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Contents 1 Sidebar 2 Novel news 3 Current events 4 Shoulder badges 5 Premiere 6 LoGH on the Stage 7 A behind story of LoGH 8 The "New Galactic Empire" is an alias, and the Galactic Empire is the official national name. 9 New User Introduction & Question

Sidebar

Could someone remind me how to edit the sidebar? I've forgotten. Canary 22:26, 21 March 2016 (UTC)

You can edit the sidebar via Special:AdminLinks. Glacierfairy 00:57, 22 March 2016 (UTC)

Novel news

Just edited the front page a bit, but thought I should "source" the info. I contacted the publisher directly and was told that they expected to be able to release the first LoGH novel this autumn. Huzzah!Canary 18:38, 19 July 2015 (UTC)

Awesome. Vympel 11:31, 24 July 2015 (UTC)

And Amazon has the first book listed! Yay!Canary 21:07, 3 October 2015 (UTC)

Some more news: the books will be paperbacks measuring 5.25" by 8"; they will also be available digitally in Amazon Kindle format, the pre-order for which should go up sometime in February.Canary 11:40, 8 October 2015 (UTC)

Volumes 4 through 6 confirmed by publisher Zepwich 13:11, 29 October 2016 (UTC)

Thanks for the heads-up! Glacierfairy 16:12, 29 October 2016 (UTC)

Current events

I'm thinking... Should we rename this section to "Important events" or something given how infrequently it's updated? Then we could also add future events to it--likedates for the new anime adaptation, etc. Canary 06:29, 16 August 2014 (UTC)

Okay, well, I'm going to change it for now (because I think today's event is at least of peripheral relevance). We can always change things back later, after all. Also: I didn't change the "h2 id" because I have no idea what that is. Also: I kind of want to make page(s) for the other Tanaka series, but it's not really something we need. Canary 04:03, 19 August 2014 (UTC)

Hi! The 2nd season of "Legend of the Galactic Heroes DNT:Seiran(Star Burst)" theatre screening date has been decided. All 12 episodes consist of 4 episodes in 3 chapters. The event screening date was also decided. The first chapter on 27 September, the second on 25 October, and the third on 29 November will be screened. Kuina 10:57, 27 May 2019 (UTC)

Sorry, I wrote without reading the top news...

Shoulder badges

Did anybody try to analyze the shoulder badges used in the FPA fleet?

What do you mean by analyze? The patches are listed https://gineipaedia.com/wiki/Free_Planets_Star_Fleet#Licensed_sources Iracundus 12:42, 11 September 2016 (UTC)

Yeah those. Probably I should try colorize them or something. But I guess it would be difficult to find all of them in the anime. BTW, the Iserlohn patch spells "Iselrone". Hellerick 15:01, 12 September 2016 (UTC)

All those patches do I think appear, even if briefly in the anime. The patch is indeed misspelled. It is one of those internal spell checking errors in the series. Iracundus 04:46, 13 September 2016 (UTC)

Premiere

Anyone got any idea how us non-Japanese plebs could watch the new series? How long do we think we'll have to wait for fansubs? Vympel 00:08, 1 March 2018 (UTC)

Depends if any group is waiting to do it as soon as it airs. Incidentally new info and character designs available https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2018-03-01/legend-of-the-galactic-heroes-tv-anime-adds-6-cast-members/.128453 Those Alliance uniforms just don't do it for me. The Imperial uniforms are alright, albeit uninspired. The character designs though are meh, and that's being generous IMO. Iracundus 15:28, 2 March 2018 (UTC)

The uniforms are alright but I don't liked the face and hair design of the characters. —Goldenbaum Loyalist 18:45, 2 March 2018 (UTC)

The official site has Frederica Greenhill now. The face and hair design look like generic pretty girl. We also get to see the emblems for both sides. Iracundus 13:34, 15 March 2018 (UTC)

I guess I can tolerate the new character designs, but I find the Alliance uniform design to be too garish for my taste. The same goes for its emblem (the Imperial one is also not much better). Glacierfairy 03:55, 16 March 2018 (UTC)

Can I get a link to Greenhill's design and the new emblems? Impossible to find for me. Vympel 01:30, 19 March 2018 (UTC)

Here is the link. Just scroll down the page and you will see it. Glacierfairy 02:26, 20 March 2018 (UTC)

Cheers! Yeah, not a fan of her design. Vympel 13:48, 20 March 2018 (UTC)

