VOL.3 The Hidden Phase - Galaxy Heroes Legend

Author: (Japanese) Yoshiaki Tanaka
Japan/Japan
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Galaxy Heroes is a magnificent heroic epic set in the vast galaxy. The entire series consists of ten volumes, over 2 million words, covering nearly 1,500 years of galactic history. More than 200 star-like characters have shone on the stage. Upon its release, it caused a sensation and was highly sought after, eventually winning the prestigious Japanese Science Fiction Award—the Nebula Award in 1988. Over the past 20 years, generations of readers have been captivated by its charm, hailed as the perfect masterpiece of "alternate history fiction" in the 20th century and a space version of the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms." In Japan alone, it has sold over 15.1 million copies, with an average of one copy for every eight Japanese people, making it a miracle in the history of world publishing.
Galaxy Heroes is a magnificent heroic epic set in the vast galaxy. The entire series consists of ten volumes, over 2 million words, covering nearly 1,500 years of galactic history. More than 200 star-like characters have shone on the stage. Upon its release, it caused a sensation and was highly sought after, eventually winning the prestigious Japanese Science Fiction Award—the Nebula Award in 1988. Over the past 20 years, generations of readers have been captivated by its charm, hailed as the perfect masterpiece of "alternate history fiction" in the 20th century and a space version of the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms." In Japan alone, it has sold over 15.1 million copies, with an average of one copy for every eight Japanese people, making it a miracle in the history of world publishing.
In the Cosmic Era 798, at the beginning of the Imperial Era 489, Vice Admiral Schuette proposed a new strategic concept. The Empire planned to install an engine at Fortress "Eagle City" and put space jump technology into practice, secretly igniting a fierce battle. At the instigation of Fisa, the Allied Government recalled Yang Wen-li from the front lines to the capital, subjecting him to intense interrogation. Meanwhile, the soldiers of Iserlohn, lacking their commander Yang Wen-li, encountered terrifying spatial distortions, as a massive sphere suddenly appeared.