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Rick, in the audience, thinks that finally the Captain is going to reveal why he decided to turn the wedding into a major big deal. He's in his full-dress uniform, all his many medals gleaming. Breetai ponders this, scowling at the space-tube images of Max and Miriya cutting their giant SDF-1-shaped cake as people applaud.Īt the reception, the Master of Ceremonies (who isn't named or identified, but I like to imagine is the ship's propaganda officer known as 'the Boogieman' from a couple novels ago, just because the idea amuses me) introduces Captain Gloval. Exedore makes Breetai feel a whole lot better by pointing out that not only is that totally true, but the Zentraedi have no defense against it and the micronians could easily turn it into a weapon against them. Breetai notes that this 'love' thing is a powerful, dangerous force, which I think was a Stevie Nicks song. In fact, the defectors are probably not flawed mentally, as first speculated, but merely the first wave of many such deserters to come, the longer the Zentraedi are exposed to the humans. This does not bode well, since it's merely the latest iteration of a pattern that's been affecting his fleet almost since the very beginning: the strange, seductive appeal of the micronians and their 'culture', especially exemplified by this Minmei creature and her 'singing'.Įxedore confirms Breetai's beliefs, warning that their forces are in even more jeopardy than he'd originally estimated. He realizes instead that, like the three spies from before, she's in fact gone native among the micronians. Not everyone watching the broadcasts is thrilled and excited for the happy couple, however.īut he immediately discounts the idea that Miriya is merely going really, really undercover as part of her mission, based on the odd look on her face in the broadcasts from the battlefortress. Macross Broadcasting System cameras are broadcasting the whole thing, because as we've already seen, in the world of Robotech, TMZ is just as powerful a force as Protoculture.

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He lands on the Daedalus, where a pile of Destroids (including MAC IIs!) fire more celebratory light beams. Miriya is described as 'look around at it open-mouthed, delighted beyond words', which I have mixed feelings about.

Max flies his VT under beams of light cast from the modified guns of Battloids arrayed in ranks, like the arch of swords in formal police and military weddings. This is obviously part of the original parody, since flying through space in an advanced military fighter while wearing a wedding dress and veil has to be violating all kinds of regs.

Max and Miriya are in their wedding finery, inside Max's fighter. The ship itself has been sort of decorated for the first interstellar wedding celebration, with a rainbow of light being projected from the bow of the Daedalus and VTs zooming around and firing their retros like more fireworks. What else do you guys think was on Miriya's Kindle? My guess is Sun Tzu (which is the funniest book she's ever read) and a lot of trashy romance novels.įireworks are going off outside the SDF-1, but for once it's not weapons fire and the explosions of destroyed mecha, but actual for-real celebratory fireworks.