Mecha Valkyrie Merch

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: 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: A silver-haired mecha valkyrie reaches toward a blazing comet in a star-filled sky. White and violet futuristic armor, flowing hair and a mechanical border capture the wonder of cosmic anime adventure.

Description: An homage to the beginning of the 1984 film "Macross: Do You Remember Love?" with the Skull Squadron on fast burn over the planet Saturn.

Description: Valkyrie VF-1J

Description: The twins, Transformers Autobot Jetfire and Roy Focker's own Robotech Macross Veritech Fighter VF-1S, together again for the first time. Says "Brothers" in Japanese. Lightly distressed for a retro '80s look.

Description: Vintage anime graphic artwork featuring a heavily armed futuristic mecha surrounded by mechanical weapons and a bold circular backdrop. The distressed blue, red, white, and yellow palette creates a classic retro military sci-fi aesthetic with detailed hand-drawn linework. Perfect for anime fans, mecha enthusiasts, sci-fi collectors, streetwear lovers, and anyone seeking distinctive collectible apparel with powerful futuristic graphic artwork.

Description: Inspired by the 1992 PC-Engine game Macross 2036, is a special edition drawn to celebrate Super Dimension Convention on October 7th, 2023.

Description: Unleash the ultimate power with the Huntrix: K-Pop Demon Hunters 'Valkyrie Protocol' edition! Featuring Rumi, Zoey, and Mira in their magnificent armored forms, backed by a colossal crystalline mecha angel. Packed with intricate details of glowing sci-fi weapons like the Void Lance, Pink Katana, and Neon Spear. Perfect for fans of epic anime armor, cyberpunk mecha, futuristic k-pop style, fantasy warriors, and high-detail otaku apparel!

Description: Step into classic anime nostalgia with this retro-style VF-1 Valkyrie infographic poster. Designed in a bold 1980s Japanese pop art and risograph print aesthetic, this artwork features detailed mecha schematics, distressed halftone dot textures, classic kanji typography, and vintage color blocking. Perfect for fans of classic 80s mecha, giant robots, retro sci-fi aesthetics, Japanese pop culture, and vintage blueprint designs. Add a touch of retro tech style to your collection as a t-shirt, hoodie, sticker, wall art poster, or phone case!

Description: Step into classic anime nostalgia with this retro-style VF-1 Valkyrie infographic poster. Designed in a bold 1980s Japanese pop art and risograph print aesthetic, this artwork features detailed mecha schematics, distressed halftone dot textures, classic kanji typography, and vintage color blocking. Perfect for fans of classic 80s mecha, giant robots, retro sci-fi aesthetics, Japanese pop culture, and vintage blueprint designs. Add a touch of retro tech style to your collection as a t-shirt, hoodie, sticker, wall art poster, or phone case!

Description: Robotech Mospeada Saga Alpha Fighter Design

Description: A retro Japanese sci-fi poster inspired by classic 1980s mecha aesthetics. Featuring a powerful VF-1J Valkyrie-style fighter, technical schematics, bold orange and black graphics, and vintage military-space typography. A perfect design for fans of anime, mecha, robots, space opera, and old-school Japanese sci-fi.

Description: This vintage-inspired artwork features a detailed VF-1J Valkyrie fighter in bold black, white, and orange, surrounded by technical schematics, U.N. Spacy-inspired markings, and classic space-age typography. Designed with the look of a 1980s Japanese sci-fi exhibition poster, combining mechanical illustration, manga aesthetics, industrial graphics, and nostalgic anime culture. Perfect for fans of giant robots, transforming mecha, vintage Japanese design, and classic space opera.

Description: Robotech Mospeada Saga Alpha Fighter Design

Description: The two ace pilots from SDF: Macross, formerly rivals, now fight on the same side. Featuring Max Jenius and Milia Fallyna, with the custom blue and red paint-scheme Super VF-1J's.

Description: Robotech Mospeada Saga Alpha Fighter Design

Description: Robotech Mospeada Saga Alpha Fighter Design

Description: Captain Gloval will see you now.

Description: Ride the waves, but look out for the SDF-1!

Description: Robotech Mospeada Saga Alpha Fighter Design

Description: Blueprint of Macross VF-1J Valkyrie

Description: SV 51 blue print from Macross Zero

Description: SV 51 blue print from Macross Zero

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: The YF-19 and YF-21 reach for the sky as the main characters Guld, Isamu, and Myung are represented in an 80s-style design.

Description: Can you hang with the Valkyrie jocks of Skull Squadron? FEAR THE BONES!

Description: Emblem of Skull Squadron

Description: A unique perspective of the Angel Birds flight demonstration team in tight formation over South Ataria island.

Description: RIP Lt Maj Fokker

Description: Roy Focker Valkyrie

Description: Hikaru Ichijyo Valkyrie

Description: Don't trust gifts from Regults?

Description: Another super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of an obscure design. This time the Armored GERWALK which, to my knowledge, exists as a single sketch and never officially appeared in any anime, manga, or otherwise. The "GERWALK" mode is when the VF is between plane and battroid mode, it's legs and, usually, arms are out, but still retains the fuselage of fighter mode.

Description: The Virtual World "Valkyrie" art is available as a T-shirt for the first time! This awesome design adorned the System 3 and Tesla Cockpits! This are was inspired by the design work of Patrick Nagel.