have given to the REF contains some kind of Trojan Horse. Unable to restore communications, Grant is unable to warn the remaining ships of these findings, and they are left to fight a hopeless battle. Louie searches for ships that have no Shadow technology but finds only one: the massive colony ship Ark Angel. Vince orders the evacuation of all station personnel to the Ark Angel. Liberty has the remaining stockpile of Neutron-S missiles, and Vince sets one to self-destruct. The Ark Angel is able to depart as planned. The Haydonites move their fleet towards Liberty as the Neutron-S warheads detonate, destroying Liberty and the entire Haydonite fleet. As the Ark Angel approaches Earth, Maia and Marcus console each other over the recent events. General Reinhardt gives Vince his new orders: Vince and his crew are to take the Ark Angel and attempt to locate the SDF-3, which may not have been destroyed as initially thought. As Scott and Ariel share a kiss, Louie does his best to reassure a confused and uncertain Janice that "We will win." Cast Richard Epcar as Vince Grant Eddie Frierson as Louie Nichols Mark Hamill as Commander Darryl Taylor, Wolf Squadron Leader; Haydonite leader Alexandra Kenworthy as The Regis Yuri Lowenthal as Marcus Rush Melanie MacQueen as Marlene Rush Chase Masterson as Janice Em Edie Mirman as Maia Sterling Iona Morris as Jean Grant Tony Oliver as Admiral Rick Hunter Arthur Santiago as Alex Romero Gregory Snegoff as Scott Bernard Michael Sorich as Sparks Kari Wahlgren as Ariel Dan Woren as General Gunther Reinhardt Release status Theatrical Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles premiered at the Cannes Film Market on May 22, 2006 in the Grey One Theatre to an audience of distribution representatives. A number of independent film festivals screened the film during the summer and fall. It was awarded Best Animated Sci-Fi Feature at the International Horror and Sci-Fi Film Festival. Home video Harmony Gold and Funimation Entertainment released Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles on DVD on February 6, 2007. A 2-disc collector's edition with additional features was announced by FUNimation at Anime Expo 2007 and released on DVD November 20, 2007. The Blu-ray version was released on September 4, 2008. It is currently available for streaming on Crackle (ad supported streaming service from Sony) in the US. Madman Entertainment in Australia was the first international distributor to license and release Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles.