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• Adaptation Displacement: Fanarts depicting the Saints with their anime hair colors are waaay easier to find than fanarts having them in their manga hair colors. The anime hair colors are so iconic, they ended up becoming the actual hair colors of the characters in Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas.
• Angst? What Angst?: Shiryu losing his vision (for the first time..) was completely ignored by the cast in the manga. On the other hand, this is subverted in the anime when the characters are in shock upon learning of Shiryu's disability; Ikki decideshe is unfit for the team, Shiryu falls in a deep depression, because he felt like he no longer was of any use in battle, and Seiya not only blames himself for this, but spends a filler episode trying to redeem himself by finding a special healing water that can return Shiryu's eyes. And it works, but much later.

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• Author's Saving Throw: Kurumada was on a tight schedule, and had trouble finding ideas for his manga's next chapter. Worst examples? In the manga, after Hyoga kills Babel, the serialized chapter has him say 'We will keep on fighting.. even if we have to take down Athena!'. Next chapter? Saori introduced as Athena. The compiled volume replaces it with '..until our flame burns out'.
• Awesome Music:
  • 'Pegasus Fantasy', the first opening and most well-known song of the series with multiple versions.
  • 'Soldier Dream' is pretty awesome, too. It's also reused for Saint Seiya: Soul of Gold.
  • The whole OST. To give an idea of its popularity in Japan, it was one of the first soundtracks to be released not with traditional J-Pop songs, but background music.
  • While inferior, the localization Knights of the Zodiac features a cover of 'I Ran (So Far Away)' performed by Bowling for Soup.
• Base-Breaking Character: Out of the core five, Andromeda Shun is the most polarizing character. Some hate him for being The Heart and a Technical Pacifist with girly looks that wears a pink armor made for women, while others respect his pacifism and points out that he Took a Level in Badass during the Poseidon Arc, by defeating Scylla Io and Siren Sorrento by himself. He is also very popular with the female demographic (and Yaoi Fangirls) of the fanbase.

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  • Most of the criticism is because of the anime version (especially in the movies), where his role is being defeated by one of the Big Bad's minions, so Ikki can make a Big Damn Heroes entrance and save him.
• Broken Base: The eternal discussion about who is the strongest Gold Saint: Saga, Shaka or Aiolos?
• Canon Wank: The internet fights over which parts of the franchise are canon and how (or even if) they all connect can reach immense levels.
• 'Common Knowledge': No, Deathmask didn't decorate his temple with the severed faces/heads of his victims; those are actually their souls haunting his house until he finally meets his demise at Shiryu's hands.
• Damsel Scrappy: Saori Kido, who to be saved by the main characters about five times in the original manga, four other times in the movies, twice in the spin-off anime, and once in the manga sequel. Of course this gets her bashed six ways from Sunday by many fans.
• Die for Our Ship:

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  • The Hyoga/Shun shippers are ferocious towards Freya.
  • And the Seiya/Shaina shippers hate Saori.
  • The Shiryu/Seiya and Shiryu/Mu fans that bash Shunrei, or the Saori/Seiya fans that hate on Miho despite how the poor Shy Blue-Haired Girl is firmly put in the Unlucky Childhood Friend role.
• Ear Worm: Come on, just try and get 'Pegasus Fantasy' out of your head. It won't be easy.
• Ensemble Dark Horse:
  • The Gold Saints, definitely. Most fanfiction is about them.
    • Among them, Gemini Saga and Virgo Shaka in particular hold an even greater popularity, due to being perceived as the most powerful Gold Saints, and in Saga's case, because of his tragic backstory. And he's the fandom's Mr. Fanservice who can give Shiryu and Dohko a run for their money in that aspect, to the point his bathing AND Battle Strip scene becomes a Running Gag that's present in most spin-offs.
  • The Crystal Saint.
  • The very sparsely featured Chameleon June is very popular for such a minor character.
  • Algol is one of the more popular Silver Saints. The manga has Ikki outright pointing that he is a league above regular Silver Saints, and in the anime he has the balls to flip off Aiolia, a Gold Saint (though this specific fact had not been revealed at this point). It also helps that he was assigned a VERY remarkable and popular VA in Japan.