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/daily-briefs/2018-03-22/new-legend-of-the-galactic-heroes-anime-posts-visual-screenshots-episode-1-intro/.129332 Looks like that may be Hyperion. Really not liking the Alliance ship designs which seem to be just random lumpish blocks. Iracundus 11:25, 22 March 2018 (UTC)

Its like they want to have their cake and eat it too. It's not a remake of the OVA, but the Brünhild is clearly inspired by the OVA original, and so is the Hyperion (same color). Vympel 05:53, 27 March 2018 (UTC)

The 2nd PV is out. Looks like they have decided to retain the Empire using German and the Alliance using English. It is really hard to differentiate the Alliance rank insignia though. Glacierfairy 08:37, 29 March 2018 (UTC)

That actually looks pretty good to me. The ships look great, and they even remade the shot where the Alliance battleship fires through its own ally. Vympel 09:57, 29 March 2018 (UTC)

The Alliance insignia seems to be a combination of sleeve and collar. For example, the branch of the military seems to be denoted by the collar symbol, with the command staff apparently having different length of laurels on their collar, while the fleet command is denoted by the inverted red chevrons (in place of the OVA orange kerchief). We see also that the Imperial fighters retain the 180 degree rotatable thrusters. I just hope they retain the focus showing the strategy and formations instead of just showing random action shots and random ships in a confused brawl. Right now the hardest thing for me is trying to differentiate the different classes of ships. Iracundus 11:50, 29 March 2018 (UTC)

The opening sequence and song is out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5fk80I3orw The lyrics are pretty gibberish though. We can see some more characters and also a few more ships such as Triglav and Barbarossa. The ending sequence and song is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li4OJEKoA8o Iracundus 08:56, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

Leaked unsubbed 1st episode at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_2OskXwsg0&feature=youtu.be and is essentially the Battle of Astarte all over again. Fahrenheit's flagship is given as Heimdall and Merkatz's is Minerva (which is a break from the Norse naming convention). The Imperial UI strangely seems to use English, and those Imperial bridge crew seats look uncomfortable with no backs and round seat bottoms. So far they seem to be following the OVA for pacing so I have no idea how much they will be able to cover in 12 episodes. Iracundus 09:41, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

Assuming they cut away the OVA-only scenes from the original adaptation (such as 'When the Rain of Grief Comes...'), and choose not to include 'The Klopstock Incident' and 'The Actress Exits' which are from the Gaiden, I think 12 episodes would be sufficient to cover up till the Battle of Amritsar. On a side note, both the OP and the ED sound uninspired to me. Glacierfairy 11:02, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

The OP has a catchy bit in the middle but it is pretty generic pop, and the lyrics are gibberish really. The lyrics of the OVA openings bore some relation to overall story. 'The Klopstock Incident' and 'The Actress Exits' were useful IMO to show the internal state of the Empire, with its palace intrigues, just as 'Jessica's Struggle' was necessary to show the internal state of the Alliance. So far in episode 1 we see they have focused almost exclusively on the Imperial POV, cutting out the pre-battle Yang bits where he exhorted concentration of forces instead of trying for the Dagon 3 sided envelopment and Lapp died offscreen. Iracundus 11:29, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

My impression with episode 1 is that the battles felt way too fast (granted, they are supposed to be quick routs) and lacking in impact. It also seemed to lack the sense of massive distances from the OVA. I think I can get used of the new spaceship designs but they move way too much like generic fictional spaceships. I still prefer the OVA spaceships where they at least exhibit auxiliary thrusters for turning. And of course, the lack of a classical soundtrack is very disconcerting. Glacierfairy 12:05, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

I agree on the speed of the battles, and also the speed of the ship turns. It makes them lack a sense of mass and scale. Also I did not like how the ships banked like airplanes when they turned, as there is no need to bank in space, and in the OVA, the ships did not bank. The battle diagram did not convey how spread apart the Alliance's 3 fleets where, because they looked like they were next door to each other. Iracundus 12:12, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

Lapp dying offscreen is one of the factors that made the battle feel too fast in my opinion. Hopefully they would backtrack to it in episode 2. I'm also concerned about how they would treat Jessica since her voice actress has not been revealed yet. Glacierfairy 14:08, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

Worst case scenario would have Jessica cut out entirely, but that in turn weakens the impact of Lapp's death. That could be why Lapp does not have an extended death scene. Iracundus 14:37, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

