Simon Furman writes the most Khyron line ever in issue 18 of Titan Comics' Robotech series. Clones run amuck, maybe the Masters are all behind this, and Gloval finally gets his own movie. You can support RoboSkull Cast on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/roboskullcast

Lunk REALLY hates mysteries on episode 67 of Robotech, Paper Hero. Annie is too short to ride a motorcycle, Rand shares the spotlight, and, of course, Nick and Shamus geek out over the first cover for the Event Horizon comic.

We get the simplest explanation for Protoculture ever in issue 17 of Titan Comics' Robotech series. Lisa wants Karl to shave his beard, Lang's timeline shenanigans send us into more deep theories, and the deepest cut Robotech references yet.

Rand is a comedic genius on episode 66 of Robotech, Hard Times. Rook deals with her past, Ben and Marlene team-up, and Rand has the funniest line in all of Robotech.

Annie is a loud mouth pest (and we love her) on episode 65 of Robotech, Curtian Call. Lancer talks over his own vocals, Lunk wants to be more important, and the Invid get a helpline.

Zand is all about semantics in issue 16 of Titan Comics' Robotech series. Rick gets to be an action hero, we discuss changes to the timeline in-depth (of course), and bring Khyron to Disneyland.

Kyle is back (and we don't totally hate him!) in issue 15 of Titan Comics' Robotech series. Roy is still doing that ominous voice, Max flirts in only the way Max can, and the Invid's pincers make a surprise appearance!

Scott wants to marry his Alpha Fighter on episode 64 of Robotech, Survival. We know exactly where this Rook and Rand hate thing is going, the SDF-3 is more screwed than we realized, and our longest stinger ever.

Nick and Shamus' theories were (sort of) right in issue 14 of Titan Comics' Robotech series. Lazlo Zand brings the Dimension in SDF-1, Kyle spins a sandwich board for peace, and Percy basically turns into a Power Ranger.

Rook's got a swelled head, JEEPERS, on episode 63 of Robotech, Lonely Soldier Boy. Rand's sassy as hell, Lancer is incredibly progressive, and Lunk is somehow... not an anime character?!