Just how overrated is this exactly?
Between "very" and "extremely".
>>156326840
Fuck Julian. It would've been very good if it wasn't for him. Dammit, if only Kircheis were here.
>It's another LOGH is overrated thread
Just watch the anime yourself and form your own opinion you mindless drone
>>156326840
Pretty good for an anime. Villains have the tendency to behave like juvenile sub-100 IQ kids to prop up the protagonists, like most anime, because an author cannot invent a character more complex than himself.
>>156327181
How do you create a character which is more intelligent than yourself when you yourself set the limits of the world?
unironically one of the best things ever made between anime/film/television.
>>156327553
Along with?
>>156327274
You wouldn't know
Logh is only truly good when it's an empire vs Republic arc. The reuental rebellion was one of the most egregious asspulls I've ever seen.
>>156327869
I know what I am but what are you?
if you don't like it you must be a pleb, i'm still trying to find anything that even compares to logh in terms of story and characters.
>>156326840
Decently, partly because it's aged super bad since it came out before technology sped up and they use floppy disks in the future, but also because you can see how things will go miles away.
The politics and takeaways are good but there's a few logic gaps (3D spacefights always in 2D) and there's a few ruts/repetition (lets take Iserlohn again)
not the best thing ever but worth the time
I really like it, but I think it's overrated in that you will get the most out of it if you have a fondness for dry politics/history stuff and don't mind the space battles being rather shallow
and just because it must be said in each LOGH thread, Oberstein did nothing wrong
>>156326840
>Poorly animated adaptation of a pew pew spaceship genre fiction made mostly from stolen ideas of western writers and teenager-tier politic
And the sad part is that it is indeed one of the best anime around.
The authors introduced and promptly forgot the one creative sci-fi solution (warping giant space stations into battle) in the entire show.
Also, the Earth subplot had no point yet it kills everybody cool in time. Such bullshit.
>>156328700
>>156326840
Depends on who you're talking to, it's hard to really say.
There are a lot of intellectually insecure faggots who liked it and feel the need to shill it because it makes them feel they're demonstrating how smart their anime palette is, and there's a lot of intellectually insecure faggots who DIDN'T like and feel the need to tear it down because they're afraid that not liking it makes them stupid, so they need it to be stupid so that it's okay not to like it.
Have you ever played chess with someone insecure as fuck? The kind of guy that will smugly tell you that he can show you some tricks when he wins, and will start stammering about how he was going easy on you when he loses?
It's that kind of person that is very loud with their opinions about this show, whether they like it or hate it.
Basically, it's hard to really say whether it's overrated or not. You'll just have to watch it.
At the very least, I can say that the creators were DEFINITELY trying to make it a high-brow classic, and it really shows.
>>156329031
Giant space stations take decades to build. Making them a regular part of battles is not a feasible plan.
>>156326949
am i the only one that really likes julian?
>>156326840
More overrated than Monster. Less overrated thanur mom.
>>156330946
I like him, but his romance felt like a typical high school anime romance.
>>156327074
I watched like 20 episodes, got bored almost to death, where's your god now?
a marine came home from ending monarchism in the Galaxy and went to to his favorite bar. he saw a moe azn commodore and tried to buy him a drink. "no thanks i'm straight" the azn qt said. the marine ripped off his shirt "are you still straight?" "not anymore but i have a wife" he replied. The marine pulled out his ax. "u think the friend zone scares me? i just got back from a war zone." Yang sent his wife a text message not to wait up and started kissing the marine and his ax. all the other patriots in the bar got up and started clapping and didn't stop until the marine and the qt3.14 azn commodore were OTP. repost if you believe love can blossom anywhere, even on a battlefield!!!
>>156332206
i didn't see it as a romance, i felt good for julian because all his hard work finally paid off and could finaly have peace and a cutie to spend time with. i saw the girl more of a reward than a person (yes that is sexist af but the whole anime is and it's beautiful)
Disgustingly so.
When people treat it like it's the 2nd coming of Jesus within the confines of chinese cartoonery, you know you have a problem.
The show has it's flaws. Numerous, I should say.
>>156332222
>The beginning of actual fighting in the civil war arc
Hell, i loved that part, but if you don't like it then that just cant be helped.
Cant expect everyone to like everything.
Also, nice quads.
>>156332222
Congratulations, you managed to form your own opinion. Good job.It's the wrong opinion, but whatever.
>>156328847
>they use floppy disks in the future
also MS-DOS
>>156330946
>am i the only one that really likes julian?
The answer to "Am I the only one?" is always no.Except for now. Nobody really likes Julian.
>>156334352
That's what makes it timeless
News about the IG remake fucking when.
>>156332557
>Zu jeder Zeit, an jedem Ort, bleibt das Tun der Menschen das gleiche.
>(In every time, in every place, the deeds of men remain the same)
A democratic republican lawyer professor and FPA veteran was teaching a Free Planets Alliance class on Yang Wen-Li, known rebel.
“Before the class begins, you must get on your knees and worship Yang and accept that he was the most highly-evolved being the world has ever known, even greater than Reinhard von Müsel!”
At this moment, a visiting brave, patriotic, pro-monarchy Imperial Armed Forces admiral who had recaptured Iserlohn Fortress 15 times and understood the necessity of war and fully supported all military decision made by the Galactic Empire stood up and held up a bust of Arle Heinessen.
“What is the greatest known form of government?”
The arrogant professor smirked quite Phezzanily and smugly replied “A republican democracy, as created by the Heinessen in your hands.”
“Wrong" said the admiral, as he crushed the bust into dust. "It’s been 500 years since Rudolf von Goldenbaum founded our Galactic Empire. If your system was worthwhile, as you say, then we wouldn't have defeated you so effortlessly in the Battle of Shiva.”
The professor was visibly shaken, and dropped his frag and copy of the Riberty Berr. He stormed out of the room crying those liberal El Facil tears.
The students applauded and all registered Imperial Reconciliation that day and accepted baby Alexander as their lord and sovereign. An dog named “Paul von Oberstein” leaped into the admiral's arms, ate some chicken and did literally nothing wrong. The Imperial Pledge was read several times, and the Spirit of Siegfried himself showed up and enacted a flat tax rate across the galaxy.
The professor lost his tenure and was fired the next day. He died in a Terraist attack and was tossed into Hel for all eternity while the legendary galactic heroes look down from Valhalla.
SIEG KAISER REINHARDO, HOFF KAISERIN HILDEGARDO
>>156334565
10/10
>>156332222
Nice quads, but you have the attention span of a gnat.
>>156334565
Top kek
I'm a Yang fan, but holy shit was the FPA squad boring compared to the cast on the Imperial side
like there's the fat guy who does nothing except block a door for Yang with his giant body
Bucock doesn't get enough love
>>156334920
He had a bit more shit to do in the gaiden series.
He was with Yang in exactly one location, played some chess with him, talked and then fought against a plot to get themselves killed.
>>156326840
After finally finishing it a month or so ago, I can honestly say it lived up the hype. For me, anyway.
>>156334973
The battle between him and the empire was one of my favorites of the series.
is the Gaiden series good?
>>156335350
Yes
>>156335350
It's prequel to the main series.
We get stuff like this in them...
>Reinhards first front line deployment and ice cold first kills
>Reinhard mutinying against an officer who wants to scuttle the ship they are on after it gets lost behind battle lines
>Kircheis getting mixed up in a crime mystery also pic related happens in this story arc
>Reinhard and Kircheis solve a murder case in imperial academy
>Reinhard commands a small fleet against alliance in 6th battle of iserlohn
>Reinhard commands a small fleet in the battle of Van Fleet star zone, Schencopp is brought in and melee combat is had on a desolate planet
>The 6th battleof Iserlohn with Reinhard commanding a small fleet
>Third battle of Tiamat with Reinhard kicking alliance ass again, also answers to the question of why aren't the ships moving more in order to dodge shots, Reinhard gets Brunhilde at the end of this episode
And then the second gaiden which is concentrated on Yang
>Yang telling his dad he wants to becomea historian, his dad dies and he inherits shit and farts so he joins the military school
>El Facil
>Yang is popular and he hates it
>Studies history about a dead admiral called Bruce Ashbey, space battles with older imperial and alliance ships is had in some old guys memories
>Yang gets sent to prison colony to babysit POWs
>Gets tangled in some shit and almost gets killed
>Murai arrives and investigates the shit out of the thing
>Yang returns to Heinessen, comes to conclusions about some shit he was investigating and that's it for this series
>>156335749
Oh yeah and Reinhard fights in a 18th century duel during his gaiden series.
And as i remember even more, he has to infiltrate alliance territory with a lone cruiser and capture a ship with a fleeing noble on board who is trying to hand over the directional zephyr particle generator to the alliance.
>>156326840
Not very, I think the real problem with it being rated so highly is the fact that LotGH is catered to a specific audience. Not everyone enjoys a good old fashioned grandiose Space Opera like LotGH. As much as I love the show, it's not everyone cup of tea and propping it up as the best anime around gives off the impression that everyone will enjoy watching it. People who go in expecting something other than a good old fashioned space opera are going to be disappointed. People who go in that don't like space opera tend to be even more disappointed.
>>156336044
Pretty much this. Just watch the opening of the show, it gives you a very good idea of what you're in for. If it looks interesting, you'll probably like the show, but if it looks boring, you'll probably hate it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRtYuG6MgX8
>>156334565
you made my day.