I went and rewatched the original episode 1 and compared it with the new episode 1. Turns out in the old episode 1 the 4th and 6th Fleets got destroyed extremely fast as well (perhaps even faster?). The main difference is that the old episode interspersed the battle scenes with scenes of Yang and the 2nd Fleet, thus creating the illusion of the passage of time. Overall, the new episode is comprised of the battle sequence of Overture to a New War compressed into the timeframe of a standard 24 minute episode like the old episode 1, so I guess one can say they tried to portray too much with too little time. Glacierfairy 15:12, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

The OVA also had the tactic of sometimes using the intro and ending time to squeeze out a few more minutes of content. Iracundus 15:24, 1 April 2018 (UTC)

Sadly, I missed out on the leak of the first episode. Apparently crunchyroll has the streaming rights. No idea if that includes englis subs. Vympel 07:58, 3 April 2018 (UTC)

I grabbed it as an mp4 before it went away. It's 129 MB if you really want it. Iracundus 08:53, 3 April 2018 (UTC)

Thanks but all good now - I got a crunchyroll subscription today and I managed to watch the whole thing in 1080p. Then I got it by another method too (1.1GB) for the purpose of screencaps :) And yes it is fully subbed Vympel 14:57, 3 April 2018 (UTC)

I think there may be a subbing error that I have found already in the 1st episode. When Reinhard invites Kircheis to drink some wine prior to the battle, the sub makes it sound like he has a 410 year old bottle of wine, whereas I think he may be referring to a bottle from 719 UC (410 IC / 3519 CE), or year 410 Imperial Calendar. I swear we here at Gineipaedia could probably do a better job because we at least stay internally consistent and know the background references. Iracundus 21:33, 3 April 2018 (UTC)

The subs are mostly consistent with the OVA in terms of character and ship names (besides the Heimdall and Minerva). As far as I can tell, only Fogel has a different name (Fogal in the new series). But there's a whole bunch of translation issues I do not like. Besides the 410 IC (719 UC / 3519 CE) wine issue, there's also the inconsistencies in translating 軍. The subs kept on flip-flopping between Navy and Army. Also, I think translating Pastolle's orders as to the "5th Fleet" and "7th Fleet" is misleading, since there are only three numbered fleets in the Battle of Astarte. It would be more appropriate to translate them as "5th Squadron" and "7th Squadron" (that said, I think in the original audio Pastolle didn't use the term 分艦隊). Glacierfairy 02:15, 4 April 2018 (UTC)

Second episode thoughts...First Imperial ship casualty does not occur til almost 2/3 of the way through, no Wallenstein ship destruction, and we don't get to see Erlache disobey and die. So much for following the novels closely. Too much time doing recap of previous episode and I see this a flaw of the alternating POV during battle episodes. Too much time spent on minor tech details like the drones repairing the Alliance bridge. And far too much ship banking like a plane. The ships feel massless. Neue Sansoucci exterior looks nothing like its namesake. Iracundus 21:50, 10 April 2018 (UTC)

I didn't notice the absence of Patroklos vs Wallenstein or Erlache's death, which probably says how well the episode engaged me. There was wasted time in showing things we had already seen in the previous episode, but on the other hand I think Episode 1 and 2 did an admirable job of hitting Overture's major beats in 50 minutes of runtime - more effectively than Episode 1 and 2 of the OVA, I think. Especially in terms of Yang and Lapp. I appreciated the technical detail with the robots and gel, though. That's a nice bit of worldbuilding along the lines of the accelerated sleep beds. Vympel 00:20, 11 April 2018 (UTC)

I must say I'm confused over how closely they are going to stick with the original novels. So they restored Lao to appear as he did in the novels, but now Fischer belongs to the 2nd Fleet instead of the 4th Fleet? I don't understand. Glacierfairy 03:47, 11 April 2018 (UTC)

Did they ever represent they were going to stick very closely to the original novels? It seems clear that they're taking visual cues from the OVA and also making their own adjustments, which is fine by me. There's nothing in the novel saying that Barbarossa is a gleaming red ship, for example. At least not so far as I've read. Vympel 03:50, 11 April 2018 (UTC)

I would have thought a more faithful adaptation would be a major selling point for this new series, otherwise there is not much reason to re-adapt in the first place. There are obviously gaps in the novels which has to be filled up in the animated adaptation, like the colour of Barbarossa, but in this case I don't see how keeping Fischer as "a survivor of the 4th Fleet" would detract the storyline. Unless of course their objective in shoehorning Fischer into the 2nd Fleet is to create someone to respond to Yang's strategy. Glacierfairy 04:21, 11 April 2018 (UTC)

