This page is on the movie, released in 1988. For other uses, see Robotech II: The Sentinels (disambiguation).

Robotech II: The Sentinels was a movie released in 1988 on VHS by Palladium Books. It was made from the animation of about three episodes that were produced for the produced Sentinels TV series, as well as using a high amount of flashbacks to the original show, mostly edited down for time.

Synopsis Edit

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Memorable quotes Edit

"My husband's ignorance and stubbornness are enough to drive me mad! He is in every way my intellectual and spiritually inferior, a de-evolutionized barbarian! And yet his will is strong. When I am with him, I feel his mind reaching out to me, trying to smother me. He is jealous of my evolutionary achievements and would pull me down to his level. That is why I have returned to Optera, the homeworld of our civilization, in order to free my mind of his influence. Now I see the path I must take. No longer will I be subservient to the Regent. The time has come to act on my own. If the Invid Flower of Life is to be found, then I am the one who will find it, not by blasting some insignificant little world into dust, but by tracking down the flagship of the Robotech Master Zor. I will go to Haydon V and activate the Sensor Nebula. No matter where Zor's ship may be, even though it lies beyond the farthest fringe of the cosmos, the Sensor Nebula will find it. Then at last I will take the flower back from the thief who betrayed me, and woe to anyone who would stand in my way!"

- Regess

Background information Edit

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Cast Edit

• Tony Oliver as Rick Hunter
• Melanie MacQueen (credited "Aline Leslie") as Lisa Hayes
• Rebecca Forstadt (credited "Reba West") as Lynn Minmei
• Gregory Snegoff (credited "Greg Snow") as Emil Lang
• Tom Wyner (credited "Abe Lesser") as Jonathan Wolfe
• Cam Clarke (credited "Jimmy Flinders") as Maximillian Sterling
• Ted Layman (credited "Leonard Pike") as Exedore
• Michael McConnohie (credited Jeffrey Platt) as T.R. Edwards / Rolf Emerson
• Oliver Barrett as Bowie Grant (voice)
• Tony Clay (credited "John Alexander") as Breetai
• Greg Finley (credited "Guy Garrett") as Anatole Leonard
• Steve Kramer (credited "Drew Thomas") as Tesla
• Cyn Branch as Cabell
• Catherine Battistone as Miriya Sterling
• Ardwight Chamberlain as Rem
• Lara Cody as Dana Sterling
• Richard Epcar as Vince Grant
• Barbara Goodson as Jean Grant
• Milton James as Colonel Adam Reinhardt
• Russell Johnson - Narrator
• Alexandra Kenworthy as Regess
• Wendee Lee as Janice Em
• Kerrigan Mahan as Jack Baker
• Ike Medlick as Priest
• Lisa Paulette as Karen Penn
• Mike Reynolds as Harry Penn
• Melodee Spevack as Mission control (voice)