Macross Plus Movie Edition

The "Scotland Loves Anime" film festival takes place annually in Glasgow and Edinburgh. It was started in 2010 and includes the "Golden Partridge" jury award and audience-voted awards.

The past winners of the Golden Partridge Award are as follows.

2021: Gyokou no Nikuko-chan
2022: Goodbye, Don Glees!
2023: Hokkyoku Hyakkaten no Concierge-san.

Choose your path in this saga involving music, romance and robots!

Production order:

- Macross
- Do You Remember Love?
- Flashback 2012
- Macross II
- Macross Plus
- Macross 7
- Macross 7 Plus
- Macross Plus Movie
- Macross 7 Movie
- Macross 7 Encore
- Macross Dynamite 7
- Macross Zero
- Macross Frontier
- Macross Frontier Movie 1
- Macross Frontier Movie 2
- Macross FB7
- Macross Delta
- Macross Delta Movie 1
- Macross Delta Movie 2

Chronological order:
- Macross Zero
- Macross
- Flashback 2012
- Do You Remember Love?
- Macross Plus / Macross Plus Movie
- Macross 7
- Macross 7 Plus
- Macross 7 Movie
- Macross 7 Encore
- Macross Dynamite 7
- Macross Frontier / Movies
- Macross FB7
- Macross Delta / Movies

A comprehensive watch order of the Macross Series series, which includes every entry of the Macross Series franchise.
Original Guide: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=1871038

NOTE: The following list is the Chronological order !!

AEGC Interest Stack index: https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=2017008

Arcade Media is a Mexican distributor that is mainly dedicated to distributing Asian content in Mexican cinemas, mainly in theaters and in the defunct AniFest streaming service. The distributed animes generally came with Spanish subtitles.

The only film that is unknown if it was dubbed or not, since it was announced but never released, Is "Rudolf to Ippaiattena".

This is a collection of anime that I think is important/useful, or just inspiring in terms of its animation. If you are looking to study animation or simply want to appreciate the craft, this stack is for you.

Animator's names of note to pay attention to regarding specific pieces.

These pieces have a harmony, uniqueness or just an x-factor to their overall aesthetic presence, to include music/sound design.

This is not to be confused with animation though. While the two intersect, if something is interesting only for its animation quality, hopefully it's not here.

Feel free to message me if you think I should check something out that could be here. And if you disagree or think there is a better representative of something, let's talk.

Now let me preface, the title is a bit reductionist, we shouldn't feel obligated to label what something is or isn't. Rather, the media below at the very least has an idea in it that is tangential to gender politics, whether simply representation or potentially more triggering such as gender violence. I will put a trigger warning for the titles that need it. Disclaimer, i also go into themes sometimes, which you find as spoilers.

As an aside, just because something is problematic, doesn't mean you can't experience it or even enjoy it. The key is to do your homework (I've got lots to do) so you can see those problems and therefore not internalize them but rather engage with them critically.

Either way, all of these works have something in them that might add to your understanding of the subject (or not lol). And some are simply here for their baller mc.

Also feel free to message me if you wanna talk or recommend something. I'm always down to learn/hear a new perspective.

A list of films that puts cinematography and timed auditory/musical cues to the forefront, creating "movie magic" moments in the way they're shot, composed, framed, scored, edited etc. Gorgeous set design. Crafted with finesse. More than just silver-screen placeholders.

Vaporwave is a music and visual aesthetic that emerged in the early 2010s and is characterized by its use of samples from 80s and 90s pop culture, creating a nostalgic and dreamlike atmosphere. While there is no specific genre of anime that is vaporwave, many anime series and films have been noted for using certain elements that have made them popular among vaporwave enthusiasts. Here is a list of essential vaporwave anime that you might enjoy:

The films contain at least some of the following elements that contribute to Vaporwave:

-Aesthetics and Neon
-Vintage CGI
-90s consumerism
-80s/90s business/corporate life and setting
-70s thru 90s Asian culture
-Liminal space and cinematography/ minimalism
-Light toned color palette (especially white, pink and cyan)
-Digital revolution and post-internet
-Funky/pop/electronic music/OST and subgenre of Chillwave
-Philosophical and sometimes depressing themes on existentialism
-Avant garde, mind-bending, surreal storyline/narration
-Subgenres of mallsoft, officesoft, futurefunk, virtual utopia, cyberpunk and more.

Movies from 1990-1999
Other Movies: Spring and Chaos

Standalone Animes Movies & OVAs from the 80s & 90s that I want to watch.
Only a few notable ones are apart of a series.
Two of the movies are from the 1970s.

More: Twilight Of The Dark Master

More visual stuff based on part 1!


This part does not contain the mainstream spam from part 1 (mostly)

Every cinema or direct to video anime film that came out in 1995.

1994: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/34759
1996: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/34762

Disclaimer: There are a few hentai movies, that could be counted as well:
- Dragon Knight Gaiden (1995)

Anime where Yoko Kanno is credited with Music.

Shinichirou Watanabe is a Japanese anime television and film director, best known for directing the critically acclaimed and commercially successful anime series Cowboy Bebop (1998), Samurai Champloo (2004), and Space Dandy (2014). Considered an auteur of Japanese animation by film and television critics, Watanabe's work is characterized by evocative uses of music, mature themes, and the incorporation of multiple genres.

as of july 13th, 2025
part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/60279

You can ignore the suggestions below

Best animes/entries in 1995-1999 according to MAL scores, no recaps.