Stellar cluster-wide, maybe?) The two powers are the Galactic Empire and the Free Planets Alliance, a democratic breakaway state. Here we have a series that deals with a galaxy-wide war between two great powers (well, not galaxy-wide really that would be way too big. LOGH is not only big in the sense of length, but also in its sheer scope.

The reason this review is short and worthless is that it’s near impossible to describe what this behemoth is about in less than 10000 words. Instead, I’m going to try to cram all of that into one post. LOGH could really have an entire blog dedicated to it alone. All of this is based on an original (and also very long) series of comics. The reason for my apprehension is that it is a massive series, with 110 episodes and several hour/hour and a half-long films, at least two of which are required watching if you want to follow the main story and understand certain characters’ motivations. Not because the 80s-early 90s anime series Legend of the Galactic Heroes isn’t good – it is extremely good.

More travel stuff is coming soon, I promise.

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