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Codename: Robotech (1985)
Codename: Robotech is an animated pilot that preceded the original 1985 Robotech television series. It is set within the events of the First Robotech War.
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Codename: Robotech is an animated pilot that preceded the original 1985 Robotech television series. It is set within the events of the First Robotech War.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Action, TV Movie
Written By:Robert V. Barron, Greg Finley, Ardwight Chamberlain, Steve Kramer, Gregory Snegoff, Mike Reynolds, Jason Klassi, Tao Will
In Theaters:3/1/1985
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Harmony Gold, Tatsunoko Production
Cast
Robert V. Barron
Director
Tony Oliver
Rick Hunter (voice)
Rebecca Forstadt
Lynn Minmay (voice)
Melanie MacQueen
Lisa Hayes (voice)
Dan Woren
Roy Fokker (voice)
Iona Morris
Claudia Grant (voice)
Greg Finley
Henry J. Gloval (voice)
Gregory Snegoff
Khyron (voice)
Cam Clarke
Max Sterling (voice)
Tony Clay
Breetai (voice)
Wendee Lee
Vanessa Leeds (voice)
Theodore Lehmann
Exedore (voice)
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