• Epileptic Trees: The Tenkai Hen movie's ending. It was meant to be the first chapter of a trilogy resulting in that confusing climax which goes from Seiya fighting Apolo to Seiya travelling to an unknown area without memories.. to Seiya fighting Apolo with a Cloth never seen before.
• Fandom Rivalry: With Dragon Ball and Sailor Moon in Latin America.
• Fanon:
  • Due to the age of the series and the fact that it was posted on the Internet more than ten years ago, a lot of people actually believe that Deathmask's real name is 'Angelo'. It's a deliciously ironic name, granted, but it's not stated anywhere in the actual series. The idea about true Deathmask's name as 'Angelo' was popularized in the famous Saint Seiya based site of Stayka. And although it is true it's not canon, many fans still prefer call him in that way (after all.. he NEEDS a name)
  • There is actually so much of this that there is an entire Fan Wiki!
• Fanon Discontinuity:
  • Got plenty of them to choose from. Some fans might refuse to acknowledge Episode G as being part of the canon Saint Seiya universe, others might do the same or add to the discarded list the Lost Canvas. Some fans can write out of their minds characters used during fillers or specific to the anime or manga. And then you have the movies. You can add to that the Hades, Inferno and Elysium OVAs.
  • Upon learning that apparently the oldest saint (sans Dohko) is Saga at 28, many just choose to ignore that and add whatever age they think the saints look like instead of believing these 30-something year olds are actually 13-20.
  • People also ignore the whole 'all the Japanese bronze saints are actually half-brothers' reveal mostly because of shipping and partly because of the improbability of Mitsumasa Kido managing to impregnate at least 99 women within 15 years.
• Fan-Preferred Couple:
  • Seiya and Shaina have way more fans than the almost Official Couple Seiya and Saori.
  • Also, Aioria/Marin.
  • On the Yaoi side of things, there is Hyoga/Shun (who have Ship Tease with several girls) and Camus/Milo as two of the most popular couples.
  • Saori's Official Couple status with Seiya is often shunned in favour of pairing her up with either Saga or Kanon, despite the two being 28 and Saori being 13.
  • Deathmask and Aphrodite are popular for sharing the trait of being the only genuinely evil Gold Saints. It's helped by the fact that they're always seen together in the OVAs.
• Fashion-Victim Villain: The anime-only Ghost Saints.
• Foe Yay: Rhadamanthys and Kanon.
• Germans Love David Hasselhoff: Both the manga and the anime were well received in Japan, and they're quite the Cult Classic. But it achieved its greatest success in Europe and Latin America, where it's really, really big, thanks to the excellent dubbing.
  • Ask a Latin-American fan in their twenties or thirties (and if you're lucky, maybe even in their early forties) about it, and it's highly likely that they will mimic their favorite attacks and correctly give you their dubbed names. And that's just the start..
    • Not to mention the fact that 9/10 Saint Seiya Fanfictions are in Spanish..
    • The current Guinness Record of The Largest Collection of Saint Seiya Memorabilia belongs to a Peruvian, who gained the title twice. Needless to say that Peru is very fond of the franchise.
  • The same thing can be asked to an Indonesian or Spaniard fan, with similar result.
  • Basically ask any male (and quite a few female) Chinese anime/manga fan of ages 20-30, they can at least quote 2 lines from the show. Pegasus Meteor Punch and Cosmos were so popular it had meme status in China even before memes were classified. Just watch this affectionate parody of one Chinese comedy show about a bunch of guys doing an online profile for their Japanese manga artist friend living in Shanghai. See it here
  • The same thing happened in Portugal. While its potential success was compromised by Dragon Ball and completely random network reschedulings, if you ask someone in their 20's to 30's about the show (you have to use the name Os Cavaleiros do Zodíaco, meaning 'The Knights of the Zodiac'), they'll totally remember the campy and narmy dubbing. It also saw a revival in the late 00's.
  • In Italy the series is very popular, especially thanks to his dub (See Woolseyism). While japanese audience not like the filler Asgard arc, this is has been well received in Italy.
