At the end of the last September when the final episode of Macross F was broadcast, the TV animation was released at the end of the film. The diehard fans were very excited and eagerly waiting. In the Macross series magazine MacrossAce Vol. 001 released in January 2009, some information about the film was leaked. In the special meeting between General Director Shoji Kawamori and Yoko Kanno, the two industry insiders had a nearly 3-hour conversation about the Macross MF film to be released in 2009. From this, we learned that the film will plan to let Kuran develop a love relationship to make up for the regrets in the TV series. Many of the suggestions of the god Kawamori in the TV series that were not adopted will be shown in the film this time. The TV series may be reviewed in the play. The reason why Kawamori's words are quoted is to let people who are new to MF have a general understanding of the work, so there will be some changes in the position of the characters. As for whether Kuran will replace the position of the double singer, Yoko Kanno replied that she would try if there is a chance. After nearly half a year of busy production of the theatrical version, "MacrossAce" Vol.002, which was released in June, finally made its debut, and also brought two news about the theatrical version. One is that the theatrical version of "Macross F" will be officially released on November 21, and will be included in the winter theater screening schedule. The second is that the theatrical version of "Macross F" is officially titled "Void Song Princess", and the green dam girl Lanhua Li in the magazine picture appeared with the word "real", and the black-bellied Queen Sherlock only had the word "hush". Could it be that in the theatrical version, it will be revealed that the green dam girl is the final wings of Art! ? Then what about the previous "MacrossAce" Vol.001 that revealed that Kuran was the protagonist! ? Kawamori, you must give us an explanation! Kawamori, what are you unhappy about? Say it out to make everyone happy, please don't blacken Sherlock, okay?