Lassalle Lobos

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Fleet Admiral Lobos (795 UC (486 IC / 3595 CE))
Gender:	Male
Affiliation:	Free Planets Alliance
Rank:	Fleet admiral
Played by:	Ōki Tamio

Lassalle Lobos (Japanese: ラザール・ロボス) was an Alliance fleet admiral who served in the Free Planets Star Fleet as Chief Commander of the Space Fleet.

Lobos participated notably in the Fourth Battle of Tiamat in 795 UC (486 IC / 3595 CE), as well as the Alliance's attempted invasion of the Galactic Empire in 796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE). (My Conquest Is the Sea of Stars; LOGH: 'Liberation of the Frontier Zone', 'The Battle of Amritsar Starzone')

Contents [hide] 1 Appendices 1.1 Appearances 1.2 Name variations 1.3 Background information 1.4 Apocrypha 1.4.1 Manga

Appendices

Appearances

Name variations

• Lassalle Lobos (DVD subtitles)
• Lazzll Lobos (LD subtitles)
• ラザール・ロボス (LD/DVD subtitles — Japanese)

Background information

Lobos's position was subordinate only to Fleet Admiral Sidney Sithole. Following the Alliance's aborted invasion of the Empire, Sithole predicted that Lobos would succeed him. However, he (Lobos) does not appear in the series following the Battle of Amritsar Starzone. Notably, he is absent from the group of Alliance officials arrested by Oberstein in 'Cosmic Mosaic', and is not mentioned as having been present at Rugpool Prison in 'Planet of Confusion'.

Lobos's mother had fled to the Alliance from the Empire. (Legend of the Galactic Heroes Gaiden: 'Enemy, Friend, Enemy, Enemy, Enemy...')

Lobos was apparently a skilled and competent officer when he was younger. For unknown reasons this changed when he was in his forties. His subordinates speculated as to why, with reasons ranging from physical health reasons to psychological reasons. (Legend of Galactic Heroes Volume 1: Dawn)

Apocrypha

Manga

Fleet Admiral Lobos appears in volume 4 of the manga. His appearance, demeanour, and role in the story are roughly similar to his anime depiction.

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