I think the last reason is the most likely reason for Fischer and to introduce him as a character for the future so they do not need to use time for exposition later. The wasted time recapping is a big factor fo me as it reduces the amount of time for other world building or other little vignettes. Time is already so limited so they cannot afford to really waste on repetition. Iracundus 05:44, 11 April 2018 (UTC)

Episode 3 - a wonderful combination of exposition on galactic history / the Empire / Rudolf, Reinhard and Kircheis. A 20 minute episode that felt only 2 minutes long. Waiting every week for an episode is kind of infuriating. Vympel 13:43, 17 April 2018 (UTC)

Annerose’s caterpillar eyelashes distracted me. Their house looks far too ornate for what is supposed to be a poor knight’s home. The portrayal of Reinhard’s fight with the schoolboys IMO failed to show how Kircheis restrains Reinhard from going too far, which is a key point when it comes later to Westerland. The multiple added details about the spoiled noble cadets seemed a bit overdone. The first entourage scene would have sufficed. The whole riding servants like horses was definitely overdone and I think better use could have been done with that time. I do not exactly hate DNT but it all feels very “meh” to me. Iracundus 03:24, 18 April 2018 (UTC)

The brief history of the galaxy felt too brief to me! But I guess it is inevitable, having only a few minutes to cover what the OVA did in a full episode. And once again I get the impression that this new series is sanitising away most (if not all) of the violent scenes present in the OVA. In the OVA Battle of Astarte we get to see soldiers dying horrifically when their ships exploded but in the DNT Battle of Astarte we only get to see the wreckage of the ships. Likewise in this episode we don't actually get to see Reinhard beating up his bullies, only the aftermath. This direction is rather concerning to me, because it is downplaying the "war is hell" concept that's present in the old OVA. Glacierfairy 07:23, 18 April 2018 (UTC)

According to logh's reddit, there may be some sort of ratings issue with showing that sort of violence (i.e. Reinhard beating kids up). Not sure if true though. As to history, at the equivalent point in the OVA (Episode 4) we were told not much. The OVA sprinkled that info over multiple episodes, including what was it - two documentaries? Vympel 09:12, 18 April 2018 (UTC)

LOGH: 'Julian's Journey, Mankind's Journey' and LOGH: 'To Earth' are the two documentary episodes, although in this case, only the first is relevant since it is based on the prologue of volume 1 of the novels, whereas the second appeared much later in the novels. What I find interesting is that the OVA actually had a brief summary of the history of the galaxy just like DNT: 'An Indomitable Prodigy', but it occurred at the start of LOGH: 'Cool, Clear Artificial Eyes' instead, after Yang captured Iserlohn. Glacierfairy 09:28, 18 April 2018 (UTC)

The intro parallels the OVA episode 8 intro almost exactly. On further reflection, what I now find puzzling is Reinhard verbally expressing intent to commit high treason while in front of a statue of Rudolf with cameras in its eyes. Even if they are not aware of the cameras being present, they make a point of saluting in front of the statue, clearly because they know they have to be seen as following social norms which means they know they are potentially under observation. If they can concede they may be visually observed, why not also audio observation? If there are cameras, why not microphones? Iracundus 09:36, 18 April 2018 (UTC)

Episode 4 first viewing observations. Easter egg with one of the bottles of liquor in the bar titled Mafia 730. Other noticed detail was about the weather report on El Facil using Fahrenheit scale, not Celsius (argh). The portrayal of Yang's escape from El Facil makes him appear less humble and more manipulative. Problem is this makes Lynch's later resentment justified. One of Yang's books when he is unpacking is titled Private Life of Rudolf von Goldenbaum. Also they got Yang's rank wrong in the English subs. He was promoted to 少佐 (Lt. Cmdr) but the subbers put it down as rear admiral (i.e. 少将) or 4 ranks higher! Iracundus 16:39, 24 April 2018 (UTC)

The 730 Mafia reference amused me as well! But yeah, I don't really like how the El Facil affair is portrayed as well. It also feels as if that segment is rushed, so as to flesh out the portrayal of the relationship between Yang, Jean and Jessica in the rest of the episode. I guess I'm infected by modern anime aesthetics though, because I found teenage Frederica extremely cute. -.- Glacierfairy 17:07, 24 April 2018 (UTC)

