/jp/ - Otaku Culture

This series is overrated on this site. That is to say, with 110 episodes, your vote only counts after you've seen 22 episodes, almost a full season, and those who don't like this show probably won't wait for 22 episodes to decide.
Which is a shame, as it's only after about 20 episodes that this series progresses from something that is slow, somewhat overly bombastic, and hinting at more to come to show itself to be one of the most intelligent pieces of anime that's been made to date.

When I say 'intelligent', I don't mean it to be cunning, surprising the viewer with unsuspected plot lines or new angles to view something. Nor does it delve deeply into some obscure theory of science or arts, bombarding the viewer with ideas he couldn't have come up with himself. In fact, there's absolutely nothing in this series that is wholly unexpected or very deep. What it has, though, is a sense of scale that's unsurpassed in any anime - or, for that matter, any television show - I've seen.
Legend of the Galactic Heroes centers around - you guessed it - a bunch of people who, according to populace at large that inhabits the fictional future this series plays in, are of heroic proportions. That is to say, heroic in a very classical sense, being possibly a negative thing as well as a positive.

no one on /a/ wants to help me.

can you please tell me where should i start with LOGH? should i first watch all of the prequels or first watch the show then the prequels? or watch then in their chronological release order?

thanks

[spoiler]Why are you wasting your time on /jp/ when you could be watching LOGH?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi53nJVcbQ8</spoiler>

/jp/, /a/ is really bad right now, and it doesn't look like it's going to get any better any time soon.

Am I allowed to camp out here until summer is over?

You forgot something.