  • Taurus Aldebaran (who is Brazilian) is the Butt-Monkey of Saint Seiya's Brazilian fandom. He is almost universally regarded as the weakest Gold Saint and a boring character, but fans just love to make fun of him, to the point that no one hates him truly, just loves to pretend they do.
  • Adam Newman from SH Figuarts has said that the brand's Saint Seiya products are hugely popular in Europe and Latin America, and used it as an example of a brand that sells better overseas than in its native Japan.
  • Completely averted in the US and any English-speaking territory, where the show has failed numerous attempts to bring it over, ironic given its massive success in Latin America and the popularity of the Shonen genre in the US. Notably, even Discotek won't touch the show (or any other Kurumada anime) because their sub-only DVDs for the movies and The Lost Canvas bombed hard, even for their niche standards. Time will tell if Netflix's original series will finally give the show some kind of popularity in English-speaking territories.
• Growing the Beard: Say what you will bout the story looking afterwards, but many of the things that made Saint Seiya what it is started because of the Sanctary arc.
• Harsher in Hindsight: During the Poseidon saga Ikki fights Lymnade Casa, who tries to trick him by pretending to be Shun. Ikki doesn't buy it and kills him easily. Then, during Hades saga Ikki has to actually kill Shun, who is possessed by Hades. He is shaking, crying (in a dream sequence) and, in the end, he can't do it.
• Hilarious in Hindsight:
  • The Latin-American TV dub for the Hades Saga has Seiya voiced by Irwin Daayán. Irwin's break-out role, 12 years ago, was.. another Seiya.
  • The original Latin-American dub for the TV series had Daniel Abundis momentarily replacing Shiryu's VA Ricardo Mendoza. MANY episodes later, Abundis rejoined the cast as one of Shiryu's most memorable adversaries, Cancer Deathmask.
  • In the Asgard Saga, people from there believe that having twins is a sign of bad luck. Now, who was the Big Bad from the Sanctuary Arc?
• Ho Yay:
  • Episode 59 features the infamous 'House of Libra' scene, in which Shun volunteers to warm a frozen Hyoga back to life with his own body. It doesn't help that the episode is titled, 'Revive, Swan! Life, Death, and Love,' nor that the next time we see them finds Hyoga carrying (an unconscious) Shun bridal-style and talking tearfully about how Shun 'rekindled his heart.'
  • Most Silver Saints proclaim that they are out to avenge Misty and the others. One wonders: 'How come he was so popular?'
  • Milo and Camus have this in spades, and the anime ramped it Up to Eleven.
  • Dohko and Shion, oh so very much, even if there were a few mere scenes in the Hades saga. And then came Lost Canvas..
  • Saint Seiya: Soul of Gold ramps this Up to Eleven. Aiolia/Shura, Milo/Camus, Shaka/Mu, Deathmask/Aphrodite, Shion/Dohko, Aiolos/Saga.. ALL pairs have their own moments there. Heck, Milo/Camus and Deathmask/Aphrodite once attacked Loki with a Combination Attack. Cue fangirls screaming in happiness.
• Incest Yay Shipping:
  • There are LOT of people who do ship Ikki/Shun and Aiolos/Aiolia, because both Shun and Aiolia have SEVERE case of Big Brother Worship. And in Ikki/Shun's case, it doesn't help that Ikki is VERY protective to Shun and he chose Esmeralda BECAUSE she reminded him to Shun (he said that to her face, even! )
  • For people who are into Twincest, Kanon/Saga , or to a lesser extent, Hypnos/Thanatos.
• Internet Backdraft:
  • Fans are NOT happy with the fact that New Video Group is releasing the TV series (due to them only releasing dubbed only stuff) and think Discotek Media should have gotten it.
    • they may be even MORE miffed at the fact that New Video Group's release will be subtitled-only, disposing of all evidence of the dub's existence, though there is hope that if sales are good, they might reconsider.
  • The reaction to the Netflix trailer can best be described as apocalyptic, to say the least. The dislike/like ratio in the English, Portuguese, and Spanish trailers is overwhelmingly in dislike corner. The biggest cause of this has been Shun's Gender Flip, which producer Eugene Son admits was a unilateral decision by him in order to have a female main character without having to create a new character and/or change the story, even though Toei expressed reservations about the change. It's a big enough deal that newspapers in Latin America ran articles criticizing the change.
