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In the fictional [[Robotech]] series (1985) the '''SDF-2''' is the second Super Dimensional flagship of the United Earth Forces that was abruptly introduced offscreen in the dialogue of the 36th and final episode of the ''[[First Robotech War|The Macross Saga]]'' segment. |
In the fictional [[Robotech]] series (1985) the '''SDF-2''' is the second Super Dimensional flagship of the United Earth Forces that was abruptly introduced offscreen in the dialogue of the 36th and final episode of the ''[[First Robotech War|The Macross Saga]]'' segment. |
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''This article specifically deals with [[Robotech]] continuity. See the article about the [[SDF-2 Megaroad|Megaroad]]-class colony ship for information about the Japanese [[Macross]] version.'' |
:''This article specifically deals with [[Robotech]] continuity. See the article about the [[SDF-2 Megaroad|Megaroad]]-class colony ship for information about the Japanese [[Macross]] version.'' |
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==History and background== |
==History and background== |
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Though the SDF-2 was never seen in [[Robotech]], it was presumed destroyed sometime during the Khyron's final attack on the [[SDF-1 Macross|SDF-1]] at New Macross City in 2014. Its surprise non-appearance and the ambiguity of its outcome has been an endless source of confusion and debate among Robotech fans. |
Though the SDF-2 was never seen in the 1985 [[Robotech (TV series)|''Robotech'' television series]], it was presumed destroyed sometime during the Khyron's final attack on the [[SDF-1 Macross|SDF-1]] at New Macross City in 2014. Its surprise non-appearance and the ambiguity of its outcome has been an endless source of confusion and debate among Robotech fans. |
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Some of its remains are supposedly buried at the three mounds that play a key part of the [[Second Robotech War]], but never referred to as such in the animation. The rest of its components and materials were scavenged for the construction of the new [[SDF-3 Pioneer|SDF-3]]. |
Some of its remains are supposedly buried at the three mounds that play a key part of the [[Second Robotech War]], but never referred to as such in the animation. The rest of its components and materials were scavenged for the construction of the new [[SDF-3 Pioneer|SDF-3]]. |
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The [[Comico]] [[comic book]] adaptation depicts the SDF-2 as sitting back to back with SDF-1 in Lake Gloval. This was expanded upon in the [[Jack McKinney]] novels. It is similar in appearance to SDF-1 and seems to have been intentionally built in the original ship's post-modular transformation mode. This is unusual given that the purpose for transformation in the original was due to circumstance, not design |
The [[Comico]] [[comic book]] adaptation depicts the SDF-2 as sitting back to back with SDF-1 in Lake Gloval. This was expanded upon in the [[Jack McKinney]] novels. It is similar in appearance to SDF-1 and seems to have been intentionally built in the original ship's post-modular transformation mode. This is unusual given that the purpose for transformation in the original was due to circumstance, not design. However, the novel explains this was to facilitate the transfer of the engines from the SDF-1 to the SDF-2, although this never actually happens. Since the ship is visualized in the comics as being similar to the SDF-1 (though armed with [[ARMD class carriers]]), it is generally assumed to be a second ''Macross''-class battlefortress. |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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*[[SDF-1 Macross|SDF-1]] |
*[[SDF-1 Macross|SDF-1]] |
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*[[SDF-3 Pioneer|SDF-3]] |
*[[SDF-3 Pioneer|SDF-3]] |
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*[[SDF-4 |
*[[SDF-4]] |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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Revision as of 20:44, 13 October 2006
In the fictional Robotech series (1985) the SDF-2 is the second Super Dimensional flagship of the United Earth Forces that was abruptly introduced offscreen in the dialogue of the 36th and final episode of the The Macross Saga segment.
- This article specifically deals with Robotech continuity. See the article about the Megaroad-class colony ship for information about the Japanese Macross version.
History and background
Though the SDF-2 was never seen in the 1985 Robotech television series, it was presumed destroyed sometime during the Khyron's final attack on the SDF-1 at New Macross City in 2014. Its surprise non-appearance and the ambiguity of its outcome has been an endless source of confusion and debate among Robotech fans.
Some of its remains are supposedly buried at the three mounds that play a key part of the Second Robotech War, but never referred to as such in the animation. The rest of its components and materials were scavenged for the construction of the new SDF-3.
The Comico comic book adaptation depicts the SDF-2 as sitting back to back with SDF-1 in Lake Gloval. This was expanded upon in the Jack McKinney novels. It is similar in appearance to SDF-1 and seems to have been intentionally built in the original ship's post-modular transformation mode. This is unusual given that the purpose for transformation in the original was due to circumstance, not design. However, the novel explains this was to facilitate the transfer of the engines from the SDF-1 to the SDF-2, although this never actually happens. Since the ship is visualized in the comics as being similar to the SDF-1 (though armed with ARMD class carriers), it is generally assumed to be a second Macross-class battlefortress.