0x1 - Macross 7 Plus 1 - Good Morning Mylene

March 25, 1995

Mylene gets home late at night and checks the various video mail messages that Milia has left her. As the many messages play, Mylene falls asleep on her couch. The next morning, Mylene sings as she showers, and she later makes breakfast for herself. She thinks that it`s a beautiful morning and that something good will happen, but her mood instantly sours when she turns on the TV and sees Basara singing during a battle.

0x2 - Macross 7 Plus 2 - Totsugeki Acoustic Love Heart

April 25, 1995

A music video featuring an abridged acoustic version of Totsugeki Love Heart. Basara is shown in a sequence of still frames wandering around in an area that resembles the western parts of the United States of old.

0x3 - Macross 7 Plus 3 - Street Fighter Veffidas Feaze

May 25, 1995

Some of Veffidas' exploits as a brawler before she joined Fire Bomber were shown, accompanied by drum solos. A narrator later introduces her as an undefeated warrior, bringing up the mystery of why she gave up fighting to become a musician. The narrator in question is none other than Urara Takano, Veffidas' (and Akiko's) voice actress.

0x4 - Macross 7 Plus 4 - Ray & Akiko & Stephan &...

June 25, 1995

This short shows the three in their younger days, vacationing at a log cabin in the countryside. Stephan took a nap inside the cabin while the two lounge outside. As they watch the sunset, Akiko reveals to Ray that Stephan proposed to her, but wanted to hear what Ray has to say about it. Ray insists that Stephan would be a good match for her as opposed to a hothead like himself. In the end, Akiko went with Stephan because he was honest with his feelings, unlike Ray

0x5 - Macross 7 Plus 5 - Top Gamlin

July 25, 1995

Gamlin is shown as a young boy attending a family funeral. He looks up at the sky and sees two planes ascending, deciding that he wants to be a pilot. Years later, Gamlin undergoes intensive training under the tutelage of Milia Fallyna Jenius. Though he didn't excel in most of the trials that the spartan instructor imposed on them, Gamlin was the only one in his class able to keep up with her during a high-altitude ascent, securing his graduation and position as an elite pilot.

0x6 - Macross 7 Plus 6 - Seven Bridge

August 25, 1995

The girls of the Battle 7 bridge crew catch Max napping in an unlocked room close to the entrance. Some of them individually take the time to admire their captain's peaceful (and handsome) sleeping profile. Sally Saint Ford even attempts to kiss him but gets caught in the act by the others. They are soon driven away when Max sleeptalks his usual command: "Don't take your eyes off that monitor!"

0x7 - Macross 7 Plus 7 - Fire Bomber 1st Live Planet Dance

September 25, 1995

Shows the highlights of a real-life live concert held in May 21, 1995 at the Nippon Seinenkan Hall featuring the singing voice cast of Macross 7. The main focus of the feature is the on-stage rendition of the song Planet Dance.

0x8 - Macross 7 Plus 8 - Spiritia Dreaming

October 25, 1995

This short chronicles the fate of the Blue Rhinoceros team, an expeditionary force that explored one of the planets in the Varauta cluster. They discovered that it was used to detain the Protodeviln, some of which were awakened by their intrusion. Many high-ranking officials of the expedition were used as host bodies after being drained of Spiritia.

0x9 - Macross 7 Plus 9 - Guvava no Wakusei

November 25, 1995

The year is 2036. In the 5th planet of Pukirases, the Gyarashi (a kind of bipedal galactic mouse with thick fur) is the lowest form of life, hunted by numerous indigenous predators. Gubaba was escaping with his parent along with a group of other Gyarashis, but their efforts were in vain. Gubaba's parent and all the others were eaten alive. Gubaba himself narrowly escapes a hungry beast's jaws, but gets stepped on. Gubaba barely managed to survive, left with only the tail of his parent. Tired, injured and distraught, he falls unconscious while mourning. Gubaba was soon found by Maximilian Jenius and taken to his new home.

0x10 - Macross 7 Plus 10 - City Police 24!

December 18, 1995

Patterned after a reality show, this short chronicles (albeit in an exaggerated fashion) the exceptional exploits of the City 7 Police. The footage of the them taking down the Protodeviln variable fighters was obviously doctored, as it was Mylene and Milia who actually landed the critical shots in the main series.

0x11 - Macross 7 Plus 11 - Miria The President

January 25, 1996

Practically a commercial about City 7's mayor (or "President" as she assumes some people call her), Milia personally talks about her achievements and merits in detail as the head of the city, though her shortcomings are also highlighted in between.

0x12 - Macross 7 Plus 12 - Let's Bomber!

February 25, 1996

The last short introduces a couple of music video snippets featuring new Fire Bomber songs that were never played in the main series, 1・2・3・4・5・6・7 Night and Diamond Calling.

0x13 - The Galaxy is Calling Me

October 7, 1995

The story tells of how Basara Nekki and Mylene Flare Jenius' sister, Emilia Jenius were acquainted. Basara winds up on an icy planet due to a fold accident. The townsfolk he encounters say a monster lives in the mountains, which causes Basara to investigate. He then meets Emilia Jenius, a full-sized Meltlan who sings on the planet because her voice is too loud for populated worlds.

0x14 - Macross 7 Encore 1 - Fleet of the Strongest Women

December 18, 1995

The Macross 7 fleet encounters a fleet of uncultured Meltlandi led by Chlore, an ace pilot rivalled by Milia.

0x16 - Macross 7 Encore 3 - Which Do You Love?

February 25, 1996

Milia Fallyna Jenius thinks that she is dying due to her micronization, and thus desires to fulfill her last objectives before she 'departs'.

0x17 - Macross Dynamite 7 EP 1 - Wonder (Drifting)

December 18, 1997

0x18 - Macross Dynamite 7 EP 2 - Cemetery (Boneyard)

February 25, 1998

0x19 - Macross Dynamite 7 EP 3 - Lonesome (Loneliness)

May 25, 1998

0x20 - Macross Dynamite 7 EP 4 - Zola (The Galactic Whales' Singing Star)

August 25, 1998