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Yang becomes Fleet Admiral and outlines strategy to defeat Reinhard before the fleet departs.
Nov 22, 1991Yang assumes the rank of Fleet Admiral upon arriving at Heinessen, where he explains his military strategy to the Alliance government. The plan involves attacking the dispersed Imperial fleet to draw out Reinhard, with the goal of eliminating him to cause infighting among his admirals. Julian and Yang meet for dinner to discuss recent events. Meanwhile, Merkatz directs the exiled Imperial fleet to unite with Yang’s forces. Reinhard suffers from the flu and reflects on his past. On February 28, 799 S.C. / 490 I.C., the combined Alliance fleet sets sail from Heinessen to begin the offensive.
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Yang's Helium Supply Pod Tactics and Imperial Strategic Dilemmas
Nov 29, 1991Yang successfully strikes Imperial supply lines and defeats a fleet near a black hole, escalating Reinhard's anger. Mittermeyer and Reuenthal recognize the need for a major offensive before morale and food supplies deteriorate dangerously. Yang employs guerrilla tactics, using helium-filled supply pods ignited as the enemy approaches, creating uncertainty about his next move. The Admirals and Reinhard veto an attack on Heinessen, leaving a full fleet encounter using Reinhard as bait as the only remaining option.
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Yang and Julian discuss strategic goals before the Alliance and Empire fleets cautiously engage in battle.
Dec 6, 1991Yang announces a rest period prior to the final confrontation, leading to a strategic discussion with Julian regarding the opposing objectives. The Alliance aims to eliminate Reinhard, whereas the Empire seeks to delay until reinforcements arrive to encircle their enemies. During this lull, Yang confesses his deep guilt over the casualties caused by his pursuit of personal happiness and proposes marriage to Frederica for after the war. She accepts enthusiastically. Subsequently, both fleets initiate combat with extreme caution, as each side suspects the other of employing traps or deceptive tactics during the engagement.
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Yang Launches a Direct Assault on Reinhard's Brunhilde Amidst Fleet Reorganization
Dec 13, 1991Yang directs his fleet in a blitzkrieg against Reinhard’s flagship, the Brunhilde. Reinhard counters by dividing his forces into rotating layers to sustain the front line. Ivan Konev dies when his strike craft is destroyed by cruiser fire. Yang recognizes that the conflict has shifted to a test of endurance due to Reinhard’s continuous reforms. The Alliance fleet lures the enemy vanguard into an asteroid field, isolating Reinhard from his main force. Müller’s fleet returns first to rescue the Brunhilde and shield it from the surrounding Alliance ships.
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Ceasefire declared as Yang's fleet faces Heinessen's orders and Alliance surrender.
Dec 20, 1991Yang's fleet approaches the Brunhilde's firing range when Heinessen announces a ceasefire. During the Battle of Vermillion, Hildegard persuaded the Mittermeyer fleet to capture Heinessen, anticipating that Reinhard would have died before other fleets arrived. She also convinced Reuenthal to join the attack on Heinessen, despite her wariness of his ambitions. Trüniht intends to surrender, while other Alliance government members prefer to fight to the death. Armed Earth Cult members rescue Trüniht during the meeting. The Alliance's surrender divides Yang's staff; some wish to ignore orders and kill Reinhard, while others accept the ceasefire. It is decided that part of Yang's staff will escape with Admiral Merkatz to become pirates.
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Sieg Kaiser Declares Long Live the Emperor Amidst Political Transition
Dec 27, 1991Yang boards the Brunhilde to meet Reinhard, declining the Imperial Fleet Admiral role to retire quietly. The two discuss government and philosophy while the Treaty of Barlat ends hostilities, sparking unrest as blame shifts to former Chairman Trüniht. Admiral Lennenkanpt becomes Imperial consul of Heinessen. Meanwhile, Julian, Mashengo, and Boris Konev prepare for an Earth visit. On June 20, 799 S.C. / 490 I.C., the regent signs a declaration abdicating the young Empress’s throne to Reinhard. This marks the start of the New Empire and year 1 of the New Imperial Calendar (N.I.C.).
