rosey
* Candy
* doctor
* Lucky

## Plot

Rosey and Riggy as kids are at the park and Candy as a kid steels the toy Rosey had then riggy gives her her teddy bear and riggy and rosey are with Puggy and Jimmy then they get married then they get bad news that Rosey may die so then s a few year later she dies and then riggy dies falling down the stairs
Candy

* Normal
* Young

Candy is a rabbit, Not much is known about her however we do know that she might have some involvement with Lucky in the Riggy Series.

## Appearance

She is a Rabbit with red fur, blue/purple hair and white clothing.

## Trivia

* In the video FNaF Movie OUTRAGE, we see a blue and purple haired Rabbit with red fur and white clothing that was thought to be Candy grown up with dyed hair but it was later confirmed by Danno that she didnt dye her hair and that it's natural. Danno did also confirm that the blonde rabbit was actually Riggy's Ex, Ruby.
Lucky

Lucky is a business man and has been on 99% of food items. He owns a factory and the Bank Of Toonsville of projects and money.

## Appearances

### Debut

IS TIME TRAVEL POSSIBLE?

Lucky hates Riggy, The Reason is most likely that Riggy Destroyed and Burned Down his Factory Named Lucky's Plushies

## Trivia

* It was hinted at that he had some involvement with Riggy in the past, with Riggy telling his past self not to go to the factory in IS TIME TRAVEL POSSIBLE?.
* Lucky had a burger shop named Lucky's Burgs seen in WHY ALL FINAL FAST FOOD SIGNS USE RED AND YELLOW?
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