    • For Latin American Spanish viewers, the situation is even worse, as Seiya's voice actor went from Jesús Barrero, who passed away in 2016, to Darío Yazbek Bernal, who is Gael García Bernal's younger brother and, while he did some acting, especially in La Casa de Papel, another Netflix series, he never did voice acting before and it shows, as his acting sounds wooden and out-of-place for a character like Seiya.
• LGBT Fanbase: The amount of yaoi fan-art^note and fan-fiction of this series is quite incredible.
• Macekre: Poor Cartoon Network got the short end of the stick with DiC's Knights of the Zodiac dub.
• Memetic Loser:
  • Shun, due to the anime (in the filler stories) and non-canon movies' trend to make him weaker than in the manga and often needing to be saved by his big brother Ikki.
  • The Silver Saints (in general), due to being Out of Focus compared to the Bronze and Gold ones. It's worse in the anime version, as some of them were revived by Hades only to be killed in one hit by the -now stronger- Bronze Saints.
    • This is even Lampshaded in Les Chevaliers du Zodiaque : La Série Abrégée.
  • Aldebaran, of the Gold Saints, is often considered by fans to be the weakest member because he has lost every battle in the story. Even his major moment of awesome in the Hades arc uses Taking You with Me to be killed (so, a draw this time!).
• Memetic Mutation:
  • The Mexican Spanish dub is full of this, especially Death Mask calling Shiryu evil for burning his hand. Once again, the pot called the kettle black.
  • From the Latin American Spanish dub: 'DANCEN ROSAS PIRAÑAS, AAAAAAHHHH!' ('DANCE, PIRANHA ROSES, AAAAAAHHHH!', a parody of Aphrodite calling his Black Rose attack), 'MUERE SEIYAAAAA!' and 'A OTRA DIMENSIÓN!!' ('DIE, SEIYAAAAAA!' and 'ANOTHER DIMENSION!!', delivered by Saga's LA-VA in an extremelyhammy manner), and a Gag Dub of the first OP that parodies the Ho Yay in the series.
  • The 'DIE, SEIYAAAAAA!' meme exists among the Portuguese-speaking fans as well, complete with a short video of Saga's Brazilian VA delivering the line - with a twist. You know it's a meme when even Adult Goku's VA says it!
    • Translating for english speakers, he says 'Die, Seiya, you fag!'. Even funnier considering that Saga's VA is Seiya's VA's father.
  • Saint Sea Hat[1], courtesy of the one and only Buffalax. This resulted in an expanded version with animutation-like visuals by Jezero[2] and a French version called C'est une Sega![3]
  • 'What happens in the House of Libra, stays in the House of Libra', in reference to the infamous scene where Shun saves Hyoga via Intimate Healing.
• Memetic Molester: Saori, after an infamous scene that reveals she used to ride Jabu like a horse when they were kids.
• Mexicans Love Speedy Gonzales:
  • After Scylla Eo was revealed to be from Chile (more exactly, from Isla San Felix), he became quite the hit between Chilean fans. If you go to Tumblr, you'll see that this has reached Memetic Mutation levels, as some Eo photosets have him speaking in Chilean Spanish slang.
  • Something similar happens in Brazil, homeland of Gold Saint Taurus Aldebaran.
  • In Argentina, with Albiore (Shun's teacher), specially with the anime version of the character, which was portrayed as 'one of the few Silver Saints with a power nearing a Gold Saint', and also since he is considered a bishonen character by many female fans (except the manga version, which is..ugh..very different)
  • In Europe, the Classic Asgard God Warriors are very popular, especially Syd and Mime.
• Moe: Shunrei.
• Narm: Now with its own page.
• Never Live It Down: One would think that Shiryu is only known for losing his sight.
• One-Scene Wonder: Apollo in the fifth movie, the Tenkai-Hen.
• Periphery Demographic: Vanilla Saint Seiya is filled with action, violence, and blood, yet amassed a large and healthy female fanbase nonetheless that still persists thanks to the anime adaptation and the series' Cast Full of Pretty Boys. More than one of them have gotten the honor of creating side material for the franchise, and it definitely shows, as some of them try to keep a female audience in mind.
