Macross Socks
Description: The VF-1S Valkyrie flown by Hikaru Ichijyo is one of the most iconic Variable Fighters in the entire Macross franchise. However, there is an important distinction: Hikaru's best-known VF-1S is a machine he inherits from Roy Focker, rather than the Valkyrie he starts the story with.
Description: An 8-bit inspired version of Max’s VF-1S Strike Valkyrie, as seen in the classic anime film Macross: Do You Remember Love? (I know, it never appeared onscreen, but there are enough toys to justify that he flew one)
Asplenia Studios: 8bit VF-1S Strike Vallkyrie (Battroid mode, Max colors) Socks
by AspleniaStudios
$20
Description: I’ve been wanting to make a fake Fire Bomber band shirt for ages now and I finally sat down and did it. I wanted it to look legit so I heavily referenced a lot of official art; Basara from the Dynamite opening, the band name from Ultra Fire album, and the various space vehicles from the Macross 7 concept art.
Description: A monochrome geometric rendering of a robot's head is centrally placed on the left side. To the right, text is presented in a black rectangular block. The number "82" is displayed in large, bold black font. Below it, "MACROSS" is written, followed by "(1982)" in parentheses. Beneath this, Japanese characters "マタリロス" are shown between two black horizontal bars.
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 VF-25S Armored Messiah Valkyrie is a heavily armed variant of the VF-25 Messiah Valkyrie piloted by Ozma Lee, one of the main characters in Macross Frontier. The Armored Messiah is the VF-25 equipped with the Armored Pack. Instead of simply being a fighter with a few weapons, the Armored Pack turns the VF-25 into a heavily armed assault machine.
Description: A monochrome composition featuring a robotic head with prominent antennae on the left, set against a dotted background within a square frame. To the right, the number "82" is prominently displayed above the words "MACROSS" and "(1982)" in bold, block letters. Below the frame, horizontal lines frame Japanese characters which translate to "Argus".
