Good-bye Girl (グッバイ・ガール Gubbai Gāru) is the 23rd episode of Super Dimension Fortress Macross.
Synopsis
The year is 2010.
After realising the Zentradi are genetically similar, Misa heads to Earth to convince the leaders to agree to a ceasefire. Her flight was attacked by Quamzin Kravshera and Hikaru was dispatched as reinforcement.
Max has a chance encounter with Milia in a video game arcade, and he defeated her for the second time. He got a date with her in the park the next night.
Plot
The year is 2010.
After realising the Zentradi are genetically similar, Misa heads to Earth to convince the leaders to agree to a ceasefire. Before she left, she made a call to Hikaru and said her goodbye. Her flight was attacked by Quamzin Kravshera after a diversionary attack drew off the defenders, leaving Maximilian Jenius outgunned. Captain Bruno J. Global ordered Hikaru dispatched as reinforcement, and he took out the remaining 30 Regulds. The escorts were sent back, leaving Hikaru as the sole escort. Hikaru and Misa said their final goodbyes, and Hikaru added a final message in Morse Code.
Max has a chance encounter with Milia in a video game arcade, and he defeated her for the second time. He got a date with her in the park the next night.
Stats
TBA
Trivia
Debut of the Super Valkeryie.
References
 This article is a Category:Stub and is missing information. You can help Macross Wiki by expanding it. |
 This article is in need of images. |
| Super Dimension Fortress Macross Episodes |
|---|
| "Boobytrap" • "Countdown" • "Space Fold" • "Lynn Minmay" • "Transformation" • "Daedalus Attack" • "Bye-Bye Mars" • "Longest Birthday" • "Miss Macross" • "Blind Game" • "First Contact" • "Big Escape" • "Blue Wind" • "Global Report" • "Chinatown" • "Kung Fu Dandy" • "Phantasm" • "Pineapple Salad" • "Burst Point" • "Paradise Lost" • "Micro Cosmos" • "Love Concert" • "Drop Out" • "Good-bye Girl" • "Virgin Road" • "Messenger" • "Love Drifts Away" • "My Album" • "Lonely Song" • "Viva Maria" • "Satan's Dolls" • "Broken Heart" • "Rainy Night" • "Private Time" • "Romanesque" • "Goodbye, Tenderness" |