Re: Where can I find LotGH?

On Aug 03, 1996 20:43:12, '"Mark A. Siefert" <cthulhu@csd.uwm.edu>'
wrote: 
 
>However, many 
>of you (as well as the More Thrust book) suggested the "Legends of the 
>Galactic Heros" series.  I would like to know how I could get a hold of

>a copy (or copies)? 
 
 
Unfortunately, Mark, to the best of my knowledge, "Legends of the  
Galactic Heroes" has never been officially released here in the US. 
Your only hope would be to get a copy of the Japan released video- 
cassettes.  Of course, these might not be too enjoyable if you don't 
speak Japanese yourself.  I know that some people in the US, and 
at least one business, have dubbed copies of the originals and	
added their own subtitles.  As you can expect, the quality varies 
greatly.     
 
Anyway, if you're at Gen Con check throughout the dealer's rooms. 
There will probably be someone selling anime. 
 
For more LoGH info, look at: 
 
Legend of Galactic Heroes at 
http://looney.physics.sunysb.edu/~daffy/LoGH.html 
 
-or- 
 
Legend of the Galactic Heroes WWW Info Center at 
http://wwwhost.cc.utexas.edu/ftp/student/anime/ 
utanime/amos/.LGH/logh.html 
 
The second site has some great .jgp images, including a whole 
section devoted to battle shots.  There are also music and sound 
bites, along with a couple animations from the shows, scripts, and  
plot synopses.	I'm still exploring the Info Center. 
 
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Michael Kwan 
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mkwan@pipeline.com 
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