>>156336162
And the first ED, just for additional evidence either direction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwTn5CKubN8
>>156334565
>>156332222
Beautiful set of quadruplets, senpai
>>156332222
>where's your god now?
shitting on you
>>156330946
He was okay. I just wish he had gotten off his ass and actually made a name for himself at some point instead of just dicking around for 90% of the series. All you needed to do was put him in command of a handful of ships under Yang and have him do a really good job of it. Then all that nonsense about Julian becoming commander would've actually made a modicum of sense.
if they could remake logh and removing the earth cult and making earth normal third force entering the war.
>>156337179
They had him do well as a fighter pilot and in hand-to-hand, but yeah, some sense of him being more adept at strategy would have been nice.
They should remake it with all of Reinhards Admirals being cute girls that fight victorys for his love and affection. Give Yang a harem too. You can't survive in these days without harems.
>>156339967
"no"
>>156326840
It was good, but seriously flawed anime in my opinion.
>>156326840
Incredibly
>>156326840
Very
>>156326840
Slightly overrated.
It's up there with GiTS as one of the driest animes I've ever watched.
It's hard to get emotionally invested when 90% of the dialogue is characters discussing political theory in a monotone voice. Kircheis was also such a Gary Stu and got so little screen time that I didn't give a shit when he died.
If the show had more feeling and emotion in it, it would have been GOAT.
Yes but it's still very good.
>>156334565
>An dog
>>156343849
In what fucking planet is this show and GITS dry?
Eat less sugar.
>>156345430
Every character in GiTS has the personality of a sheet of cardboard.
LOGH is less guilty of this, but all the characters who aren't Reinhard or Yang are really underdeveloped.
>>156326840
Maybe a bit, but I still love it.
>>156339967
Reinhard is gay as fuck, so make his a harem of men. That way you attract fujoshitters too.
>>156334565
God damn it anon.
>>156332222
it's ok, many people get bored when they listen to classical music and like the top 100, there is nothing wrong with it.
Seriously though, what did he mean by this?
>>156337179
>yang became a commander by studying historians
>julian became a commander by studying yang, a historian
>>156352404
Oh, it shows, Julian, it shows.
>>156350551
Mein Kaiser was into some freaky shit.
>>156334920
Watch Gaiden right this instant, you fucking imperialist
>>156328209
Thanks for reminding me. Still sad.
>>156353511
I'm glad he's dead.
It's my favorite anime. It's very overrated. People talk it up to a standard that nothing could really live up to.
>>156345430
I love this show and even i think it gets pretty dry at times.
Also, after reading first three books, i can say that so far the anime has been better than the original book.
Well the Kastrop rebellion was a bit more silly than in the book, so maybe they should have kept that one same as in the book.
>>156330946
He is a piece of shit. So yes.
>>156326840
Good start, solid middle part, horribad last third.
7/10 at best, but it's clearly not a masterpiece.
>>156326840
getting sloppy drunk reeeealy helps.
>>156348597
And some prefer to listen to classical music outside badly draw slide shows.
>>156326840
It's a little slow to start, but after you get attached to the characters it's quite good.
Good show, but it's overrated especially here on /a/. One gripe I had with it is the average IQ of characters is around 50.
>>156328976
>stolen ideas from western writers
such as?
>>156357908
sounds like an average ken burns documentary
which, by the way, you're a pleb if you don't like.
>>156332557
What the fuck did you just fucking post about me, you little bitch? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Space Navy Seals, and I’ve been involved in numerous secret raids on Iserlohn and Terranist Cult, and I have over 3000 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I’m the top battle ax fighter in the entire Alliance armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before in this Galaxy, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with posting that shit about me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across theFree Planets and the Galactic Reichand your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You’re fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can kill you in over seven hundred ways, and that’s just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the Free Planet Aliance Space Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of your planet, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little “clever” fanfic was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking fingers. But you couldn’t, you didn’t, and now you’re paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit fury all over you and you will drown in it. You’re fucking dead, kiddo.
>>156326840
watched 37 episodes and it was good but not that great . but i dropped it because it felt kinda boring between episodes 30-37
>>156326840
More like Legend of the Gay Heroes
>a show is overrated because we compare it to all the shows that came out 30 years after it's release
>not judging the show strictly based on the time period it came out and how it compared to other anime at the time
>>156328928
>there are people on Earth RIGHT NOW who think that Oberstein was wrong
This is why our world should be ended
>>156334565
Beautiful
>>156358050
Damn, i know i should quit memes, but they are just too good.
>>156361149
Boom
>le LOGH is overrated
If anything, it's underrated.
>>156326840
very, it's a meme anime taylor made for reddit
>>156361354
this is useful to ground someone's rating system with a realistic understanding of what an average show is but I dont see why we shouldnt compare shows from different 'time periods' or what sort of time period you're suggesting
>>156366419
>logh
>underrated
pick one
>>156366419
I'd like to hear more about that.
It's really good up until the republic surrenders at which point it starts to drag a lot.
>>156366500
Thanks for making it clear that you're too stupid to have a decent opinion, by misspelling tailor-made.
>>156326840
it's pretty meh. the pseudo elitists and the pretentious plebs praise it and keep saying it's better than all the mediums reunited across all the time-space because it gives them that superior feeling while watching it with the classical musics playing in the background.
Probably the most overrated show of all time, those weebs who never read history thinks it's genius.
the plot conveniences and stupidities are everywhere in this shit of a show
>opponents 2dimensional at best and retarded as fuck
>mein kaiza and wenli asspulling everyone at each battle
The only good thing about it is Reuenthal, the best fleshed out, explored and developped character, the rest are plot armored gary stus
>>156334178
>When people treat it like it's the 2nd coming of Jesus within the confines of chinese cartoonery, you know you have a problem.
people say the same thing about evangelion, and i don't see any contrarian faggots tearing it down
>>156336162
i found it horrifically boring, and i unironically would suck the cock of whoever wrote and directed this show
>>156343849
>the dialogue is characters discussing political theory in a monotone voic
is this bait?
>>156366814
When all is set and done, if you need to use at hominem attacks to defend this show then it can't truly be a cunt above the rest as you all in cyst.
Overrated for shore.
>>156366814
I know it's a doggy dog world out there, but to play doubles advocate...
>>156336162
>>156336265
>>156368435
Ending themes > Opening themes
Anybody else wish that LoGH explored more political concepts than just republicanism and monarchism? It would have been neat to see a Karl Marx-esque character try and establish space socialism by promoting rebellion against the Empire, or pic related trying to establish a technocratic society.
When you have over a hundred full time episodes and end up with a cast that outside of 2 characters is completely underdeveloped then you know you have a problem. How anyone can say that the show isn't overrated I beyond me. Saying that something is overrated doesn't mean that you say that it's bad. LotGH is treated like the greatest thing ever when it has so many flaws for its second half that it's mind blowing that people even consider this to be great. It's almost like they are desperately trying to find a reason why they invested all that time. Not even gonna start on the fact that it has aged horribly. So to answer your question: it's imcredibly overrated but that doesn't make it bad or average. It's a great show, simply not even remotely close to what some people claim. Especially since it isn't smart at all, which seems to be one of the main selling points diehard fans bring up.
>>156326840
>overrated
it's completely unknown & niche m8
posting best ending
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwTn5CKubN8
>>156326840
It's the Citizen Kane of anime.
>>156366706
>>156366791
It's far from being known in mainstream circles.
>>156371707
Far from that, actually. Not in terms of quality, but it's far from being well known and as vastly appreciated as CK.
>>156326840
There is a huge gap between the well written characters from the empire and the (with a few exceptions) shitty alliance characters.
>>156371865
>shitty
Elaborate.
>>156371611
>Yang & Reinhard developped
>not Reuenthal
Forty keks what a retard
>>156371611
Who's Jessica Edwards, Reuenthal, Mittermeyer, Poplan, Bucock, Kircheis, Oberstein, Julian, Schönkopf, Hildegard and various other characters, be it main or side, that I'm forgetting?
>>156372012
To pay the bill's advocate, characters like Poplan and Schenkopp and Dusty belong in a generic high school anime more than they belong in a serious military drama.
Look at this motherfucker right here and tell me he isn't a cringey chuuni.
>>156326840
It's practically underrated
>>156372671
>characters like Poplan and Schenkopp and Dusty belong in a generic high school anime more than they belong in a serious military drama.
How exactly? Also, I said elaborate, not another set of buzzwords.
>>156370509
The last one was fantastic, I almost cried.
>>156372671
How does anyone hate foppery and whim?
>>156372856
When they introduced the last opening was also quite tearful.
>>156373481
It was the whole context really.
>>156372756
Most of them didn't have any real arguments for what they did but >muh democarcy. They also succeeded with many plans that by all rational reasoning should've failed, which one might consider a problem of the plot rather than the characters, but it applied to them far more often than to any other character. Poplan was the archetypical sharp-tounged ladykiller with a good heart, Shenkopp the physically strong, manly badass. I just don't see what's supposed to be interesting about them. But for the most part, their dialogues just seemed out of place too often. They didn't feel like something a real person would say, but rather something one would expect from a certain stereotype.
>>156332222
>where's your god now?
Laughing at your god about his failure to create intelligent life.
