Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Description: An 8bit style, super-deformed version of the SDF-1 in Storm Attack mode. As seen in the 1984 animated film "Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love?"

Description: An 8bit style, super-deformed version of the zentran/zentradi Regult. As seen in the 1984 animated film "Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love?"

Description: An 8bit style, super-deformed version of the meltran/meltrandi commander Moruk Lap Lamiz. As seen in the 1984 animated film "Super Dimension Fortress Macross: Do You Remember Love?"

Description: The three modes of the VF-9 Cutlass presented in super-deformed/chibi style, and Max's custom color scheme.

Description: An 8-bit inspired version of Kakizaki's VF-1A Super Valkyrie, as seen in the classic anime film Macross: Do You Remember Love?

Description: An 8-bit version of the "Deep Striker" S Gundam, as seen in the photo novel Gundam Sentinel, and inspired by the designs from the retro Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

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

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MS-06FZ Zaku II (B-type helmet), which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MS-09R-2 Rick Dom II, which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: Illustration of the SDP-1 Stampede Valkyrie, as seen in the 1990s series of computer strategy games for the NEC PC-98. This variant shows the SDP-1 by itself with no background, text, or shadow effects.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MS-18E Kampfer, carrying a full load of available weapons, in the not-seen-on-screen Char Aznable color scheme.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the RX-78NT-1 Gundam "Alex," which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: The EX-S Gundam in space, floating above the moon. This version replicates a page of a manga/comic book, and takes the original watercolor, turning to grayscale and adding a halftone effect.

Description: The characters Lynn Minmay, Misa Hayase, and Hikaru Ichijoe (and the VF-4 Lightning III) as they appear the animated epilogue Macross Flashback 2012. This an adaptation of an existing illustration for the Macross: Do You Remember Love? film, but updated to reflect the characters and mecha as they appear in the FB212 short.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the RX-178 Gundam Mk II Unit 03, in Titans colors, from the anime series Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.

Description: The team of FA-010A FAZZ mobiles suits, units 04, 05, and 06, ready for action!

Description: An 8-bit version of the Zeta Plus A1 Test Type, as seen in the photo novel Gundam Sentinel, and inspired by the designs from the retro Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8-bit inspired version of the Zentran Regult, as seen in the classic anime film Macross: Do You Remember Love?

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MS-09R-2 Rick Dom II, which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: Print of a commissioned image: Char Aznable and his MSN-04 Sazabi, done in watercolor and ink pen. Note- due to the original design, some parts of this image may appear to be cut off. This is intentional.

Description: An 8-bit inspired version of the Destroid Monster, as seen in the classic anime SDF: Macross and the film Macross: Do You Remember Love?

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

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)

Description: Watercolor painting feature two Hy-Goggs of the Cyclops Team, as seen in the Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket anime series.

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: The EX-S Gundam meets Alice in this 2011 marker drawing.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MSM-03C Hy-Gogg, which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: Stylish design of the RX-0 Gundam Unicorn (Destroy Mode). Due to the nature of this illustration, it is only being offered on dark materials

Description: A suder-deformed/chibi (ie- cute) version of the FA-010A FAZZ mobile suit, Unit 05, as it appears in the late-80s photo novel Gundam Sentinel.

Description: An 8-bit inspired version of Max's VF-1S Valkyrie, as seen in the classic anime film Macross: Do You Remember Love?

Description: The tragic character Marida Cruz and her NZ-666 Kshatriya, from Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn. This VerManga (version manga) process the colors into tone dots and then converts to black and white so the image appears as it would on the pages of a comic book.

Description: A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MS-18E Kampfer, carrying a full load of available weapons, which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

Description: A Super-Deformed/Chibi-style rendition of the SX-NFR-01SES Tyrant Sword mobile suit, from the relatively obscure Tyrant Sword of Neofalia photo novel published in the pages of Hobby Japan in 1987.

Description: Don't trust gifts from Regults?

Description: Celebrating the Daicon IV sci-fi convention in Osaka, 1983, the infamous Bunny Girl is drawn in pin-up style, riding the daikon spaceship.

Description: Celebrating the Daicon IV sci-fi convention in Osaka, 1983, where the infamous Daicon Bunny Girl debuted.