If we assume the main bronze saints were still in coma or too debilited to fight immediately and these guys had to go ahead.
Or if they got to go together with the main bronze saints to help them, since they were still not completely well.
You think would be interesting them fighting against the generals too or would you give them a Tethis level enemy in the background?
Looking through old pics from my trip to Japan 3 years ago. Forgot about these. I wanted to buy one of the Gold God Cloth from Soul of Gold at the store, but they didn't have it.
I have always wanted to watch SS for the longest time, but I can never find anywhere. I can watch the English dub. I’m looking for the entirety of the original series. I can’t watch sub because I’m visually impaired and cannot read what’s on screen and I would very much like to watch the series.
If anybody knows where I can find it online or even better as physical media, please let me know.
When I heard about the release of Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen, or the Zeus Saga, I immediately remembered Masami Kurumada's original plans for Saint Seiya.
After the Poseidon Saga, there was going to be the Hades Saga, then the Heaven Saga, and finally the Primordial Saga. If I remember correctly, in this last one, Chronos, representing time, and Gaea, representing Earth, were going to be the main antagonists.
However, as things stand... ugh, I think the Primordial Saga was officially canceled, or at least some elements will be merged into the Heaven Saga. But even so, when I found out, I was left with many questions about what it would have been like or what characters it would have introduced. Ultimately, I like to think that this arc was going to be related to outer space (but I don't know how) and would have ended with an open ending.
But tell me, do any of you have any idea what the Primordial Saga could have been like?
If some humans were brought to the underwater temple and being around the pillars protected by the generals to survive the flood. The fights against them would bring some new complexity, not only some would want to protect the generals or even argue with the bronze saints that the world didn't deserve to be saved.
Obviously it makes sense that Poseidon didn't spare one single human besides his soldiers. Since he did with Noah and still the world became what it is. But I think it would give more live to the underwater temple if there was others besides his soldiers.
From the Classic, to Lost Canvas, to Omega or any of the other Spin-Offs.
Do you like any of the Gold Saints (as characters) that represent your Zodiac Sign? Or perhaps you would like to be represented by another Zodiac Sign because you prefer the character(s) that they have?
I myself am an Aries.
Mu is alright. I don't like him as much as some the other Classic Goldies but he is ok. The thing I like the most about him is that he is the blacksmith of Saint Cloths of Yamir and the one who gives said service to the Bronzies Protags in the Manga and the Netflix series.
Shion? Love this guy. Even though a tad less than the other Lost Canvas Goldies but he is still cool as hell in the main story of TLC. And also as a Pope/Patriarch who happened to put an end to historic tragedies of our real world from his seat. He is mainly the reason I am fine with being an Aries guy.
Kiki...I am also alright with him. It was quite nice to see him and Seiya go on to become the respective Aries and Sagittarius Gold Saints years later in this non-canonical sequel. I am not personally a fan of Omega or most of its Gold Saints (besides Harbinger and Seiya), but I a have nothing bad to say about Kiki. He trained and earned his cloth as Mu's successor.
He probably had to become imune by inhaling and biting a demon rose since the beginning of his training, since he was gonna be around their poison all the time. It's a nice touch by Kurumada.
I know most of the fandom is old people but geez i expected more respect to art. In a series so centered about Beauty and humanity as Saint Seiya.
Using Al feels like an insult
Finally got all 12 Gold Saints for my collection. All Myth Cloth from Bandai. Also got the appendixes and used the pieces that I thought looked best. Glad with the way they turned out.
Mitsumasa is the one who gave Saori the position as Athena and Thetis is the one who paved the way for Julian to be Poseidon by diving him into the sea, and there Solo found the Poseidon cloth and pursued his destiny.
I bought Saint Seiya: Soldiers' Soul but at the time it wouldn't even run on my PC, so I requested a refund on Steam, and I regretted it because now it's no longer available for purchase, and I didn't know it was being removed from the store. But I did buy Jump Force and I have it in my library. And there are no new games for console/PC, only gacha games for mobile.
And the activation keys are extremely expensive these days and not worth it, costing practically the same as two Saint Seiya figures. (And I have Seiya Ocean, Aiolia from Soul of Gold, and Shiryu!) And so far, nothing good about Saint Seiya.
So, do you know anything that's been announced? After all, it's Saint Seiya's 40th anniversary. I'm hoping for a new console/PC game, and I'd really like it to be a 'Kakarrot' game. Have you ever thought about a game that encompasses everything from Saint Seiya in the style of Dragon Ball Kakarot?
Honestly wish Seiya would've spared Geist in this same scene, I mean she's beautiful and has a connection with Shaina, as both saints used the Thunder Claw.