>>156371672
I marathoned LOTGH some time ago just to listen to this magnificent ending
>>156372671
I didn't find those characters you mentioned to "belong in a generic high school anime" as you say, I agree that they were underdeveloped compared to the imperials but I did like them, Schenkopp in particular
>>156368575
LoGH-babbies are so stupid and easily triggered they're almost boring to troll. Worse than tumblrinas.
>>156368294
>people say the same thing about evangelion, and i don't see any contrarian faggots tearing it down
That's because you don't lurk Evangelion threads. 'Anno a hack' and 'Muh whiny annoying Shinji, an MC who ruined animu' are well-established memes, but you would know that if you weren't a newfag plebbit escapee.
>>156336162
I couldn't stomach the space battles. The first one especially. It just kills all the interest.
>>156371065
Pretty sure that "Marx-esque" shit was what caused the Galactic Empire to form in the first place. A technocratic angle would be good normally, but you have to realize that the whole series is trying to peddle the narrative that history repeats. Everything has to be very classical and rudimentary so that it stays in line with history. Hell, they couldn't even introduce tank beds without causing plot holes.
>>156370509
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUf-8aXt9Hw
AHEM
>>156378441
>Marxism=tumblr degeneracy
This is what alt-right redditors actually believe.
>>156358002
hitler
>>156378595
3 good EDs > 1 good OP
>>156378595
That's the best song overall, but the endings definitely outweigh the openings.
>>156379191
>>156379297
Really niggas? I love OPs 1-3 the most.
>>156379416
Not going to lie, 4 weighs the category down.
>>156379469
True, but it's good if you learn how to tune out the vocals.
>>156379469
The Engrish OP was the only one I ever skipped every single time. Fucking compare https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLK-F8lSrGw to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U8vI0hSRiM.
>>156345561
The GITS movies get wallowed down by Oshii and his muh moody desires so nobody actually gets a character. SAC actually had characters with character other than Togusa the designated jobber.
>>156379469
Tonite for you I puray to the blightest stah on the heavenry scream!
>>156379563
The first time it played I had to pause it because I was laughing so hard, which was weird because it was right after the equally horribly engrish but actually touching rendition of Riberty Berr atYang's memorial.
>>156379642
FP/a/ sings the national anthem when?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o8QPaA62kc
>>156372756
The language used by Poplan and Schenkopp belongs more in a high school locker room then it does in a professional workplace environment.
What next, a revelation that Rudolf liked to walk up to women and grab them by the pussy?
>>156379705
>the military doesn't have bants
>>156379705
Tbh they are soldiers and so their language is probably realistic.And Rudolf probably did.
>>156378949
The degeneracy that happened to them certainly wasn't circumstantial, and with Euro-styled parliaments and a fascist usurper it's pretty easy to imagine what it must have been like.
>>156379705
>space sailors talking like fuckers and assholes
Gee anon, how shocking. What kind of sailor uses bad words like f*dge or H*CK?!
>>156379705
They're bothvery good at what they do, Poplan is a top ace, and Schenkopp leads a legendary special forces unit, and both face death every time they go out, they're allowed to be a little crude.
>>156378595
Here a (you) so more people click your link
>>156371611
there is more than 300 characters with a bunch of distinct voice actors, almost all with a different motivations, goals and ways of doing those goals, how are they under developed?, the only underdeveloped character is delville, and that is just grassping for straws
>>156373803
>Most of them didn't have any real arguments for what they did but >muh democarcy
to be fair, that is what american news channels seem to me when i see them
>>156381066
Whigs actually had some intellectual firepower, by the time you to their descendent/successor, the Cerberus of neoliberalism, communism, and fascism, it's just naked power games with shallow propaganda masks for the masses.
>>156372960
Foppery and whim are no laughing matter. Some people died for that shit.
>>156333663
>sexist af
You need to leave.
>>156326840
Reminder that Phezzan a shit that should have been annexed from the start.
>>156383595
isn't Phezzan just a bunch of space jews?
>>156383977
They're arms manufacturers, which is a mainstay of wholesome Christian family values.
>>156335350
The first part with Yang's history lesson was boring unless you like the "it's a Julian watches the space history channel episode" episodes, but the rest were great.
>>156384166
>it's a Julian watches the space history channel episode
But that's awesome anon.
>>156384166
The entire LoGH series is just a History Channel program in Space Year 8,000 about the legends surrounding Space Year 800.
>>156384151
aren't they supposed to be a trading nation?, they sell things to the fpa and to the empire, sounds like jews to me
>>156384166
those are like the single best anime episodes ever produced anon
>>156384351
Selling and trading belongs to everyone, but manufacturing weapons and selling/trading those belongs to the Christians.
The military-industrial complex is pure MAGA.
>>156383551
It's over man, they're already taking over, there's nothing we can do any more.
>>156383551
>>156384998
Are you Nice Guys? Do you think that you can earn your way towards a woman owing you sex? Good luck with that.
>>156376667
You're such a pre-Madonna. I have no taller ants for your puerile ant ticks.
>>156326949
>if only Kircheis were here.
>>156326840
im in episode 11. its 7.5/10 by the momment. good enough to make me watch it, but just 2 or 3 episodes a day
>>156388245
get out of this thread, now, it's a friendly advice
>>156388245
Here's a graph I whipped up in paint from memory.
>>156388325
dont tell me what to do, narutard
>>156388448
so technically i wont have enough fun till im around ep 50, and i was thinking about taking a break at episode 26.
>is x le overrated??????
>is x le underrated?????
Fucking stop making these threads you intellectual manchilds
>>156388521
Season 1 is the most tame of all the seasons. Honestly it had the worst finale of all of them, but it will be the one most important to the story later. The finale to season 2 is the best of the best, but the beginning of season 3 can get real boring. It picks up really really well after that, like 0 to 60. Something happens that changes the dynamic of the show for good at the end of season 3, won't spoil it, so season 4 really feels a bit alien. There is one really good arc in season 4 and a cool finale that wraps everything up neat though.
Honestly, there are some parts of LoGH that you might want to binge and some you just want to get over with, but overall it is worth it in my opinion. Watch it however you best feel you'll enjoy it.
>>156379705
>when a social autist tries to be authority on how people in the military talk to each other
holy shit ahahahahahaha
>>156388521
oh that is the worst episode to take a break in anon, do it on 30
>>156388479
Naruto dies.
If only Naruto was here...
>>156388730
Is that Reinhard (female)?
>>156326840
>Is this niche show from the late 80's that is never mentioned in discussion of mainstream anime overrated?
Hmmmmmmmm
>>156390502
What?
>>156391796
Anon wants to revive a dead thread but doesn't have anything worthwhile to add to the discussion.
>>156391871
Talking about it productively here is kind of difficult. It's very hard to hold a decent discussion without spoiling things for new people, and all the meme lords who have never watched the show but insist on spouting off opinions they didn't be form themselves doesn't help.
>>156391871
This. I like to lurk, but LoGH threads are so rare that I can't just watch this one die.
>>156384998
I know we've talked about it a lot in the past, but we're actually watching /a/ fall. For real this time.
>>156392176
>>156392464
I suppose you could try creating a new meme, but perhaps there's no creativity left for the dullest franchise in the history of animé franchises?
Seriously each OVA following Reinhard von Chaddengram and Yang Wen-Sue as they fight assorted cardboard pushovers has been indistinguishable from the others. Aside from the outdated soundtrack, the series’ only consistency has been its lack of excitement and ineffective use of animation as a medium, all to make battles boring, to make a universe stand still.
Perhaps the die was cast when the studio vetoed the idea of broadcasting on television; they made sure the series would never be viewed by anybody without a LaserDisc player or with a life, just act as ridiculously profitable cross-promotion for the books. The Legend of the Galactic Heroes series might be anti-Casual (or not), but it’s certainly the anti-Neon Genesis Evangelion series in its refusal of true depth, meaning and intellectualism. No one wants to face that fact. With the reboot canceled, thankfully, they no longer have to.
>a-at least the books were good though
"No!" The writing is dreadful; the books are terrible. As I read, I noticed that every time a character seemed cornered, the author wrote instead that the character "hatched a plan."
I began marking on the back of an envelope every time that a plan was pulled from an ass. I stopped only after Yang had predicted and countered the enemy's movements by forming a semi-circle. I was incredulous. The author's mind is so governed by cliches and dead metaphors that he has no other style of writing. Later I read a lavish, loving review of LoGH by an Amazon.com customer. He wrote something to the effect of, "If you like these novels that became animés, then you might like the Haruhi Suzumiya series too! They're super moe and kawaii!" And he was quite right. He was not being ironic. When you read "Ginga Eiyū Densetsu" you are, in fact, trained to appreciate KyoAnus trash.
>>156393352
Waiter, my pasta is stale. Fetch me another.
>>156388889
>>156393172
moar liek OWNGOAL
>>156328847
>(3D spacefights always in 2D)
people who said this dont really pay attention or either mimicking what the first google link told you.
While half of it is true, Battle of vermilion and the one involved a stalemate with bothside in circular formation stated otherwise.
>>156393352
>that high tier
are /lit/ a bunch of teenager?
>>156394528
You best not be knocking 1984 or For Whom the Bell Tolls.
>>156393444
Some pastas are fresh forever. Truly a chef d'oeuvre from a chef de master.
>>156394528
It's a /tv/ meme about Harry Potter, actually.
Any loghfujosstill around?who is best husbando?
