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Hollywood Amusement Ship
Hollywood in space (close-up of forward starport)
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Hollywood Amusement Ship
Ship Type: galactic communications ship (amusement ship)
Government: United Nations Government (U.N.G.)
Manufacturer: unknown
Ship Class: unknown classification
Ship Name: Hollywood (the name Spectaclur is hull decoration)
Complement: approx 50,000 crew and passengers
Dimensions: approx 3,500 meters (without carrier)
Mass: approx 530,000,000 metric tons displacement
Structure: main nozzle in aft section; two large starports in front section; many exterior holographic projectors and searchlights
Power Plant: OverTechnology Reactor
Main Machinery: fold system cluster; gravity control system, advanced fold communications facility
Countermeasures: docked combat carrier
Armament: none
Docked Craft: 1 x CV-406 Brampton Uraga Class Escort Battle Carrier
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Though serving as an entertainment vessel, the Hollywood Amusement Ship (ship class unknown) is actually much more. Designed as the eyes and ears of the fleet, the Hollywood is a collection of sensors and communications systems. The whole of the ship is a massive antenna with a largely hollow interior. The Hollywood is equipped with a powerful fold communications facility for broadcasting within the galaxy network signal and the actual communications and transmitting/receiving system accounts for only a small portion of the internal space within the ship. There are several theme parks within the hollow interior and thus these facilities have given rise to the perception of the ship as an amusement center by the civilian population of the 37th Long-Distance Colonization Fleet.
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Debut: Macross 7, Episode 11 (featured in Episode 11)
Crew: no notables
Other Appearances: none
Original mechanical designer: Kazutaka Miyatake
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Information Courtesy of fan translation (cyde01 of the Macross World forum community)
Additional Information Courtesy of the Wikipedia Japan: https://ja.wikipedia.org/
Images From - Macross 7 Animation Materials and other macross books
C. Wilson - Writer, Editor and Colorist
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