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Martian Successor Nadesico: The Prince of Darkness is a feature film released in Japan in 1998. It is a sequel to the 1996 TV series Martian Successor Nadesico and the 1998 video game Martian Successor Nadesico: The Blank of Three Years. Tatsuo Sato returns as director and writer, leading a team that includes mechanical designers Mika Akitaka and Yasuhiro Moriki, character designer Keiji Gotoh and composer Takayuki Hattori. Three years have passed since the end of the TV series, and while the Earth and the Jovian Federation are at peace, a new threat arises from the Martian Successors. With Akito Tenkawa and Yurika Misumaru missing, it falls to Captain Ruri Hoshino to reassemble her old comrades on the new battleship Nadesico-C. The movie was initially released in North America by ADV Films, but it has since been re-released by Right Stuf.
Mecha
Aestivalis Akito Custom
Aestivalis Custom
Aestivalis II
Alstroemeria
Artillery Aestivalis
Batta (Euchalis Type)
Black Serena High Mobility Type
Black Serena (Type A2)
Sternkugel
Super Aestivalis
Vehicles and Support Units
Eucharis
Jovian Transport Ship
New Liatris class
New Nadesico class (Nadesico-B)
New Nadesico class (Nadesico-C)
Yumemizuki class
NOTE: Units indicated with an asterisk (*) are available in Burke’s All the World’s Mecha or Burke’s Fighting Ships & Vehicles format.
A very ARTMIC mail call today. MADOX-01 has the same issues all Moderoids do (bad 80s joint design on the knees) but HJ Vintage has a lot of great interviews with Kakinuma, Aramaki, Sonoda, Miyatake, etc.
A lot of hot takes out there relating to #G_Witch that we will not QRT to elevate that nonsense, but to make something abundantly clear:
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