>>156352895
I thought this guy was going to shine somewhere in the OVA but it turn out we can only get to know him in the extra arc.
gosh I wish the new logh can atleast cut these background character some slack.
>>156394721
Dusty is woobie.
>>156394528
This is very obviously a personal list from a list thread.
LoGH battle tactics work well in EVE.
>>156384217
>>156384307
>>156384351
>remake of logh is mostly a combination of interviews, war reportage, and stock footage
oh that would be perfect
would it be fanfic to rewrite logh as a historical overview complete with fictional citations
>>156326840
Very, but mostly because people think it literally cannot be improved upon (see: everyone complaining about the reboot). It's great in all the ways people say it's great, but they're ignoring that it's a visual medium and the direction is way too uninspired for it to be a shining example of it.
>>156388773
I've realized the error of my ways, o worldly-wise senpai. Space marines are all supreme gentlemen and all their conversation is on intellectual topics and in exated idiom.
>>156390502
At least post the one where Bittenfeld 'rescues' Oberstein
>>156394721
Yeah, they've even madeand uploadeda doujin with a roughly this synopsis: >>156332557
>>156388889
>implying there is such a thing as Reinhard (male)
>>156395346
...no.
http://archive.4plebs.org/tv/search/text/dullest%20franchise%20in%20history
>>156395861
huh, I stand corrected.
>>156393352
God those book covers were fanfastic, why didn't they use them for the english translation?
>>156326840
As overrated as Nier Automata.
>>156396510
Damn, Kircheis looks like *that*?
>>156396521
So not at all?
Fuck the episode previews, seriously. The one time I accidentally watch em I get a huge spoiler aboutyang's death. Why would they even tell that straight up in the preview jesus christ
>>156336265
When theybrought it back a couple of times for the later episodesI cried like a bitch
>>156395626
But no one says that ever. People think the remake will sick because of trends in modern anime and less risk taking OVAS like the past.
Everyone knows LOGH has plenty of problems, pretty much no one likes the terrarists for example but it's the other things it does better than any other show ever that make people love it
>>156396657
>everybody who plays it calls it the greatest game of their life to everybody they know
>constant pictures of 2B's ass
>told hundred times a day how much of a genius Yoko Taro is
It's a good game, but it's pretty overrated.
>>156396521
At least Nier has pretty OST
>>156326840
It's a little overrated but still very good and feels like a history documentary which is great if you're into that stuff. Really nothing else like it in Anime.
>>156398021
It's legitimately great though. Best game to happen in quite some time.
>>156396674
The last ED a best, gets me emotional every time. First ED is amazing too.
>>156334565
>who had recaptured Iserlohn Fortress 15 times
>>156398021
It makes use of the medium in ways that few games do, and has fantastic gameplay, designs and music.
>constant pictures of 2B's ass
I don't get it. Are you just an angry homosexual?
>>156398890
Fuck off to >>>/v/
I dropped LoGH soon after Yang died because Julian's faggotry just drove me up the wall. Who won in the end?
WHEN ARE WE GETTING NEWS ABOUT THE NEW SERIES???
2017 IS ALMOST OVER!
>>156398942
Felix
>>156398916
>Anyone who plays video games is /v/
So you're not gay, you're just retarded.
>>156398890
Sure, Nier's great. But the fandom is just the worst. Makes me think the Undertale or SU fandom isn't so bad.
>>156399074
I sure as hell hope that either this post is hyperbole, or that you've never actually interacted with an Undertalefag.
Why was Yang racist? I thought he was supposed to be democratic?
>>156399115
Oh, I've met many Undertalefags. Many fuckers who wax lyrical about Sans and Undyne and the spider-tea girl. But the Nier fans I've met. Those guys can not shut the fuck up about their games. How it's so progressive. So trendsetting. And I just stand there hoping they can stop talking for a minute. How Kaine is so cool because of hermaphrodite representation. Screaming to the top of the hills over Emil. How they would let Yoko Taro shit on their face if they could. Takes all the fun out of what is genuinely a pretty good game.
>>156399211
>progressive
Where the fuck did you go, Tumblr?
>>156334565
>>156395764I hope you enjoyed the doujin anon.
>>156394721
clearly the best option is Reinhard, any other are just wrong
>>156395491
yeah and you could always change the subtitles in the narrator's speeches to reflect those citations, and to make them more like an overview, he talks a lot shit anyways
>>156395626
i don't think anyone says that it is devoid of flaws, we all have little things that we want to change to it, what there is to say is that whatever flaws it has are unimportant, they are like the tiny imperfections on a dimond
>>156396539
i hope those faggots at production ig take notes from this kind of art, i wouldn't be mad if they made the designs look like that cover
I remember when the only way to watch this show out of Japan was getting the bootleg DVD chinese version (with engrish subtitles).
>>156398485
The actual best ED is the third one. The first time I saw it on YouTube I thought it was the worst one, and it wasn't until I reached episode 76 and saw the extended version that I realized the error of my ways.
>>156402303
1 > 4 > 2 > 3
This is objective, you can't debate this
>>156402868
I can and will, very easily. What even happens in 2? Julian just stands there looking pensive. He doesn't walk the long road to Iserlohn, he doesn't wander the cosmos after losing his home, he doesn't share his grief and turn it into hope. He just stands there.
2 is indisputably the worst.
>>156399210
>people who support democracy can't be racist
Also, when the Hell was Yang racist?
>>156402303
>>156402868
>>156403980
The real question is, why do the EDs make me feel so nostalgic for something I've never experienced?
Skies of Love for best anime OP
>>156404432
A loving big brother and/or surrogate father figure?
>>156404417
Is Mittermeyer best Admiral-fu?
>>156404587
I hope you're joking.
He said that because just wanted to know why Mashengo was on his ship, when Mashengo wasn't supposed to be there, not because Mashengo was a nigger.
>>156404796
Yes, it's a common joke in these threads. We're constantly repeating our jokes here because we've long since lost the ability to invent new jokes.
who is the most annoying piece of shit in the show, and why is it Emil?
>>156404979
He did it, you know.
>>156404943
Just making sure. I knew he was likely joking, but I also knew that this thread was full of LotGH haters who might have taken that image out of context.
try not to cry challenge, post resultshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQJ_7qrk2CA
>>156403980
2 is saved from being the worst because it's music is fine. ED 3's song is garbage and so is the slideshow. It doesn't even make sense until the end of the season, and even then they still play ED 1.
>>156353630
>Implying this is any different from any other protracted battle in the show.
Fuck off. He got fucked over indirectly because of Rubinsky.
Goddamn Fezzani merchants.
>>156405960
>It doesn't even make sense until the end of the season,
It's called foreshadowing, cadet.
>>156406367
The other battles have purposes. Side A attacks Side B in order to further Side A's goals. Reuental leads a rebellion because... uh... he's bored?
>>156406688
>nice digits
No, its because he's an honorabru reader that played the role that was painted for him.
Tbh he should've just surrendered himself over at the start, but that would've been the truly boring scenario, now wouldn't it?
>>156404659
Eva is legitimately one of the most attractive girls.
>>156406815
Boring for him, boring for the audience, but a lot better for his 3 million troops that died pointlessly.
>>156404659
He has the best reactions.
>>156402868
4 > 1 > 2 > 3
You were close.
>>156401916
The subs are still broken.
Is there ANYWHERE to download the laserdisc version, without the ugly as fuck redraws?
>>156407766
>t. Didn't read the lyrics
>>156404659
He's probably the best person in the series.
>>156405148The saddest part of Yang's death is how close it came to being prevented. The Rosen Ritter were on the ship, minutes away, then one lucky terrorist stumbled upon Yang before Julian did.
>>156407085
Literally every person who died after episode 52 died pointlessly.
>>156408435
I can't find them. Here all the links on the Central Anime site (the fansub group).
http://www.centralanime.net/caforums2011/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=6&sid=974ab72381f290367e013b4b824aa4f8
If it's any consolation, the redraws end by season 3.
>>156408599
Yeah I know but some arcs just become unwatchable with all the swaps mid scene to the flat, bland digital art that captures no-ones character.
I actually just gave up with those episodes and found old streams of them, I want a download so I can make a torrent that is a mix of the new version with any redraw eps swapped out. Better to be lower quality video than..that.
There is no denying it has some pretty hefty flaws, but there really isn't anything quite like it in anime. Its scope, length and subject matter is not something you'll see anywhere else.
>>156336265
First ED best ED
Third ED is second best
I wasn't a huge fan of 2/4
>>156408704
>tfw you will never feel for Kircheis because his death is animated like shit
>>156408552
Also if the politicians hadn't been idiots and allowed the fake empire people to board.
>>156408915
Then they might just have shot the ship.
>>156408907
Maybe in the remake?
can we all agree at least that the third OP is the best one?
>>156408981
Obviously.
>>156408907
It's amazing how much better the original art is. Like, LOGH is infamous for being pretty ugly and uninspiring, but its only until you compare it with the bland redraws that you notice how much character and expression was in those original faces.
>>156408944
The worst things about modern anime are high contrast colors and CG animation. I'm not too hopeful for the remake.
>>156409082
I think it really depends on who they target it at.
>>156409011
where can i find this version?, seriously there has to be a guy out there, that still has the lazer discs where this shit came
>>156409177
They were the only version anyone had until the recent re release. You can still find these eps on some streaming sites but all torrents appear to be the modern BDs.