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Reinhard organizes the Empire while Yang marries and Julian joins Merkatz's fleet
Jul 20, 1994Emperor Reinhard celebrates with his staff and focuses on the organization of domestic positions and issues within the Empire. Meanwhile Frederica and Yang marry and enjoy their private time. The Imperial government keeps an eye on Yang's new life, but does not interfere. Julian and Mashengo arrive at Merkatz's secret base. The Merkatz fleet is only 60 ships, but they plan to procure more from raids and decommissioned Alliance ships. Julian meets Katerose von Kreutzer for the first time. Poplan joins Julian's group to Earth. Till the fleet is needed once again, Merkatz plans to maintain and safeguard it.
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Julian and Poplan review Earth's history from the 13 Day War to the Galactic Republic.
Jul 27, 1994During the journey to Earth, Julian and Poplan discuss the planet's past. The narrative begins with the 13 Day War between Earth factions in 2039 AD. A nuclear exchange follows, leading to the unification of all governments on Earth in 2129 AD. Humanity then expands into the stars, but the lack of autonomy for colonies, unequal economic policies, and tyranny from the Earth government cause multiple conflicts and human rights violations. These chaotic struggles eventually result in the creation of the Galactic Republic in 2801, causing Earth to be forgotten.
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Emperor Reinhard visits Künmel amid a hidden Earth cult conspiracy and assassination plot.
Aug 3, 1994Emperor Reinhard announces his new cabinet and agrees to visit Künmel as a favor to Hildegard's father. During lunch, it is revealed that Künmel and the Earth cult planted explosives under the court. Trüniht leaks this information to police chief Kesler, prompting plans to assassinate Reinhard. The military police launch a full-scale attack on Earth cultists around Odin. Reinhard disables the trigger through Künmel's complacency, resulting in the Mariendorfs being placed under house arrest. On July 10, 799 S.C. / 1 N.I.C., the Julian crew arrives on Earth. On that same day, the Empire decides to suppress Earth by force.
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Oberstein demands Reinhard choose a consort while Reuenthal abandons his power ambitions.
Aug 10, 1994Oberstein confronts Reinhard, insisting he select a consort to produce an heir. In response, Reinhard ends the house arrest of Hildegard and her father. Meanwhile, Reuenthal confides in Mittermeyer that his personal demons are negatively impacting his lifestyle. He also decides to relinquish his ambition for power, acknowledging that he cannot surpass Reinhard. Concurrently, Wahlen deploys his fleet from Odin toward Earth. Julian, Mashengo, and Poplan arrive on Earth and proceed to the Earth Cult holy temple. This sequence of events highlights shifting political dynamics and personal realizations among key figures as military movements begin.
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Reinhard studies imperial history while Yang enjoys quiet life with Fredrica and Lennenkanpt observing.
Aug 17, 1994On Odin, Reinhard examines the secret history of the Empire's past Emperors. Meanwhile, on Heinessen, Yang is enjoying his private life. Lennenkanpt feels uneasy about Yang's quiet existence and increases surveillance to remain vigilant. Fredrica decides to improve her cooking skills for Yang and consults Cazellnu's wife for advice. During this period, both women realize they can trade information inside the food.
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Alliance Forces Decommission Ships While Yang Is Framed and Arrested
Aug 24, 1994On July 17, 799 S.C. / 1 N.I.C., Alliance forces begin dismantling cruisers and carriers per the Treaty of Barlat. The Merkatz freedom fighter fleet attacks the Imperial flagship, prompting many decommissioned personnel and vessels to defect. Oberstein manipulates Lennenkanpt into blaming Yang, leading to his arrest by Alliance soldiers at his residence. Yang’s subordinates detect heightened surveillance, signaling imminent danger. The Alliance government fears that if the Empire executes Yang, it will trigger a popular uprising. This unrest would provide the Empire with justification to further subjugate the Alliance. Consequently, the Alliance considers executing Yang first to prevent external interference and maintain control over the situation.
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Yang faces execution as Rosen Ritter rebels and kidnaps Prime Minister Lebello during the chaos.
