Legend of the Galactic Heroes

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Okay! I wouldn't have done this except that I was challenged and, unlike those self-absorbed, hedonistic Court cronies, we supporters of the Free Planets have both a greater sense of justice and the moral obligation force our beliefs onto other people.

In response to v_voltaire's Why the Empire is awesome and deserves to overcome those foolish rebels (

Comments

[lacunarity]

I bow down to your debating skills. Clearly, we are evenly matched in this area, though it is clearer still that the Empire is vastly superior.

(What, you didn't want to tag someone to do Phezzan?)

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Strictly off the record (my superiors wouldn't approve), I too acknowledge you as a worthy opponent.

Who can I tag? As sesame_seed said, NO ONE supports Phezzan. No one even SUGGESTS supporting Phezzan. If anyone I'd have tagged you, since you're usually down with the whole behind-the-scenes scene (witnes: Oberstein. Actually, Phezzan as a whole is Obertein Writ Large, minus the weird hair).

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PS I really don't know what I'm talking about, do I.

[lacunarity]

And on a slightly related note, I was thinking today how episodes 23-27 would make an excellent Shakespearian play. My thoughts have been going in iambic pentameter ever since. It's both amusing and annoying.

[tokyofish]

I like both sides. >D

'Cause: Yang Wenli! =D (Dude, competent MAIN CHARACTER Chinese guy without 1)martial arts 2)a panda 3)funky accent - how often does THAT happen?!)

Kircheis! =D

Reinhardt!

Mittermeyer. (He's cuddly, okay?)

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He's cuddly, okay?

He is! Very sunny, as lame as it is to use to use that adjective on someone with blonde hair.

Yang Wenli is an anomaly, no doubt about it. :D

I actually dislike both sides equally. Because the characters are cool but the political reality bites. (Says something about my frame of mind, that the more realistic fiction is the more trouble I have accepting it.)

[tokyofish]

Actually, I agree 100% with that. ^__^;