The image quality of the old ones was VERY low, there is a reason why all screenshots of LOGH used to be tiny, and I think the only versions we had in the west were hardsubbed too.
But yeah someone has to have the LDs out there, somewhere.
Not appreciating LoGH as the pinnacle of the medium as far as scope and worldbuilding goes is like dismissing War and Peace for literature. You have all the right to it, but that just makes you a filthy pleb and/or an adolescent.
>>156409666
I am sorry 666 but it does shat the bed in the final OVA "season".
It's hard to find too many examples of it, but this one sums up how flat the redraws were. Apparently they had no access to the originals of some episodes so just had to use the digital redraws for the BDs.
>>156409793
The weird pink skin bothers me the most.
>>156409793
This one is interesting as well; the quality of the faces is about the same, but you can see how poor the new artist is as he doesn't even try to match the interesting perspective, just sticking with the same bland 3/4 in every shot.
>>156409982
It's a fuckin epidemic.
I can't find any real good comparison shots, but this one shows how side characters end up looking about the same, but the new art time and time again fails to capture the feel of the main cast and their personality. Compare the bland pink skinned man whose only distinguishing feature is his hair to the OG Oberstein here.
>>156408981
>>156409001
I've always been partial to the second one.
>>156410106
It's good, but it's no Sea of the Stars
>>156408435
>>156408599
>>156408704
>>156408907
>>156409011
>>156409177
>>156409624
>>156409793
>>156409982
>>156409985
>>156410025
what's the story behind these?, please do tell me, for what i can gather the original was released in lazer disc and mailed, but then someone re-released them, and that was the only version anyone had, until the most recent re-release, am i correct?, and how the fuck do we know all of this?
>>156409666
Those trips were not wasted.
>>156410436
For once, Satan is right about everything.
This anime obviously won't be liked by everybody, but in my opinion, it is one of the best anime ever made. I just like classical music, big epics and space warfare.
>>156410334
LOGH was an OVA, the only digital version that existed was a really low quality laserdisc rip. At some point during the 00s that got hardsubbed into english, that was the ONLY version we had. This was uploaded on various streaming sites, it's still up. Then around the same time there was a remastered DVD version on nip TV, and later from that BD releases, which finally got subbed in the normal way and you can find on torrent trackers nowadays. I'm not 100% on why the originals were remade, but keep in mind pretty much constantly even since the series finished in 2000 they've been making extra spin-off OVA, mostly digital.
I've never heard of RAW LD rips being torrented, just those old hardsubs in 480p. Even they would be better than the current official version, which switches between the new redraws and the old versions sometimes shot by shot in the same scene.
>First ~70 episodes
Underrated
>70~85
Appropriately Rated
>85~100
Overrated
>~100+
A train slowly derailing into a gorge of dogshit.
Should of ended after pic related.
Is this the American version of Legend of the Galactic Heroes?
Or is Legend of the Galactic Heroes the Japanese version of Star Trek?
>>156412785
Apart from the fact that they're both space operas, not really. Star Trek deals with a particular moral and/or scientific dilemma each episode, whereas the entirety of LoGH is centered around the struggle between different forms of government.
>>156412995
One of the more prevalent recurring themes in Star Trek is the various forms of government between the major races in the series.
>>156412785
DS9 and B5 yes. TNG no.
And ENT season 3 is Space Battleship Yamato.
>>156413068
It's not a war show though. There's conflict, sure, but a large, all out war isn't the backdrop the the whole show.
>>156413445
>There's conflict, sure, but a large, all out war isn't the backdrop the the whole show.
DS9
>>156413911
Then don't use pictures of TNG to illustrate your question.
>>156412675
Eh... I liked that it continued long enough to have a happy ending instead of ending on a downer or cliffhanger.
>>156326840
Blondie is the closest thing we get to Desslok outside of Start Blazers.
>>156326840
/lit/ here.
It's bretty gud. Like Dune lite.
It wouldn't be popular with today's fanbase. It takes time to build up, and the enemies are literal retards until Reinhard and Yang square off.
It's good but I feel like it's stuck in the wrong medium. Anime isn't meant for stories that read like books.
>>156416180
Star Blazers*
>>156416180
Psst, stop comparing based badass manly Desslok to this Gary Stu fuccboi. Even remake Desslok.nu-Yamato S2 when?
>>156416807Being slowly released in Japan, fellow Stalker.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T04Kns8rRhgHail Leader Desslok.
>>156417046>Hail Leader Desslok.Hear, hear!So hype.
To be honest, some redrawn scenes are better than the originals.
Take this scene, for example. The original looks better for the top two frames, but the redraw looks better for the bottom two.
>>156416199
have you read the novels?, because i've heard that those are a little inferior to the anime, and just by reading a chapter or two i can tell the prose is not so good
>>156326840
How overrated is the word "overrated"?
The one question I've always had with LotGH is just how many people crew these ships? With the fucking sheer size of these battles, how are entire nations not being drained of their populations?Only watched a few episodes,
if it's explained later then.. well shit.
>>156417046
>>156417410
>that feel we will never taste Leader Desslok's wine.
Feels fucking bad man.
>>156418094
>how are entire nations not being drained of their populations?
Here's a scene from early in the series, when some of the politicians complain that they're running out of people.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnFh-FLjSrY
As for later in the series, by the fourth season, the forces on one side are reduced to 940,000, while the forces on the other side stand at 40,000,000,000.
>>156418094
millions of people die in each battle, if i remember correctly, in one of the battles they said the number of deaths. and it was 10 million people. but they have like billions of billions on each planet, so it's not that bad
>>156418094
About as bad as being off by one.Japanese wine is a thing? And I thought South African was exotic.
>>156418273
>billions of billions on each planet
Lel. There's 'soft sci-fi', there's 'space opera' and then there's 'I had runny shits harder than this'
>>156412785
>>156413068
Very different, Politic in Star Trek is mostly commentary toward the event that happen in the real world. While politic in logh is concept upon fiction and revolve within that realm of fiction, in addition, sci-fi in Logh only serve as setting and background for the story. The science is there, but it doesnt go far far beyond "supernatural" like Star Trek is.
>>156418630
There aren't actually "billions of billions" in the LoGH universe. Anon was mistaken. Calm down.
See the post directly above that for the actual numbers.
>>156418094
>The one question I've always had with LotGH is just how many people crew these ships?
I had this curious question one day too, I just looked up the battles on ginipedia and calculated men/ship.
Roughly comes out to around 200 men a ship, which is sort of comparable to historic standards and even today's standards.
Although this number is sort of skewed when you have to think about fighter pilots, logistical ships, rear service, etc.
Someone could create a whole graph from every single battle of LotGH.
>>156417873
Part of it is the translation.
>>156326840
>overrated
You must be 18+ to post on this site.
>>156417831
That's not the 2017 reboot, it's the redraw from the early 2000's.
>>156410025
>>156409985
>>156409793
Sorry, I'm stupid and a newfag, but just to be sure, which is the original?
>>156419856
Okay.
>>156419884
The one that looks like it was drawn in the 80s.
>>156419884
The one that's blurry and has faded colors.
I really don't hate the redraws. Some of them are jarring, but even having Q-TEC upscales is superior to the dogshit quality that is the laserdisc rips.
>>156419936
>>156419918
I thought so. Thanks.
>>156419966
The dark pink skin thing is pretty distracting though.
>>156419595
the fact that there is only old people in the fpa doesn't mean there isn't still billions of people, just think about it, each planet must be at it's limit capacity for number of humans per kilometer square, that's gotta be 10 billion people per planet of more, and there is a shit ton of planets in alliance, therefore if you removed all young people, there still would be billions of the elderly
>>156420678
The entire population of humanity combined is about 40 billion.
Citation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGu1Szl74WU
>>156420895
when they say 40 billion they speak about the number of people in the empire, and the 1/425000 is the number of people still in the fpa's army, they never actually mention the actual civil population
>>156421307
>they speak about the number of people in the empire
Which includes everybody that isn't on Iserlohn. The FPA doesn't exist anymore. It's all Empire now.
>>156396674
>that spoiler
Totally screwed with me. I went in thinking it would be one of those outright lies, like "Kabuto Kouji Dies In Magma!" But, no...
>>156421616
I knew ahead of time, I even knew the episode number, and as it got closer I saw sign after sign it was happening, and I knew it was coming, so I thought I would be ready. I was not.It still hurts.
>>156422147
>as it got closer I saw sign after sign it was happening
>>156409177
The LD rips are here:
https://www.nyaa.se/?page=view&tid=148995
They're hardsubbed, but will have only original animation.
>>156422176
The whole episode and the one before it were just full of death flags. And the narrator.
https://pastebin.com/TYFvHde5
Someone asked for laser disc? Also, loads of links in there.
>>156424080 here, its the central anime hard subs of course.
>there are people in this thread RIGHT NOW who root for overwhelming dominating force instead of rooting for the hapless plucky underdogs
Fascist bootlickers get out!
>>156424978
Go home antifa
>>156379705
>>156379741
>>156379778
>>156379789
>>156379899
>>156388773
>>156395661
This is how people in the military actually talk.
>>156326891
fpbp
So what was up with those pseudo-Romans that Kircheis deals with in the first few episodes? They don't really get brought up again at any point in the series.
>>156427133
It was just a fashion statement.
The point of them was to show that Heinessen's defenses (the exact same technology) wouldn't hold out against a strategic assault, so the FPA was being overconfident by relying on them.