Aug 31, 1994Prime Minister Lebello visits Yang in prison, where Yang realizes the Alliance intends to use him as a scapegoat to prevent Imperial intervention. Meanwhile, Schenkopp and Attenborough reorganize Yang's subordinates. The Rosen Ritter, driven by superior battle experience and morale, launch a full rebellion that overwhelms Alliance troops. Amidst the disorder, the Rosen Ritter kidnap the Prime Minister. However, the Alliance military chooses to sacrifice the Prime Minister and execute Yang prematurely. At the last moment, Frederica and Schenkopp intervene to save Yang. They successfully escape with Yang's staff into the night, thwarting the Alliance's plan to eliminate him early. This sequence highlights the shifting power dynamics and the desperate measures taken by various factions to secure their respective positions during the escalating conflict.
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Yang and Lebello negotiate while Rosen Ritter kidnap Lennenkanpt who commits suicide
Sep 7, 1994On July 22, 799 S.C. / 1 N.I.C., unrest spreads across Heinessen. Yang discusses the nation's condition with Lebello, who agrees to trade his freedom for Lennenkanpt. The Rosen Ritter infiltrate the Imperial Consulate, kidnapping Lennenkanpt and causing significant Imperial casualties. Overcome by shame, Lennenkanpt hangs himself while in captivity. Fredrica applies makeup to his corpse to deceive the Imperials. Meanwhile, Cazellnu resigns from the Alliance government and joins Yang's fleet with his family.
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Wahlen suffers an attack while Julian uncovers a mind control plot involving Thyoxin.
Sep 14, 1994The Wahlen Imperial fleet approaches Earth orbit, where a cultist on the flagship strikes Wahlen with a poisoned blade, resulting in the amputation of his arm and a subsequent coma. Concurrently, Julian and Poplan discover that the food provided to cultists contains minute traces of Thyoxin, a mind control poison. Julian experiences withdrawal symptoms and reunites with his companions in the infirmary. Upon waking, Wahlen commands a ground assault and missile bombardments against the Terraism fortress. Imperial forces, alongside Julian’s friends who are disguised as Phezzan infiltrators, collaborate to fight the Earth Cultists. Julian and the group successfully escape with the Terraism data as the cultists detonate their fortress.
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Julian seeks escort to Odin while admirals debate Yang and Oberstein's schemes.
Sep 21, 1994Julian persuades Wahlan to guide him to Odin. Imperial admirals address Lennenkanpt's capture and unverified claims against Yang. Oberstein suggests Heinessen's subterfuge benefits the Empire, but admirals reject his opportunism, choosing to investigate the truth. Yang's fleet travels toward Merkatz's base, during which Yang reflects on errors leading to his capture and plans future actions. Reinhard formalizes moving the Imperial capital to Phezzan. On August 13, 799 S.C. / 1 N.I.C., Planet El Facil declares independence from both the Empire and the Alliance. This summary reflects the events described in the source material without adding external information or spoilers.
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Yang remains cautious on El Facil while Heinessen leaders debate his future role.
Sep 28, 1994Rumors circulate within the Alliance regarding Yang and Lennenkanpt’s location. El Facil, the sole independent planet outside Imperial control, aggressively attempts to recruit Yang, who chooses to stay on the sidelines. His caution stems from the Yang fleet lacking sufficient military power to defend El Facil or other systems. Consequently, Yang determines that his next steps depend heavily on the Empire’s subsequent actions. Meanwhile, on Heinessen, Lebello considers whether Yang might ally with the Empire for revenge or return to lead the Alliance. Reinhard receives a report clarifying the truth behind Yang’s movements and Lennenkanpt’s actions, prompting him to summon his three top Imperial Military commanders.
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Reinhard weighs Yang's potential allegiance amid shifting galactic power dynamics and capital relocation plans.
Oct 5, 1994Reinhard evaluates the possibility of Yang joining the Empire, while Hildegard analyzes the complex web of competing factions. The current balance of power is divided among the Empire, the Alliance, Yang, El Facil, Phezzan merchants, Earth Cultists, and Goldenbaum loyalists. Yang is viewed as a potential unifier for the Alliance, El Facil, and Phezzan merchants. Concurrently, Silverberche, the Imperial Secretary of Industry, initiates construction of the new Imperial capital in Phezzan. During a high-level staff meeting, Reinhard concludes that the galactic unification of humanity is vital. This strategic assessment highlights the intricate political landscape and the significant roles played by various key players in the ongoing conflict.
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Reinhard addresses the galaxy regarding the Treaty of Barlat's desecration and the upcoming second Ragnarok operation.
