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I also liked Dana and Nova... but Bowie Emerson and Musica got on my damn nerves.
Yeah, the writing was pretty weird. Macross and Southern Calvary should have never had their stories linked together in Robotech as it never made sense that the the Veritech from Macross had a Battloid mode and the Logan did not even though it was its predecessor which is supposed to be more evolved. However, it fell back a rung on the evolutionary ladder of the Veritech.
Plus it was funny that Max and Miriya's baby had blue hair and she turns blonde in Southern Cross. Carl Macek should have let the stories be separate from one another instead of the bastardized Frankenbaby called Robotech.
I like the Southern Cross cast, save for... Bowie. I was hoping they would expand on a lot of the side characters like Sean Philips and Marie Crystal, in the original animation. But they didn't. And I really liked the mecha! Right down to the open cockpit Hovertank.
The show doesn't seem to have aged well, honestly. And the "remastered" version is just AWFUL. Shame.
I can't say anything about the remastered version as I never saw it. I was REALLY pissed about EVERYTHING being remastered a year r 2 AFTER I had bought ALL of the DVDs when they came out towards the beginning of 2000!
I wouldn't bother with any of the "remastered" DVDs. they completely changed the intros and sound effects. The broadcast version is SUPERIOR!