>>156427009
Post your favorite vocab words.
>>156373879
underrated
>>156334448
Never ever.
>>156334565
>>156427009
>military is autism
Not surprising. Lack of empathy is a positive trait for them.
>>156406821
Wasn't she his cousin though?
>>156429106
I don't see the problem here.
Watching a series like this made me yearn for the return of anime in comic-booky-illustration styles.
>>156427009
Some are autists who would play strategy games in real life, some are assholes who would be sailors in real life.
Seems about right.
>>156409082
>high contrast colors
that's mostly a mood thing.
>CG animation
it's cheaper, just like digital animation made things cheaper compared to cels. learn to live with it
>>156424080
Based thank you
>>156417831
The goofy way Julian is drawn is much worse, but in general its just shit like the flat washed out colours and the bright pink skin. Most scenes looked better with the old art, and it's really jarring how it swaps between the two constantly.
>>156432583
CG animation isn't really cheaper, there's just no skilled animators for mechanical stuff anymore.
>>156427133
They were just an example of how ridiculous and out of touch/decadent the nobles were becoming in the late Goldenbaum era. What Reinhard did was remove all of these fuckers from power, putting a meritocratic (ideally, but still despotic) system in its place. He replaced feudalism with a very large, autocratic state.
so how are they supposed to be travelling in the galaxy?, i know they don't say in the anime, but i just know this has an explanation in the books that wasn't mentioned, like is this magic?, a warp drive?, solar drive?
>>156433929
Some sort of bullshit faster than light travel that uses particular routes and gathered data to navigate from star to star.
>>156423752
>>156424080
i have a question, if we have the two versions, couldn't we use the LD rips, with the blu-rays, to make better re-draws of the original material?, why haven't people done this?, i've heard similar projects with the old ass gundams, why not the best anime of all time?
Everything until THAT happens is underrated as fuck.
Moderately overrated if you consider everything after that together.
Just watch it and lay your heart down onto the sea of the stars.
>>156432583
>Learn to live with shit looking horrible
Or, perhaps, don't.
>>156435803
You mean physically redraw every single frame with the new higher resolution?
Do you have any idea how time consuming that would be?
>>156436995
there is enough autism in this board i know it
>>156437470
You don't need autism, you need autism+art skills+time, or money.
>>156437532
>you don't need autism
>proceeds to define autism
>>156438090
You need more than just autism is the point.
>>156438230
I disagree
>>156438422
If you want any kind of quality, autism alone is not enough.
Pic related.
>>156399074
>taking apart in "le fandums"
anon...
>>156436995
>not training a neural network that does upscaling by redrawing
>>156440924
Why sage?
>>156441124
I have it on by default
>>156440924
that's a good idea, it would have to be an edge recognising algorithm, and as the edge is blurry, we would have to send the data to an anon, so he just has to more or less just trace the lines
>>156441220
While anons have been rumored to have neural networks in their skulls I was referring to the computer kind.
In the end you need a tool that uses the normal drawing tools animators use (lines, brushes, color fill, masks, ...) and apply them at a higher resolution so that the result when downscaled would look like the original.
Basically illustrator's auto-tracing but on steroids.
>>156326840 Most exciting anime Ive ever seen. Dont know how people find it boring.
>>156441754
I like everything except the battles. I've fallen asleep during LoGH battles a few times.
>>156441358
yeah that's pretty much what i refered to, the thing is the original is only 640x480, that's is way too low, so a process like that would warp the lines a little, not always, and not too much, but enough so is annoying, it's still doable, but you just need a guy to oversight the whole thing, and plus it wouldn't take as much as redrawing
>>156441754
I know what you mean, its really interesting and the way the story is built with these two sides battling, its exciting to see where it'll go.
>>156332222
t.shittaste
>>156441898
>two sides
Three sides!
Don't forget about us!
>>156442323
Terrarists please go you are the only bad thing about this show
>>156417873
>>156419809
I'm having a lot of fun reading through the novels.
Here are some general differences I could spot:
>the narrator pops in with in-universe background information a lot more frequently in the novels
>dialogues are filled with play-by-play commentary spelling out the characters' intentions, reactions and the flow of the conversation
>major characters are much more vivid when you get paragraphs of their inner world thrown at you whenever they're at a crucial point
>the battles usually start and end the same way, but in a lot of cases the formations and maneuvers and minor details are different and usually worse in the OVA
>>156442447
No they're not.
>>156443165
Is it true that Dusty isn't a thing in the novels?
The creator of this series is a whiteaboo.
Why did the Terraists put Fork on a ship aimed at Yang?
Yang never actually interacted with Fork's ship, so Fork being there didn't make any difference. The Terraists could have sent an empty ship at Yang while saying "Hey, this ship has Fork on it." In fact, that would have been easier for the Terraists and consumed a lot less of their resources.
>>156443368
He exists, though in the first three novels he does not do much other than act as one of the commanders under Yang. He supposedly becomes more of a major character later on.
In one scene, OVA yang lectures OVA Attenborough about something that novel Yang just thinks to himself. That pretty much explains what they did with Attenborough in the OVA.
>>156443496
They wanted to get rid of Fork
>>156443165
why do people say that the anime is better?, what did it change to do that?
>>156441358
>While anons have been rumored to have neural networks in their skulls
I demand evidence of this ludicrous claim
>>156443368
He's just not featured as prominently early on.
>>156443437
He's a Chinaboo more than anything. People let appearances fool them into thinking LoGH is Prussians in Space, but it's actually closer to Romance of the Three Kingdoms is Space. He states a compilation of Chinese biographies as his inspiration, and posted the following foreward to the official Chinese translation of LoGH (which came decades after various bootleg translations, one of them flat-out called Three Kingdoms in Space):
>In my youth, I read the Journey to the West, Water Margin, Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Records of the Grand Historian, and came to hold an interest in stories and in history. I was profoundly blessed by Chinese culture. If this translation goes even a little towards repaying this favor, there would be no joy greater than that for me.
>>156444127
The translation of the book isn't very well written so the presentation of the story is better done in the OVA. Also the OVA has some cool creative details the books don't, like Iserlohn's armor being that liquid metal, when in the books it's solid.
>>156444356
Also best character is of Chinese descent.
>>156444386
Reinhard isn't from chinese decent
>>156444563
Cute
>>156444620
He's right, you know.
What about Reinhard is similar to Romance of the Three Kingdoms?
>>156444356
>>156444356
Also, would Yang be Yoshiki Tanaka also making a dig at Confucianism, considering one of the main facets of Confucianism is obeying authority without fuss. Recall the fact most of Yang's problems is his unquestioned loyalty to democracy, which doesn't help the Free Planets Alliance in the long run.
>>156444356
While I have no idea how active he is these days, I wish Tanaka would write some semi-historical fiction about the Chinese Warlord Era. Considering it has about as many factions and characters as LoGH.
>>156443496
It was a feint. They never knew that Yang wouldn't capture and board it; they needed a convincing feint.
>>156444993
Yang didn't accept authority without fuss though, he subverted and outright rebelled in the end, and was close to resigning.
You could say he definitely had a more eastern approach to authority than Reinhard did though, yeah.
>>156433968
>faster than light travel that uses particular routes and gathered data to navigate
So basically all you have to do is leave some space debris on your enemy's 'route' and watch them turn up with ships poked full of holes? And no one ever thinks of that because everyone's retarded? Or is there some fantasy-tier asspul like 'le prescient navigators' in Dune?
>>156420895
Seems to contradict the historian in ep40 that the empire alone had a population of 300 billion during Goldenbaum's reign. It wouldn't make sense for humanity's population to be cut so dramatically.
>reading the novels
>get to the bit about tank beds
>they're just sensory deprivation tanks used in place of amphetamines
On one hand it makes a lot more sense, on the other it's slightly disappointing.
>>156445356
Ships have deflector shields
>>156445378
Thats what years of war did, plus terrible policies leading to famine, people leaving for the FPS, etc. The population went way down but is more spread out.
The majority of humanity lives on Heinessen and Odin.
>>156445356
>fantasy-tier asspul
What, like warp technology in the first place?
>>156418688
>Commentary toward the event that happen in the real world
>Federation is basically communist
So America is a communist country.
Actually the more I think about it the less ridiculous it sounds.
>>156445378
Several hundred years of war and incompetent leadership do wonders for overpopulation.
>>156445347
But he did it to preserve democracy. As commented by some in the show, he should have considered getting into politics, but that would have just turned Yang into another Rudolf von Goldenbaum. And when it came to combatting the corruption within the FPA's government, we had that coup d'etat led by Dwight Greenhill, which turned out for naught as it was a scheme by Reinhard, and that it gave more power to Job Trunicht, who embodied everything wrong with the FPA by that point.
>>156445517
The novel makes it clear that it's total population, not just the empires population, so FPA refugees don't affect such. A point made is that even though the Goldenbaum's policies resulted in the deaths of billions, they were such that compared to the total population he could get away with calling it repression of undesirable minorities.
It's kind of a really dramatic number all things considered, if Tanaka were able to revise the number a decline of 60-80 billion would have been more plausible, that's already a grimdark decline all things considered.
I assume he had in mind depopulations of places like, say, Rome, there's an obvious example. However, it doesn't match that of, say Russia during its civil war or famine, or India during its own famines. Idk, maybe there's a chinese depopulation event he had in mind, he is a chinaboo.