• Recycled Script: The movies really like to play with this. Fans can easily summarize the plot: 1. Big Bad shows up, 2. Saori either is kidnapped or offers herself as a hostage to save her friends again, 3. Seiya and friends fight Big Bad's soldiers, 4. Ikki shows up to save Shun, 5. Seiya and friends reach the bad guy, 6. Seiya wears the Sagittarius Cloth, kills the villain and saves Saori.
• Rescued from the Scrappy Heap: While Deathmask and Aphrodite were criticized for their poorly performance in the main series (specially during Hades Arc, where they got hit by The Worf Effect twice in a row), they reception improved after pulling a Heel–Face Turn and helping the other Gold Saints to destroy the Wailing Wall; they were also better received in sequels, like Saint Seiya: Episode.G, G: Assassin, Soul of Gold and Saintia Sho thanks to a better characterization, and for faring better during fights.
• Seasonal Rot: The anime started losing popularity during The Filler arc Asgard. It was a Tough Act to Follow considering the previous arc received Sanctuary arc. The fact that Michi Himeno replaced Shingo Araki as character designer wasn't the problem. The issue was that most fights became quite longer and there was a lot of screen time focused on the enemies' backstories which would become pointless considering everybody dies in contrast to the Gold Saints who remained as mysterious yet popular characters with some of them still being prominent in later arcs
  • Although the Hades Sanctuary OVAs were well received for its animation and new scenes, the following ones involving the Underworld and Elysium generated a lot of Internet Backdraft. This was due to the change of several staff members, most notably the director and the main voice actors (although it's worth some were old to do their characters while Shiryu's VA had died and Seiya's VA returned only to voice his older persona from Saint Seiya Omega). Another big issue with the Underworld and Elysium OVAs is that the animation quality was inferior to Sanctuary and there were no new scenes that further explored the cast's Character Development as in Sanctuary.
• 'Seinfeld' Is Unfunny: People who are seeing the series for the first time recently suffer from this. Probably one of the reasons of why it tanked on the USA.. that, and the censorship.
• Ship-to-Ship Combat:
  • First we have het shippers that, i.e, trash either Saori or Shaina due to their common interest in Seiya: Shaina is 'a stalker and a bitch', Saori is 'pathetic and not feminist enough'. And everyone hates Miho.
  • Then we have the Het Is Ew camp, which denies any positive and possible romantic influence the girls may have on the guys. Shun/Hyoga shippers are really bad about it, bashing Princess Freya despite how much of a Plucky Girl she is and hissing at the mere mentions of Shun's Unlucky Childhood Friend Jun.
  • And then we go to the Yaoi fangirls. Which guy is the right one for the male they ship around? These can get very, very bloody: i.e. you do NOT go into the path of a Shiryu/Seiya fangirl and tell her Shiryu should go with Mu instead without expecting at least some snark, and at worst some flames.
• Ships That Pass in the Night: Many fans started shipping Seiya with Hades of all people, after the former complimented on the latter's sad but beautiful eyes. This becomes especially Hilarious in Hindsight when you read Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas and see that, not only are former Pegasus Saint Tenma and former Hades's vessel Alone best friends, but Alone actually harbors feelings which are way beyond platonic for Tenma.
• Signature Scene:
  • No matter the quality disputed for any of the arcs, the one that fans will recognize most immediately is the Sanctuary Arc, having been done multiple times in many adaptations and comes with the added bonus of introducing everyone's favorite Gold Saints.
  • The Silver Saint Lacerta Misty is mostly remembered for taking all his clothes in the middle of his fight against Seiya to take a bath in the sea.
• So Bad, It's Good: DiC Entertainment's English dub. All of the voices, really, but especially Hyoga (they gave him a surfer accent) and Ikki, whose deep voice is hilariously over-the-top. All the failed attempts to censor the show (blue/purple blood, flashes instead of punches) just make it more awesome, and the appropriately 80s theme song is just icing on the cake. This is in comparison to the ADV dub, which is more accurate to the text but ends up not being as memorable or unintentionally funny.