I actually didn't like that cuteness or moe portrayal of Frederica. It seemed too much like pandering to the audience. I am not sure they really did a good job building the connection between Yang and Jessica either, at least compared to ONW. I would agree the El Facil affair was rushed, as it didn't explain really how Yang could get away beyond simply the Imperials being occupied with Lynch, since one could argue the Imperials could have detached ships to pursue the presumably slower civilian ships that lacked jamming. The OVA explaining they tricked the Imperials into thinking they were natural celestial objects. Iracundus 17:17, 24 April 2018 (UTC)

Totally agree re: El-Facil. When it happened I was like "the hell, its like you left Lynch out to dry!". But then he explained later that Lynch wouldn't listen to him and dismissed him, which salvaged it for me. It was an oddly paced episode. El Facil should've been the focus, IMO. Still, loved the Alliance spacedock and the new Alliance HQ ('ITOC') Vympel 23:43, 24 April 2018 (UTC)

The pacing is really weird. For example, I'm pretty sure the final scene where Yang moves to Silverbridge Street and meets Julian happens a few years after El Facil but the way the episode presented it feels as if it happened right afterwards. Glacierfairy 08:00, 25 April 2018 (UTC)

Re: ship design, I've been taking a lot of screencaps in preparation for wiki entries and have moved onto Alliance ships. They're quite well realised. Unlike in the OVA, where ships implausibly maneuvered backwards with tiny little gas thrusters (compared to the huge engines at their rear), the forward facing maneuvering engines on Alliance and Imperial ships are quite obvious, and we see the bank of three forward facing of an Alliance battleship ignite when Yang's C-4 plan is implemented. Bravo. Vympel 14:14, 26 April 2018 (UTC)

I still have difficulty picking apart the standard Alliance ships without pausing, even when there seems to be an example of a battleship, cruiser, and destroyer in the same frame. The very ponderousness of the ship movements in the OVA gave the ships a sense of scale and mass. I rewatched the battle scenes from DNT, and again the way they (and/or the camera) seem to bank, swoop and zoom around makes them seem like they have the mass of a plastic toy rather than the big behemoths of metal they are meant to be. Iracundus 15:15, 26 April 2018 (UTC)

Yeah for me that's not as big a deal. Ultimately we're talking about powers with the technology to hurtle ships through space at significant fractions of sublight speed - it stands to reason that their engines should be capable of pushing their ships so that they turn relatively quickly. And though they move quickly, there's still very much a sense of mass there. Vympel 09:40, 27 April 2018 (UTC)

Just wanted to ask, is anybody taking screenshots of the new character designs? Also, how should we incorporate them in the character articles? —Goldenbaum Loyalist 20:57, 27 April 2018 (UTC)

I would say keep the DNT separate from the OVA since there can be details different in the actual events and timeline. Iracundus 23:49, 27 April 2018 (UTC)

Then should there be two separate articles for the original and the DNT version of characters? —Goldenbaum Loyalist 00:46, 28 April 2018 (UTC)

I'm not sure if the differences in character details are major enough to warrant completely new articles though, at least for now. The only major difference so far that I noticed is that Jean and Jessica are portrayed as childhood friends. But that can be simply mentioned in a line under the Apocrypha section. Glacierfairy 01:26, 28 April 2018 (UTC)

I'm always in favor of keeping things seperate between OVA and DNT (or whatever we end up calling the whole thing). We can't just whack a picture of DNT-Yang in the OVA page and then say "oh, he looks different in this show". Citations are different, etc. And that's definitely going to be the approach with ships anyway, since they're not gonna have the same stats. Vympel 06:46, 28 April 2018 (UTC)

I agree. Plus we do not know for sure how minor divergences will be or whether there will be more major ones in the future. Iracundus 16:52, 28 April 2018 (UTC)

Iserlohn looks gorgeous. The Thor Hammer effect is neat. Hydrometal is back. They've finally identified an Imperial cruiser, which helps with my warship classification (i.e. the smaller ships are the destroyers). Very nice. Hankering to see Rosen Ritter in armor, but we'll be waiting a while. Currently they're just grunts in modern tactical gear. Vympel 14:30, 8 May 2018 (UTC)

