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Cel Art [Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Reinhard von Lohengramm & Kircheis A8] Yoshiki Tanaka

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[Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Reinhard von Lohengramm & Kircheis A8] Cel art. ◇ Product details * Returns are not accepted. Please consider carefully before bidding. We will not entertain discounts. * Size: Approximately 23cm (height) x 27cm (width). * Used item. This cel art was used in the production process and consists of two layers. It includes a cut number. It is not a reproduction. * Includes video. * The line in the middle is where the white paper at the back aligns. There may be reflections from the flash that appear, but they do not affect the cel, which is in perfect condition. * No noticeable damage. Although it is several decades old, there is minimal aging. Please make your judgment based on the images provided. Thank you for your consideration.

Cel Art [Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Reinhard von Lohengramm & Kircheis A8] Yoshiki Tanaka

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230,000 Yen ($1503.27)

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2026-03-13 00:25:28 JST

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Collector Commentary

This original cel art from 'Legend of the Galactic Heroes,' featuring key characters Reinhard von Lohengramm and Kircheis, is a notable piece for collectors of this classic franchise, which first aired in 1988 and has maintained a dedicated fanbase due to its complex characters and epic narrative. Produced during the series' original run, this two-layer cel benefits from the authenticity inherent in production-used art, making it a coveted find, particularly given the minimal aging and excellent condition noted. As demand for vintage animation art continues to rise among enthusiasts, this piece, sourced from Japan's rich animation history, represents a significant collectible for those invested in early sci-fi anime. The current bidding price aligns well with market trends, reflecting the rarity and desirability of such limited-edition cels in the collector community.