RoboSkullCast: A Robotech Podcast

Nick and Shamus dive deep into Zentradi theories on episodes 31 and 32 of Robotech, Khyron's Revenge and Broken Heart. These romances are the best worst things ever, Lisa's doodly's want revenge, and Minmei drinks way too much coffee.

Nick and Shamus mourn for Minmei's lack of character development on episodes 29 and 30 of Robotech, The Robotech Masters and Viva Miriya. Khyron wants facial hair, Dana is adorable, and the Invid are totally a thing now.

Nick and Shamus watch the world burn on episodes 27 and 28 of Robotech, Force of Arms and Reconstruction Blues. Ben becomes a hype man, Kyle learns the power of "them's the breaks", and issue three of Titan Comics Robotech series gets discussed in some serious detail.

Nick and Shamus can't get over Rick's reaction to Max and Miriya on episodes 25 and 26 of Robotech, Wedding Bells and The Messenger. Exedore sings, a coffee pot is cooked, and maybe being 'just a friend' will save the universe in the most destructive way possible.

Nick and Shamus wonder if Lisa can even read morse code on episodes 23 and 24 of Robotech, Reckless and Showdown. Rick accidentally thinks Claudia is hitting on him, Max is way too flawless, and Sammie is just trying her best.

Shamus and Nick give praise unto Cola Bot on episodes 21 and 22 of Robotech, A New Dawn and Battle Hymm. Gloval unveils his true power, Rick attempts to do math, and Lisa's doodly hair is ready to kill.

Shamus and Nick say goodbye to their favorite anime character on episodes 19 and 20 of Robotech, Bursting Point and Paradise Lost. Minmei is now the worst, Gloval would rather save Pipey than all the civilians, and Khyron is very British.

Shamus and Nick wonder what's in a pineapple salad on episodes 17 and 18 of Robotech, Phantasm and Farewell, Big Brother. Roy ups his kill count for the last time, Claudia avoids a trope, and Rick can't fly a bicycle.

Shamus and Nick discuss how Minmei has let fame go to her head on episodes 15 and 16 of Robotech, Homecoming and Battle Cry. Kyle is way too edgy about peace, the Earth Government might be hiding a war, and the narrator puts in overtime.