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'Iserlohn Captured!'
(「イゼルローン攻略!」)
LOGH: series 1, episode 7
released 1989/02/??
File:Schoenkopf and Stockhausen (BD).jpg
May 796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE)
7th of 110 released in LOGH
8th of 165 released in all

Iserlohn Captured! (Japanese: イゼルローン攻略!) is the 7th episode of the Legend of Galactic Heroes OVA.

Synopsis[]

On 14 May 796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE), after infiltrating Iserlohn Fortress, Rosen Ritter commander Walter von Schönkopf gains access to Iserlohn's command centre. Once inside, he takes the fortress commander hostage, allowing the Rosen Ritter to seize control and enables the 13th Fleet to dock in Iserlohn Fortress. When the Iserlohn Fleet returns, personnel from the 13th Fleet fire the Thor Hammer, inflicting major damage on the Iserlohn Fleet. The Imperial forces then withdraw away from Iserlohn Fortress, and Yang Wen-li's 13th Fleet succeeds in capturing the fortress, dramatically altering the balance of power between the Galactic Empire, the Free Planets Alliance and the Dominion of Fezzan in the Alliance's favour.

Upon returning to Heinessen, Yang, under the belief that, with Iserlohn captured, the war would eventually end, submits a resignation letter to Sidney Sithole, the Chief of Joint Operations Headquarters, but was rejected by the latter.

Appendices[]

Music[]

  • Gustav Mahler – Symphony No. 6 in A minor: I. Allegro energico, ma non troppo. Heftig, aber markig. (00:01:31)
  • Free Planets Alliance national anthem (00:19:57)

Cast[]

Production staff[]

  • Screenplay: Toda Hiroshi
  • Storyboard: Kogawa Tomonori
  • Episode Director: Ishiguro Noboru, Noshitani Mitsutaka and Ueno Fumihiro
  • Animation Director: Kogawa Tomonori and Suzuki Shinichi

Apocrypha[]

  • In the original novels (Volume 1, Chapter 5), the Rosen Ritter seized control of Iserlohn Fortress by incapacitating the entire fortress garrison with hypnotic gas delivered via the fortress' air conditioning system after Schönkopf took Stockhausen hostage in the central command centre.
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