Super Valkyrie Hats

Description: Macross is a Japanese science fiction mecha anime media franchise/media mix, created by Studio Nue and Artland in 1982. The franchise features a fictional history of Earth and the human race after the year 1999, as well as the history of humanoid civilization in the Milky Way.

Description: Max and Milia Jenius in their custom-liveried Super VF-1Js race into battle in a tight, and unusual, formation. No AI used.

Description: The Valkyrie Mecha Robot (aka Veritech) was featured in the 1980s anime Super Dimension Fortress Macross (aka Robotech).

Description: Done per request by a fan, mimicking a famous F-14 Tomcat phot, originally by by CMDR. CJ "Heater" Heatley, USN (Ret). Drawn in Photoshop. No AI

Description: Done per request by a fan, mimicking a famous F-14 Tomcat phot, originally by by CMDR. CJ "Heater" Heatley, USN (Ret). This variant features Roy with his helmet shades down. Drawn in Photoshop. No AI

Description: Macross Super Messiah Valkyrie Alto

Description: Max Jenius in this custom-liveried Super VF-1J, launching an Itano Circus of missiles. No AI used.

Description: The VF-27γ SP Super Lucifer Valkyrie is an extremely advanced cyborg-operated Variable Fighter from Macross Frontier, most famously piloted by Brera Sterne. It is essentially the enhanced Super Pack-equipped version of the VF-27γ Lucifer.

Description: Typical tourist trap

Description: Milia Jenius in her custom-liveried Super VF-1J, firing her gunpod after downing a different bandit. No AI used.

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Description: An 8bit style, super-deformed version of the VF-1A Super Valkyrie (Hikaru Ichojo's colors) in fighter, GERWALK, and Battroid modes. As seen in the 1984 animated film "Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love?"

Description: Peeker-style illustration of Milia Jenius No AI used.

Description: Peeker-style illustration of Max Jenius No AI used.

Description: The Skull Squadron sorties from the SDF-1. Due to the nature of this design, it is only being printed on black fabric.

Description: chibi mercy

Description: Inspired by the 1985 ad featuring a hilariously mis-assembled Jetfire toy.