It's certainly refreshing watching the modernised tech designs. I still cannot get used to the character designs though (Blumhardt and Murai are totally unrecognisable!). And I wonder why the Thor Hammer is always exposed. It's interesting they added more stuff from the original novels, but shuffled with the order. It's a pity they could not include Yang's (in)famous speech. That segment appeared to be OVA-original, but it captured Yang's personality so perfectly. Oh well. Glacierfairy 15:34, 8 May 2018 (UTC)

Ishizuka Unshō, who was a voice actor of Job Trunicht(LoGH) and Willibald Joachim von Merkatz(LoGH:DNT), died on 13 August. Requiescat in Pace. Kuina 08:06, 17 August 2018 (UTC)

Speaking of voice actors, should we add DNT voice actors on the articles for characters? —Goldenbaum Loyalist 16:58, 17 August 2018 (UTC)

LoGH on the Stage

Hi. Does no one have interests in "LoGH on the Stage" series? I am watching some recordings of the stage, but it haven't any articles here, so I'm wondering what I should do. Kuina 02:29, 4 July 2018 (UTC)

Hi, and welcome to Gineipaedia. Unfortunately, stage adaptations of LoGH are not the focus of this wiki, so information about them are very sparse here. Personally, I have zero knowledge about those adaptations and will not be able to contribute any articles about them. However, we do have Legend of Galactic Heroes (theatre) set up to describe any LoGH stage adaptations, and you are welcome to revamp it, or even create new articles as you see fit. Just make sure they are properly referenced. Glacierfairy 05:37, 4 July 2018 (UTC)

Thank you for welcoming me. Well then, I would write articles about the stages only I have watched. By the way, may you guys only needs the infos "Production year, the theatres where played on, and the actors/actresses"? Do you have any ideas? And, because of I am a Japanese, and not an English native, so I would be thank if you correct my mistakes of English. Kuina 08:18, 4 July 2018 (UTC)

Ok, what you can do is to list all the stage plays in Legend of Galactic Heroes (theatre), together with their production dates and the theatres they are performed in, as you have mentioned. If you need any ideas for the layout of the article, I suppose you can make it look like Legend of Galactic Heroes (OVA). Afterwards you can create individual articles for each of the stage plays. If the cast for the characters is the same for all the stage plays, then you can also mention it in the main page. Otherwise it is better to mention them in the articles of the respective plays they appeared in. It would also be nice if you can provide a brief summary of those plays. Don't worry about grammar mistakes as I can help to correct them. Glacierfairy 11:13, 4 July 2018 (UTC)

Hello guys. I want to ask you a question. Although it is an image of the brochure of First Battle: Another Enemy it was not able to scan a part of it because of a mechanical problem. I would like to upload other stage brochures, but is there any problem even if it is partially out of the image? Also, I forgot how to write the timestamp because I didn't work for a long time. Please let me know where FAQs is. Kuina 20241221163932

Hey there. It's usually preferable for an image to be complete / properly cropped, but even a bad image might be better than nothing. If in doubt, feel free to upload the image and then ask others for feedback on its talk page. If you do add images that are known to be broken/incomplete/poor-quality, please add them to the category Category:Images to replace (or create a similar category that serves the purpose, and put them there).

You can sign and date your comments with four tildes at the end (~~~~). I'm not sure if we have an FAQ that mentions that specifically, but it's explained here. General content policies for our wiki are covered at Gineipaedia:Policy. Thanks!  ♥ kine @ 07:44, 20 March 2019 (UTC)

Hi, Long time no sees. I obtained all the brochures of Legend of the Galactic Heroes the stage and I saw all the performance for the present. I will try to create articles soon, but I have some questions. One is whether it is better to combine the three brochures of the Takarazuka versions into one image. Another is do you think is better to prioritize the DNT version, isn't it? Kuina 23:40, 26 May 2019 (UTC)

Hi, for the brochures I'd say pick the one that is the most representative as the "main" image at the top right corner of an article. Then you can create a gallery near the bottom of the article and place the other two brochures in there (for an example of an image gallery you may refer to Binary Star). As for which version to prioritise on, it is really up to you to choose, but if you ask me I'd prefer to see the older versions to be done before the DNT version. Glacierfairy 02:35, 28 May 2019 (UTC)

Hello. Next year, Mittermeyer's voice actor, Mr Mori Katsuji, will perform a post-LoGA reading "A Piece of Wheat(ひとつぶの種)", the story of what happened after Westerland. Kuina 08:02, 21 November 2024 (UTC)

