This pair of Hatsune Miku dakimakura covers, with a suggestive one above, and a more revealing one below, are by esteemed artist Sayori, whose work we have had the pleasure of seeing previously. As if that were not enough, we also see an interesting Ranka Lee cover too.
Here we have Hatsune Miku colliding with Macross F’s Ranka Lee, and engaged in some classic “キラッ☆” posing…
An rather imaginative Macross F MAD, this combines the classic Ranka Lee Kira musical sequence with the chaos of NicoNico Douga’s commenting system – it is in fact a compilation of the most interesting ascii art comments made over various versions of the video, compiled together to create a complete AA version.
It should become clear once you’ve seen the video:
The officially operated Macross F ero-van we admired previously has apparently had the misfortune of attracting police attention, though matters did not end too badly.
This instructive image offers both intentionally (see what’s being described as ripe watermelons) and unintentionally (author might want to check the meaning of “hip”) humourous Engrish usage in the context of Macross F.
The excitement surrounding the announcement of a Macross F film may have been misplaced, as an interview with esteemed director and Macross creator 河森正治 / Shouji Kawamori, included in Macross F 2059:Memories, has him making statements which basically scotch the notion of there being much original content or story development from the anime.
He has this to say:
If robot thing anime Macross Frontier were to collide with yandere eroge/ero-anime School Days, the results might be like so; we can but hope they never do?
This rather erotically decorated itasha, featuring not only a tastefully nude Ranka Lee posed over a prophetic remark, but also a bullet riding Sheryl Nome sure to create some uprising, looks to be the most interesting ero-sha to date.
Now updated with much more detail and even a video; the vehicle in question was unveiled at Macross Galaxy Tour Final to great interest.
In a slightly complicated piece of Macross inspired marketing; the show’s Nyan-Nyan maguro-man (tuna “manjuu”) are prepared by a comely qipao sporting lady cosplaying Ranka Lee, with packaging and similar inspired by the show, and with the added draw of a certain familiar look…
Another impressive doujin Nendoroid emerges, this time featuring ランカ・リー / Ranka Lee, of recently concluded anime Macross F. The anonymous maker’s first, it is said.