>>156445655
Preserving and following an ideal is not relegating heavenly authority to it, bruv. It has no mandate.
>>156445766
Its a pretty long period,and don't forget all those who made the journey of 6 gorillian light years and didn't make it, or elsewise failed at making colonies.
>>156445655
i always saw his decision as one based on sartian morality, in it when you do something you create a path for all people that includes that action, and so yang didn't kill reinhard just because that would create a humanity where just ignoring your orders is ok, and that leads to an unstable society
>>156445907
This. Yang was always taking the historical perspective, he was thinking about how his actions would be viewed by those after himself - in this sense him and Reinhard were the same, except Rein wanted to grab history by the balls and write it himself.
>>156445845
One point made was that after the passing of Rudolf I and the following rebellions conditions generally improved, in that they were stable and noticeably less repressive. Those who made the journey prior to Heinessen were probably of the same 10 billion recently-enslaved serfs that Heinessen was a part of, his own expedition having a figure of only 400,000.
Casualty figures for battles are steep af and it's written that even the empire accepts women within their ranks (probably only as far as minor officer commissions tho), which certainly means there's a greater pool of manpower for the militaries of the galaxy to draw from, and the war had gone on for 160 years, but most conflict within those years was not particularly tense with many periods of comparative peace.
One thing we can consider is that the population was probably not 300 billion at the start of Rudolf I's reign, as it is said that the figure was the USG's population at its height. Rudolf I's didn't start at its height, but at its lowest point, after years of internecine conflict and civil unrest. For the sake of plausibility, we can add say 50 billion in decline from the height of the USG to the ascension of Rudolf I to the imperial throne.
>>156445137
Oh, he's still active. He put out a volume of Arslan last year.
Though the real moral of the story is that LoGH is a gateway drug to proper historical novels and nonfiction history books.
>>156445517
Still doesn't make sense, when you account for the alliance's population on top of the empire's that's more than a 10x drop, generally only seen when a population is being actively genocided. Even Russia's population which because of enormously bloody wars and ruinous famines was significantly stunted still showed net growth through all that.
>>156446430
160 years of wars and war economy induced famine.
But farming... Really? Man of your talents?
>>156445356
Space is big, having a margin of error for the arrival area of a route might be 10000x times the radius of a planet (which is a trillion times larger by volume which is what matters since we're filling it up) but it would still show up as a small smudge on a map of the system as a whole. So even if you were to fill it up with nuclear bombs, and since I'm being extremely generous I'll give them a destructive radius of 10 miles, you'd need roughly 6.4x10^19 of those bombs to saturate the volume. Which again with me being extremely generous and saying that these bombs only weigh 1000 lbs, the total mass of this nuclear minefield would weigh about as much as the moon.
This also assumes that the warp drop off point orbits with the star making it easy to just drop shit off there, if it moves in anything but an orbit then you'd need engines (quintillions of them) in place to keep your mine field inside the drop off point. But actually you'd need engines on these anyway since the minefield is so massive it has a significant gravitational pull and you want to keep it spaced out nice, which adds to the mass, which adds to the problem.
>>156445452
How many ships in LotGH have shields? There's Reinhard's ship, and what else?
>>156448502
All of them, right down to civilian ships.
You don't hear about them much because deflectors have a minimum range of effectiveness. In combat they're not an issue because ships don't engage in the first place unless within range.
>>156448633
Isn't that a huge waste of money, then?
>>156448736
There's a lot of junk flying around in space, particularly during a big battle. Something to make that bounce off and defend from weaker weapons is pretty important.
>>156446513
Never heard of the 100 years war? You even got the bubonic plague on top of it all (the real killer) and France which suffered the worst lost half it's population, not 90%. 90% only makes sense if they constantly used nukes against habitable planets, which it explicitly shows they didn't.
>>156448736
You and I carry sophisticated computing devices in our pockets, which we use and abuse as well please. Isn't that a colossal waste of resources?
>>156448909
Just specifying beforehand, I'm a different poster than the one you replied to. I mentioned earlier that there's a few centuries of time between the height of the USG and the end of the Imperial-Alliance conflict, with most of those centuries involving either century long war or century long programs of basically genocide. I agree that it's a steep figure, but not *entirely* unplausible. I mean, it still is, but forgivably. I recall an article about writers not being, y'know, good with numbers, and in Tanaka we find at least an effort being made.
>>156448633
Forgive my earlier response, I see what you seem to think the waste is. Let me explain.
Let us assume one power decides that it will do away with deflectors, because in any case they don't meaningfully prevent combat-related damage. However, now they can be engaged at distances well in excess of what distance they can engage in, and subsequently get slaughtered.
Militaries have plenty of weapons and systems like this, weapons used less for what they do and more for what they compel the enemy to do.
Take mines. The usage of mines on a mass scale in WWII and before were not kill or as a trap, but area denial. Once folks knew where minefields were, they wouldn't walk there and had to find alternative, probably less tenable routes of attack. A minefield's primary use is not in exploding, but simply in being explosive, in being a place where no sane person would walk once they know what's there.
>>156448784
I'd rather have cheap ships than ships that can get a little bit closer together without dying from their own explosions. The shields don't even seem to help since ships constantly die that way in the series anyway.
>>156449250
A smartphone is not the same as an energy shielding system for an interstellar warship.
>>156449410
This >>156449360 was meant for you.
It carries more processing power than any individual computer that existed in, say, the 70's, and some cases that of entire world powers.
Same concept. Interstellar warships and their support system would be incomparably expensive for us, but they're working with larger resources, more efficient energy generation, and just that much larger of an economy. Buying a warship then is no much more expensive, comparatively, than buying a warship now.
>>156448909
The 100 years war was not a total war anything like a modern one, you can't make comparisons.
I wish more shows dealt with politics like LOGH does.
Most material involving the subject usually ends up as biased metaphors that serve for propaganda instead of just dealing with the conflicts and interactions between the different forms of government and society with each other and themselves.
>>156449250
I don't remember genocides (other than the Sirius war before the space era) ever being mentioned except the political consolidation of the Empire with 4 billion dead and where the original 300 billion population for the empire came from. It said periods of false peace between the battles, aka rearmament and populations rebounding, no mention of genocide, rather Phezzan's rise to power through trade and diplomacy. Then you get the first citing of 40 billion based on a ratio of 25 billion empire, 13 billion alliance, and 2 billion Phezzan. It makes far more sense to say it's just a ratio and not the actual numbers. Phezzan was prosperous and urban, there was a graph showing it had positive population growth throughout it's independence, and it only had 2 billion?
>>156450673
The modern wars in terms of proportionate devastation to the population were minor comparatively to older conflicts. As was stated earlier, Russia which suffered the worst of the 20th century had positive population growth throughout it in spite of having it's population stunted.
>>156450926
This.
Whats great about LOGH is its focus; its a story about forms of government, about the importance of fuckin staff officers and putting the right minds in the right places. People get caught up in how some characters seem incompetent and others always win, but battles are always won in LOGH due to decisions that happened externally - personnel decisions, etc. LOGH comments on those factors more than anything.
>>156450673
You have to remember disease was historically the real killer in wars, thanks to modern medicine taking care of most disease, even in spite of the democratization of war, the proportion killed because of conflict was less even as the scale was much larger.
It's also clear that the galactic war is fought with restraint on both sides, evidenced by their lack of use of nukes on habitable worlds and the devastation was limited to the boarder worlds along the corridor, and we saw that they were fertile farmworlds.
>>156451991
The major difference with LOGH battles is they happen in space - when a ship goes down very often the entire complement is lost.
>>156442323
The terraists are basically the Allah Akbars of LOTGH. How wiping out a religion is tricky.
>>156451340
You've forgotten the Exclusion of Inferior Genes Act, and there's likely intermittent problems with republicans beyond just the war with the alliance.
>>156452102
Not just that, but fleet losses in a battle are not expressed as a number, but as a percentage, since losses up to 90% in a single fleet aren't unheard of.
>>156452226
Also, as for Phezzan, it's mentioned in the novels that Phezzan itself isn't particularly habitable, it's still in the process of terraformation, primarily the introduction of plant life and carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.
>>156452102
Yeah, it's like the Somme marching millions of men in the flower of their youth into machine gun fire with nothing to show for it. Doesn't matter, the remaining men come back and fuck like rabbits with the women who for the most part aren't on the front and your population still grows.
LIBEEETY STANDS FOR FWEEDOM
>>156452478
ARRU HAIR DA FRAG DAT SET US FREE
legit good anthem tho 9.2/10 would march to war to
>>156452226
The exclusion didn't get as huge a death toll as the political consolidation, they only executed literal retards with forced sterilization for the poor. It was unpopular and ended after Goldenbaum died. At most a blip in population growth easily made up for with higher fertility among the rest.
>>156452320
You don't get it, from a population standpoint young men are expendable, this is why the soldiers who do most of the dying in war are always young men.
It's timeless.
>>156452802
>forced sterilization for the poor
That's basically genocide
No matter how you put it, sterilizing folks at a low income level is pretty much a death knell for national fertility rates
We of course don't have any existing analogues to such, but I mean, we can pretty much guess the result.
Read the novels, women fill the ranks even within the Empire.
Everyone is expendable.
