Tytania

One Man vs. an Empire! Through fear and conquest, the Empire of Valdana holds the future of most of human space within its iron hands, and for generations, those hands have belonged to the Landless Lords of the ruling Tytania dynasty.

But now the foundation of the empire is crumbling, pockets of rebellion are forming and when a mission sent to punish the city-state of Euriya is shockingly defeated, the man responsible becomes the target of a galaxy-wide manhunt!

For Fan Hyurlick, architect of Tytania's first defeat, glory becomes desperation as his own side betrays him. Now Fan must not only save his own life, but somehow turn the tables on opponents who have whole worlds to command!

(Source: Sentai Filmworks)

Tytania, Jouslain Main

Kishio, Daisuke Japanese

Hyulick, Fan Main

Konishi, Katsuyuki Japanese

Tytania, Idris Main

Yoshino, Hiroyuki Japanese

Tytania, Ariabert Main

Kondo, Takashi Japanese

Tytania, Zarlisch Main

Taketora Japanese

Tytania, Ajuman Main

Miyake, Kenta Japanese

Lydia Main

Nazuka, Kaori Japanese

Florenz, Lira Supporting

Yahagi, Sayuri Japanese

Tytania, Alses Supporting

Kusao, Takeshi Japanese

Kallen Supporting

Shiono, Anri Japanese

Ishiguro, Noboru Director

Itou, Kouji Director, Storyboard, Mechanical Design

Andou, Ken Episode Director

Tamada, Hiroshi Episode Director

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Oct 8, 2021

cozyhouse

Recommended

in terms of space opera/ military scifi anime shows this stands right up there with logth. in terms of its story and characters. Dont get me wrong lotgh(legend of the galactic heroes) is still better but this is almost as good and as a fan of logth its hard to find a show that compares.

only really two problems first probably one of the saddest character deaths, and the inconclusive ending. there definitely should have been another season or 2 or 3 but the story picks up in the manga, if that's something your interested in.

Fun to see the different machinations of various strategic geniuses in ... the show and the different battles are fun to watch. if you enjoyed the ride of logth you will like this one as well, its just a little lighter in tone. if you haven't watched logth I would recommend watching that first then check this one out after.

Reviewer’s Rating: 8

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Feb 5, 2022

lupin-x2

Mixed Feelings

Man, I really wanted it to be good but it's just a weaker Legend of the Galactic Heroes with more modern pacing; the 26 episodes don't even finish the manga story and they didn't get a second season. The animation and sountrack aren't anything special, the 3D is just dated enough to look out of place; there's a few genuinely compelling characters who's arcs save this, and the message of anti-imperialism really resonated with me, we don't have enough anime that try to be materialist in their portrayal of politics. I'd say to miss it unless you're really really into space opera and don't mind ... having to read the novel to know the ending.

Reviewer’s Rating: 6

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Aug 7, 2021

starfarts

Not Recommended

Tytania is infuriatingly unsatisfying, to the point where I can't find any good reason to spend all the time watching the series.

As a disclaimer, I've only watched to the mid-60s of LOGH...twice...before becoming fatigued, but the incredible feat it possesses is impeccable pacing. Thinking of Tytania as a Galactic Heroes-lite is definitely obvious, particularly since the source material is by the same genius author. But as I said, LOGH's episodes are packed with substance with barely any downtime or filler. Tytania is frontloaded with promises of a big battle, or showdown, or inner collapse of the titular dynasty, but it never comes. Literally. It doesn't ... happen.

The big conclusion is something along the lines of "the winds of change are here at this crossroads and perhaps it spells the end of the universal order." That's it. All twenty-six episodes are given periodic narration that always hints at a catastrophic finale with super epic battles and the end of Tytania, but no, it's all just cockteasing. Entire multi-episode arcs (for example the prison escape sequence) only exist to pad out what is essentially a prologue that could have been boiled down to a pre-series OVA before the real anime of merit was released.

I'm even more sad and frustrated because I can't think of a single main or side character who lacks motivation or fleshing-out. What sparse battle scenes Tytania has are very interesting, animated flawlessly; the VOs are great; the primary theme is very compelling; in fact the entire anime is just begging to be continued.

But there's no point in spending all those hours here. It's all a waste in the end because nothing happens. Just go re-watch LOGH originals or remake and save yourself time.

Reviewer’s Rating: 3

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