Space Pirate Captain Harlock - Episodes

Episodes

  1. The Jolly Roger of Space
  2. A Message From the Unknown
  3. A Lady Who Burns Like Paper
  4. Under the Flag of Freedom
  5. To the Shores of Distant Stars
  6. The Phantom Mazone
  7. The Pyramid on the Sea Floor
  8. The Queen's Space Fleet
  9. The Fearsome Plant Lifeform
  10. Approaching the Mystery Planet
  11. When Lola Shines Golden
  12. Mother, Be Eternal
  13. Witch Castle in the Sea of Death
  14. The Sphinx's Gravestone
  15. Unrequited Love! The North Pole Aurora
  16. Kei: A Song of Farewell
  17. The Skeletal Hero
  18. The Evil Shadow Soldiers
  19. Queen Lafresia's Trap
  20. The Dead Planet Jura
  21. Gohrum! The Tragic Soldier
  22. Space Graveyard Deathshadow
  23. Yattaran: Song of the Model Lover
  24. The Shooting Star of Virgin Love
  25. Doctor Zero and Mi
  26. The Long Journey From Afar
  27. The Will of the Arcadia
  28. The Ulysses Nebula
  29. Life-and-Death Struggle on the Rainbow Planet
  30. My Friend, My Youth
  31. The Arcadia's Secret History
  32. Call of the Star Flute
  33. The Lone Man's Charge
  34. The Galactic Lullaby
  35. The Beautiful Mystery Woman
  36. The Eve of the Showdown
  37. Tears on a Red Sweater
  38. Farewell, Mayu
  39. Courage: The Death of the Commander
  40. And Then the Angels Sang
  41. Duel! The Queen Versus Harlock
  42. Farewell, Cosmic Corsair

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