Production
Original Macross creator and mecha designer Shoji Kawamori performed editorial supervision of the novel. UkyōKodachi,who was in charge of the novelization of Macross Frontier,wrote the new novel series. [2] Famous mecha illustrator Hidetaka Tenjin created graphic art adapted from Varchi Lee's new variable fighter model kit designs. Muneharu designed the color schemes of the new variable fighters and other mecha shown in the magazine. The character designer for the new novel series was Katsumi Enami. Tommy Otsuka was in charge of the illustration of the web adaptation of the novel.
The new models of plastic model kits shown in the hobby magazine were sponsored and manufactured by Hasegawa and Bandai. Garage kits were converted and customized for the new plastic model designs and were manufactured from scratch for the hobby magazine. Dengeki published submitted fan-based garage kits of various variable fighters. [3]
A book summarizing the light novel episodes was published on June 25,2011. Also a visual book with photos of the new models published in the magazine was released with the novel.
A limited sale kit of the VF-11D "Thunderfocus" variable fighter which appeared in the light novel was produced as a plastic model kit from Hasegawa in December 2011. [4]
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