Army of The Southern Cross - Reboot Continuity and Naming Conventions

Reboot Continuity and Naming Conventions

In "rebooting" the Robotech storyline, Harmony Gold has apparently opted to abandon the traditional notion of rivalry between the Robotech Defense Force (RDF) and the Army of the Southern Cross in favor of a "United Earth Forces" (UEF) model. As a result, abbreviations have changed; for instance, in Palladium Books' Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles RPG, references that would formerly have been made to the RDF or Robotech Expeditional Force (REF) are now made to the UEDF or UEEF.

Robotech
Motion pictures
  • Codename: Robotech
  • Robotech (episodes)
  • Robotech: The Movie
  • Robotech II: The Sentinels
  • Robotech 3000
  • Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles
Publications
  • Art books
  • Comics (Robotech: Prelude to the Shadow Chronicles)
  • Novels
Video games
  • Crystal Dreams
  • Battlecry
  • The Macross Saga
  • Invasion
  • The New Generation
Universe
Characters
  • Rick Hunter
  • Lisa Hayes
  • Max Sterling
  • Claudia Grant
  • Macross operators
  • Miriya Parina Sterling
  • Breetai
  • Exedore
  • Dana Sterling
  • Scott Bernard
  • Ariel
  • T. R. Edwards
  • Janice Em
  • Robotech Elders
  • Zor
Races
  • Haydonites
  • Invid
  • Robotech Masters
  • Zentradi
Story
  • Protoculture
  • Flower of Life
  • Reflex Point
  • Robotech Wars
Technology
  • Vehicles and Spacecraft
  • SDF-1 Macross
  • VF-1 Valkyrie
Worlds
  • Optera
  • Tirol
Merchandise
  • Robotech Collectible Card Game
  • Robotech music
  • Robotech Defenders
  • Role-playing games
Related
  • The Super Dimension Fortress Macross
  • Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross
  • Genesis Climber MOSPEADA
  • Megazone 23
  • Astro Plan

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