Standing tall at approximately 230 mm, the DX Chogokin YF-30 Chronos presents a commanding silhouette when posed in flight or on display. The die-cast metal core gives a solid, weighty feel, while meticulously painted surfaces capture the sleek midnight blue, chrome accents, and red highlights associated with the YF-30. Panel lines and rivets are crisply molded, and the cockpit canopy can be opened to reveal a pilot figure. The figure includes interchangeable weapons and landing gear, with working hinges and poseable joints that retain character while staying faithful to the source design. Detailing emphasizes the fighter’s advanced propulsion and compact, angular forms, making it a centerpiece for any Macross collection. The scale emphasizes presence and show accuracy.

YF-30 Chronos is introduced as a captain's machine in Macross 30 Ginga wo Tsunagu Utagoe!!, built to bridge distant colonies with music and solidarity. In the series, Chronos pilots the YF-30 through perilous space routes, answering pleas carried by song across galaxies. The character's arc blends personal loss with hope, as Chronos learns to tune the battlefield to harmony rather than havoc. The fighter becomes a symbol of cultural exchange, using performance and collaboration with others to thwart threats and rebuild trust between factions. Chronos's journey illustrates the power of art as strategy, turning perilous missions into uplifting concerts that unite humanity.