>>156334565
>>156336044
This, I like to study history so the show was very enjoyable for me, but I bet many other people, plebeians desu, hated it.
you're missing nothing if you stop watching at 52
Even though I found it a bit boring in the later half, it's still like first/second best anime ever.
>>156399210
>People who support Democracy can't be racist
What is this meme?
>>156399211
>of hermaphrodite representation
>>156412675
I do agree it kind of dragged on at the end, but I did like how things wrapped up
>>156453129
Only through the lens of the present age. Historically the middle and upper classes were by far the most fertile while the poor were barely at replacement if that. More than anything it was the education and liberation of women that correlates with the modern decline in birth rates. This is mirrored in a similar process seen with the decline of Rome and other empires. In a revitalized society which was the silver lining of that dictatorship, you'd also get a spike in fertility and family formation.
>>156453129
Filling the ranks and filling the front lines are completely different. Women have been part of logistical supply lines since antiquity, the difference being that the whores accept salary from the military rather than payment from the soldiers.
>>156450926
>>156451771
Agreed.
Normally the only times politics come up in Anime, it is with one side being a strawman.
LOGH, on the other hand, presents the pros and cons of both republican and monarchical systems of government, and allows the view to make their own opinion over it.
>>156452208
They really are. Basically Earth is their Mesopotamia.
>>156334565
Noice
>>156453679
>>156326840
Among us, pretty overrated.
But among general Anime watchers, it's pretty niche. Try give this show to people who isn't frequent here and watched only seasonal anime. You know that kind of anime fans. They can't survive 15 minutes into episode 1 without getting bored. I know i tried with few people, they can't digest it.
>>156450926
Another show that has quite the political play i can think of is Fang of the Sun Dougram. It's pretty good.
Yeah, we need a lot more anime with political play being a major thing.
>>156372671
It's on purpose. Republic characters are suposed to be much more relaxed and less cerimonial than those coming from a disciplined autocracy where laziness counts as a genetic disorder to get eliminated.
>>156454026
On the anime board of the biggest imageboard in my country the mod delets all LoGH threads and sometimes bans people for posting a LoGH screen. And not even for any sort of political or social justice reasons. They just hate all 'old' (i.e. pre 2000) anime that much. True story, I'm not a troll.
>>156454026
I showed it to one friend who really isn't into anime and he loves it. It's kind of a weird show, where it's kind of "hardcore" anime that probably appeals way more to people who aren't into anime at all than to megaotaku.
>>156454259
Thanks for the blog
Before Oberstein met Reinhard, why didn't he help the FPA?
He despised the Goldenbaum Dynasty and wanted to bring it down, and secretly aiding the FPA would have been his best chance to accomplish that.
>>156454259
what's this board?, lets spam it with the best animu ever. so they can learn
>>156455436
>lets spam it with the best animu ever
Eva?
>>156455621
boku no pico
>>156432583
CG is fucking garbage and in no way comparable to digital.
>>156433929
Did you miss the part where they warped an entire fortress in the anime?
>>156455257
Oberstein is logical, not emotional.
>>156457415
what's the logical reason to love a dog so much?, you see that's the good thing about this show, characters aren't just one thing
>>156453590
>Historically the middle and upper classes were by far the most fertile while the poor were barely at replacement if that.
You're not seriously saying that peasants had less children than nobles, yeah? I don't think Malthus was writing about population troubles among the rich, bruv
>In a revitalized society which was the silver lining of that dictatorship, you'd also get a spike in fertility and family formation.
Hot air. What policies exactly did Reinhard I put in place to promote fertility rates? Or do you think that folks fucking under a dictator is something that goes without saying? But wouldn't you contradict yourself, given the state of politics prior to the french revolution?
>>156453679
As evinced by the sexual escapades of
Schönkopf and Poplan, as well as Greenhills presence as Aide-de-camp, women could find that logistical duties could take them pretty close to the frontlines. What was her name, Schönkopf's daughter, she found herself serving as a Spartanian pilot. It seems that women could indeed number themselves among existing and potential casualties.
>>156379469
>mfw I unironically think its probably the best OP in the series and captures the feel of the long journey coming to an end and looking back at all those we lost. It has this nostalgic ernest mood thats just magical and meanwhile everyone gets hung up on the Engrish.It's especially impactful when we lose Yang.
>>156455257
His advice would be even less welcomed in the FPA than in the empire.
And in any case, he had no real power himself until he hooked up with Reinhard.
>>156457655
>OPs
>having anything to do with the FPA
...no.
>>156326840
It's got some great 10/10 scenes that you wont find in any anime or t.v. series nowadays. My biggest gripe with it is how unbearably slow it is.
>>156326840
Not in the slightest.
>>156455257
Nigga whu the fucm would he even side with the FPA? dude's a hardcore authotarian.
>>156460426
Oberstein shat on the idea of an ultimate authority that's of greater value than their citizens.
That's why Bittenfeld attacked him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx0txqVRLNQ
>>156334920
The FPA actually became way more interesting post season 3
>>156461215
Interesting isn't good enough. There has to be a story too.
The Iserlohn Republic is the most interesting political entity in the universe, but after they sing the anthem they have almost zero worthwhile scenes until the finale.
>>156379469
4 IS THE BEST ONE FUCK YOU
IT HAS A CHARM
>>156460769
Oberstein seems to much against the smug nature of authority
Oberstein seems like he would rather have an oligarchy than a materialistic dictator like Reinhard
>>156408569
The deaths caused by Reuental's half-hearted rebellion stand out the most, though, because he could have easily averted all of them himself if he hadn't been so proud, foolish, and self-destructive.
>>156398942
>Who won in the end?
AIDS
>>156461773
>too much against the smug nature of authority
Oberstein has no problem with the nature of authority. His peeve is when people start gaining, maintaining and distributing power not based on merit, but on stuff like heredity and aesthetics. That's why he detested Rudolf - he put people in power based on how German they seemed, and generally ostracized people with a medical condition even when it's treatable or irrelevant. To Oberstein, Reinhard is the solution to that and not the problem.
>oligarchy rather than a materialistic dictator like Reinhard
Reinhard is as far as can be from a "materialistic dictator". Not only did he destroy the noble families and redistributed their wealth, he also went ahead and downsized his own imperial court, spending most of his time in offices rather than in palaces.
As for preferring an Oligarchy, Oberstein was the one who advised Reinhard to distance himself from Kircheis just to make sure there is no Number Two in Reinhard's organization. Oberstein believes in a healthy organization needs a clear heirarchy with a single figure at the top, it's made clear several times even in the OVA's.
The one area where Oberstein is critical of Reinhard and tries to "improve" him, is his ideals and attachments. As Oberstein would have him, Reinhard would show no particular attachment to people like Kircheis and Annerose, and he would not balk at stuff like allowing Westerland to be nuked just to be able to film it and score a propaganda win against his enemies.
>>156462633
I agree with pretty much everything you're saying. Oberstein was a pure utilitarian whose ultimate goal was to push reforms and minimize as much as possible the overall amount of death and suffering in the universe. Pushing Reinhard as the highest (but not ultimate) authority was merely a good tool to further Oberstein's plans.
But I don't understand what Oberstein was doing BEFORE he met Reinhard. He was making zero progress, all his plans were going nowhere. Helping out the FPA might have been a better move for him back then.
>>156458087
Yang showed up in 3
Who is the best composer featured in LoGH and why is it Mahler?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzcG4whQerQ
>>156463120
I'm really into Bruckner right now 2bh.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJv1A2yl7ZE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8mvsqUXbjA
It was a good thread. Maybe we can have another one like it in a month or two.
>>156463518
The last best logh thread I joined was from /his/
based mod didn't delete it and it was even better when half of /his/ fags are logh fags as well.
>>156463594
Got the archive link?
>>156463859
Not enough charts have been made for this show.
>>156463658
Can't find the recent one but I managed to find a few online.
https://4archive.org/board/his/thread/411455
https://4archive.org/board/his/thread/1796507
Humanities might have been a mistake, but /his/ fags sometime provide the best analysis and arguments.
>>156462822
At the time of Reinhard's promotion to Fleet Admiral, Oberstein had just finished an assignment as an intelligence staff officer, and was about to ship out to Iserlohn to serve in the Iserlohn fleet. We don't know how he was doing in his previous appointment, but autistic people and military intelligence are generally a good match.
He took notice of Reinhard, and decided that he was not just the right man for the job of galactic domination, but actually a contender already working to achieve it.
Oberstein went up to Kircheis, who was waiting out Reinhard's ceremony with all the other lower ranking officers, showed him his power level by criticizing Rudolf I (AKA lese majeste) and reached out about possibly getting assigned to Reinhard's fleet.
At the Iserlohn corridor, Oberstein spent his time giving his incompetent commander good advice, trying to steer the fleet in the right direction to the extent that he could.
When Oberstein's commander finally shit his pants and all hope was lost for Iserlohn, Oberstein wasted no time deserting the Iserlohn fleet, getting back in touch with Reinhard's people and securing the job.
If it weren't for Oberstein's actions (feeling out Kircheis before his assignment, advising his commander well, deserting the fleet and reaching out to Reinhard's people again), he would have been dead, a POW or a convict in military prison.
Oberstein was actually doing a bang-up job given what little power he had at the time.
>>156464217
Thanks.
>>156464250
Good answer, I had forgotten that Oberstein had reached out to them before Iserlohn fell.
>>156464217
Thank you, but hot damn that is a terrible website.