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EnglishWhat is the Legend of the Galactic Heroes InfoCenter (logh.net)?
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logh.net is an English-language information hub for Legend of the Galactic Heroes (LoGH). It is not a streaming site, wiki, or store; it is a small directory that points visitors to where the novels, anime, and related media can be found. The site's own last-updated stamp is April 24, 2021, so treat it as a stable reference page rather than a source of current news.
What the site actually contains
The homepage is organized into a few short sections, each with a handful of links:
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| News | A single notice about a planned site overhaul in 2021–2022 |
| Novels | States that the complete 10-volume novel series has an English translation in paperback and Kindle eBook formats |
| Media | Streaming and home-video availability for the anime |
| Fan Sites | Links to fan resources, including Gineipaedia |
| Publishers | Publisher links: Sentai Filmworks, Haikasoru, Tokuma Shouten (Japanese) |
| Stores | Retail and streaming links: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Audible, Crunchyroll, Downpour, Funimation, HiDive, Sentai Filmworks |
| Legacy Content | Older pages, including "Ming's LoGH Page" and a classic version of the InfoCenter |
How to use it
The site works best as a starting point when you want to know where to get LoGH material in English, not what happens in the story.
- Looking for the novels. The Novels section confirms an official English translation of all 10 volumes exists in paperback and Kindle formats. Use the Stores links (Amazon, Barnes & Noble) to find them. Audible and Downpour are listed for audiobooks of novels 1–3 only.
- Looking for the anime. The Media section states the original series streams on HiDive with English subtitles and is available on Blu-ray in a limited edition from Sentai Filmworks (the page notes low stock). The remake, The New Thesis, streams on Funimation dubbed in English for seasons 1–2.
- Looking for deeper reference material. The Fan Sites section links to Gineipaedia, a fan-run encyclopedia, which is the better destination for plot, character, and setting detail.
Limits to keep in mind
- It is a pointer, not a catalog. Every media claim is a one-line availability note; there are no episode guides, summaries, or reviews.
- It is dated. The page was last updated in April 2021. Streaming rights and physical stock change, so verify availability on the linked service before relying on it. The "low stock" note on the Blu-ray set in particular may no longer be accurate.
- No pricing or account details. The site does not state prices or whether the linked services require accounts or subscriptions; check each store or streamer directly.
- English-focused. The only non-English publisher listed is Tokuma Shouten, and the site itself is written in English.
If your goal is to decide where to start with LoGH in English, logh.net gives you a quick map: novels via Amazon/Barnes & Noble, the original anime via HiDive or the Sentai Blu-ray, and the remake via Funimation. For anything beyond availability, follow its links to Gineipaedia or the publishers.