A behind story of LoGH

Hi, guys. I had checked the scriptwriter Mr. Shudo Takeshi had been writing a behind story of "Legend of Galactic Heroes" on the net. http://www.style.fm/as/05_column/05_shudo_bn.shtml If you need the translation is necessary, I will do my best. Kuina 07:34, 17 July 2018 (UTC)

I believe you are referring to this article? From what I can understand, it seems that he was writing about how he was tasked to write the screenplay of My Conquest Is the Sea of Stars. While this behind-the-scenes history is certainly interesting, I'm not sure how to include this into Gineipaedia here though. So I'd say a translation would not be necessary, at least for now. Glacierfairy 03:43, 18 July 2018 (UTC)

Thank you for your opinion. I just joined Gineipaedia, and I do not know still what info or intel you guys need, so I do need your guidance. I am deeply grateful for your advice. Kuina 05:15, 18 July 2018 (UTC)

If you want to do any translating, you could work on the Fleet Files or maybe the Iserlohn Diaries. That way we can update the ship entries with relevant information. Stuff about the previous Goldenbaum rulers was extracted from the novels so any similar crumbs of information from the remaining stories can also be used. Iracundus 10:52, 18 July 2018 (UTC)

Thank you for your suggestion. However, I am doing something other than this Gineipaedia too, so I think I shouldn't do any other activities about the LoGH. Also, since I am a Japanese who living in Japan, there is opportunity to get the info than you guys. So if you need the info, would you tell me too please? But I will throw away all the info that don't need here. Kuina 11:34, 18 July 2018 (UTC)

The "New Galactic Empire" is an alias, and the Galactic Empire is the official national name.

Reinhard was the first emperor of the Rohengramm dynasty, never building a new country. Obviously, the Galactic Empire was founded by Rudolf von Goldenbaum. Only the dynastic replacement happened. Therefore, a complete revision of imperial documents is required. The documents now describe Reinhard as if he had established a whole new state.

The Lohengramm Dynasty might have retained the "Galactic Empire" as its official name, but throughout the series the term "New Empire" has been constantly emphasised by various characters (for example, Hilda's summary of the various factions in the galaxy in LOGH: 'Under the Golden Lion Flag', so there is no reason why the term "New Galactic Empire" shouldn't be used in this wiki to disambiguate it with the old Empire. (As an aside, the Japanese Wikipedia also uses the term "New Galactic Empire" to describe the Lohengramm Dynasty.) Glacierfairy 11:55, 26 June 2021 (UTC)

New User Introduction & Question

Hello, call me Holtzclaw, from the US. I've gotten into the show recently and wish to help contribute to this wiki. I've already added the coffee & whiskey anecdote to Eisenach's page, with citation for the episode. I've done some work over on Wikipedia but not that much, so know the basics of wiki editing. Not confident in creating new pages from scratch. If I made a mistake on that page, let me know. Also, I believe I've been using what you guys term the "LD subtitles" on the site I used to watch the show, so I may have misunderstood the events there based off those translations. I've noticed that some pages are rather lacking for certain characters, namely on the Imperial side. For example, Eisenach's page makes no mention of his abilities as a rear duty officer; and Bittenfeld's page makes no mention of his fight with Oberstein on Heinessen late in the series. Also, I found the pages on the various Imperial Fleets to be rather lacking in detail; often they're stub pages, no mentions of known staff officers or subordinates serving in said fleet. While it is true a lot of the exact orders of battle for certain fleets is almost impossible to know (do we know every sub-admiral serving in the Black Lancers? Doesn't seem to be), I'd say those pages could be made more helpful if they included lists of officers and ships serving in said fleet. If anyone is working on this front, I'd be happy to help piece things together. If no one is interested in doing it, I'm willing to go through and connect the dots. Happy to be here and to help with this fan wiki.

Welcome to Gineipaedia! It is nice to see new contributors to this wiki, and you are doing great so far. That said, activity in this wiki is low at the moment, so I doubt there would be any significant updates to the pages for the foreseeable future (I haven't made any new additions myself for quite a long time as well). So yeah, the pages for the various Imperial fleets would remain as stubs for now, unfortunately. Feel free to update them if you can. I'll fix any potential issues, so don't worry about that.

PS: You can sign and date your comments with four tildes at the end (~~~~), and you can consult Gineipaedia:Policy if you want to know more about our policies here. Glacierfairy 17:18, 9 November 2024 (UTC)