Oct 12, 1994Reinhard informs the galaxy about the failure of Lennenkanpt and accuses the Alliance government of betraying Yang and Lennenkanpt. He declares that the spirit of the Treaty of Barlat has been violated, leaving force as the only solution. Yang understands he can no longer ally with the Alliance government. Bucock returns from retirement. The following day, Reinhard announces the fleet organization for the second Ragnarok operation. Alliance diplomat Odets urgently enters Imperial territory to request a ceasefire.
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Julian and Yang prepare to depart Odin for El Facil amid Alliance military support
Oct 19, 1994On the planet Odin, Julian and his companions make final preparations to depart. Meanwhile, Alliance Chief of Staff Trung Yu Chan organizes the dispatch of supplies, ships, and personnel to Yang. Across the Alliance, the military mobilizes all available extra personnel, vessels, and resources to support Yang. Yang consults his staff regarding the possibility of seeking war funding from Phezzan merchants. Ultimately, Yang's fleet determines its course is El Facil. The government on El Facil intends to establish a new legitimate democratic government. This sequence of events marks a significant strategic shift as forces converge on the planet, with Yang deciding to proceed to El Facil after considering various logistical and financial options during the departure from Odin.
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Imperial forces advance while Yang faces political constraints during the Iserlohn retaking operation.
Oct 26, 1994Imperial troops move further into Alliance territory as Julian and his companions reach El Facil. Julian hands over the Terraism data disk to Yang, who then discusses the strategy to recapture Iserlohn Fortress with his team. The El Facil government restricts Yang from leading the operation due to concerns about his independence, effectively using him to manage his subordinates. Yang consults Konev regarding potential assistance from Phezzan. On December 799 S.C. / 1 N.I.C., the El Facil fleet under Merkatz departs for Iserlohn. Simultaneously, the remaining Alliance fleet launches for its final sortie.
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Admiral Lutz Launches Fleet While Rosen Ritter Disable Thor's Hammer
Nov 2, 1994New Year celebrations pause military operations for the Alliance and Empire, causing Admiral Lutz to receive contradictory orders regarding Iserlohn defense. Reinhard expresses anger over Lutz’s initial hesitation to launch. Lutz eventually deploys his entire force, aiming to trap the El Facil fleet between his ships and Thor's Hammer. The Rosen Ritter utilize a pre-encoded code to disable the Hammer, while their infantry proves less numerous but superior in skill and morale. These forces reach a backup control room and redirect the Hammer to strike Lutz’s returning fleet. On January 14th, 800 S.C. / 2 N.I.C., Iserlohn returns to Yang’s control following these events.
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The Battle of Mar-Adetta Starzone (Beginning)
Nov 9, 1994The Imperial fleet accepts Bucock's challenge, sending most ships to the Mar-Adetta system, which features unstable solar activity, communication jamming, and an asteroid belt corridor. Bucock's fleet hides within this corridor. As the Imperial forces advance, they encounter unstable asteroids, artillery fire, and space mines. The Alliance fleet attacks from unexpected positions inside and behind the belt. On January 16th, 800 S.C. / 2 N.I.C., the Imperial fleet finds itself engaged in a unexpectedly difficult battle.
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The Battle of Mar-Adetta Starzone concludes with Imperial victory and strategic reconsideration
Nov 16, 1994Bucock’s fleet advances through Müller’s forces while being pursued and surrounded by numerous enemy units. Unable to charge and kill Reinhard, Bucock’s Alliance fleet faces Hilde’s advice for surrender. Instead, Alliance officers toast to friendship and democracy before the Imperial fleet decimates the remaining ships. The Imperial victory celebration ends abruptly upon learning of Lutz’s defeat at Iserlohn. This news alters the strategic landscape, as Phezzan’s potential fall would have cut Imperial supply lines. Reinhard may have underestimated Iserlohn’s importance. Hilde counters the panic by noting Yang would not sacrifice allies for a stall. Consequently, Imperial forces resume their course for Heinessen.
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- Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu has 110 episodes.
- When did Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu come out?
- Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu came out in 1988.
- Which studio made Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu?
- Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu was produced by Kitty Film.
- Who directed Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu?
- Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu was directed by Noboru Ishiguro.
- Is Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu finished?
- Current status of Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu: Finished.