

Legend of the Galactic Heroes
銀河英雄伝説
In the far, far distant future—two heroes are born into this world: Reinhard von Musel, hailed as the "Ever-Victorious Genius," and Yang Wen-Li, known as the "Undefeated Magician." Like twin lights shining amid the turbulent waves of their era, they soar across the galaxy and set humanity's fate in motion. This epic science fiction saga chronicles the destinies of two towering stars who rise to bring an end to an age of endless war.
(Source: MANGA MILLION)
Themes & Tags
Anime-Planet Rating & Tags
3.78 / 5 from 31 votes
Characters


ラインハルト・フォン・ローエングラム
MAINBorn to a poor aristrocratic family, Reinhard von Lohengramm (Japanese: ラインハルト・フォン・ローエングラム) was a military genius and political idealist. He overthrew the 500 year old Goldenbaum Dynasty and established himself as the new emperor, or Kaiser. Reinhard began a number of reforms, remodeling the Galactic Empire into a nation that was, in the words of Yang Wenli, "not by the people, but for the people."

ジークフリード・キルヒアイス
MAINSiegfried Kircheis (Japanese: ジークフリード・キルヒアイス) was the childhood personal friend and confidant of Reinhard von Lohengramm. Often referred to as Reinhard's "shadow," Lohengramm viewed Kircheis as a part of himself.
If you liked Legend of the Galactic Heroes
Relations

Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu
MANGA
Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu: Die Neue These - Kaikou
TV
Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu
OVAStaff

Original Story

Story & Art
FAQ
- What is Legend of the Galactic Heroes about?
- In the far, far distant future—two heroes are born into this world: Reinhard von Musel, hailed as the "Ever-Victorious Genius," and Yang Wen-Li, known as the "Undefeated Magician." Like twin lights shining amid the turbulent waves of their era, they soar across the galaxy and set humanity's fate in
- Is Legend of the Galactic Heroes still ongoing?
- Legend of the Galactic Heroes is currently finished. It has 238 chapters.
- Who are the main characters in Legend of the Galactic Heroes?
- The main characters are Wenli Yang, Reinhard von Lohengramm, Siegfried Kircheis.