• Surprisingly Improved Sequel: The Poseidon arc was better received than the Asgard due to the former being an adaptation of the manga rather than filler. This was also due to faster paced fights, Shun being Rescued from the Scrappy Heap by being the only Bronze Saint who takes down two Generals, and Seiya, Shiryu and Hyoga wearing the Gold Cloths together for the first time in one overwhelming finale in which Saori finally stops being a Damsel in Distress.
  • The Hades Sanctuary OVAs also get this for its improved animation, the return of famous recurring characters, the new scenes exploring the Bronze Saints as well as the well delivered soundtrack. However, next OVAs did not receive the same praise (see Seasonal Rot).
• They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot: Say with me— AIOROS AS A SPECTER! The man barely shows up in vanilla Saint Seiya anyway besides flashbacks, and this would have been an excellent way to see him in action alongside the boy who eventually inherits his Gold Cloth. Hammering it home is the fact that Shion, Mu's predecessor as the Aries Saint and the previous Sanctuary Pope before the Ares-possessed Saga usurped and murdered him (having therefore died before the story kicks off properly), appears in this exact capacity.
• Uncanny Valley: Eurydice suffers from a rather questionable character design, namely, her wholly black eyes that have a little white sparkle in them; they're unsettling. Combined with the fact that she's a lump of rock from the shoulders down for most of her screentime, she looks more mystical than human.
• Unexpected Character: Hydra Ichi, who is playable in the latest video game, Brave Soldiers. He's even the only other non-main Bronze Saint to be playable aside from Jabu, who was DLC in Sanctuary Battle.
• Viewer Gender Confusion: Most of the dudes who look like ladies, most notably Aphrodite, Misty (who even wear lipstick in the anime), Shun (whose pink armor doesn't help) and Sorrento (whose armor has a quite long skirt which doesn't help either). But there is an easy way to decide whether that character is male or female: Are they not wearing a mask? Are they wearing pants and shirt instead of Leotard of Power and Chainmail Bikini? Are they flat-chested instead of well-endowed? Are they speaking in male voice? If all of your answers are 'yes', congratulations, the character in question is a guy.
• What an Idiot!: Seriously, Julian? Are you leaving the amphora right next to Saori? Wasn't there a better place to hide like under your pillow?
• Woolseyism:
  • The Italian dub. The anime was translated into Italian by Enrico Carabelli as 'I Cavalieri dello Zodiaco' (Zodiac Knights). Trying to convey for Italian viewers the same sense of mystery and awe that classical mythology, which they are all too familiar with, inspired in the culturally distant Japanese, he cranked up the 'epicness' of the dialogues, added quotes from classical Italian poems and Dante's The Divine Comedy, and generally raised the stylistic level of all dialogues. Though he also introduced a number of inaccuracies and misinterpretations of the original plot, the dub had exceedingly good reception; and to this day many Italian fans say that they don't actually like Saint Seiya, they like the Cavalieri.
  • On a similar note, the (really good, voice-acting wise) Latin American Spanish Mexican dub of Saint Seiya used the Italian opening translated into Spanish, and to this day, any Mexican born between 1985 and 1990 insists that the good opening is the one from Caballeros del Zodiaco.
  • Brazilian dub's Saga's laugh. Even if you don't speak Portuguese, you'll find it memorable. The redubbing did it as good as the original, and put a professional rock band to adapt the original Japanese openings into a nice Metal-driven Portuguese version, instead of the J-rock in the original version. It's claimed to be one of the best versions in the world, because not only includes the Woolseyisms of the Italian and Mexican versions, but adapt their own as well.
  • And then, there's Saga's 'morra, Seiya' (Die, Seiya), which sounds extremely awesome and hammy as wells.

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• Saint Seiya Episode 58
• Saint Seiya Episode 60
• Saint Seiya Episode 62
• Saint Seiya Episode 64
• Saint Seiya Episode 66
• Saint Seiya Episode 68
• Saint Seiya Episode 70
• Saint Seiya Episode 72
• Saint Seiya Episode 74
• Saint Seiya Episode 76
• Saint Seiya Episode 78
• Saint Seiya Episode 80
• Saint Seiya Episode 82
• Saint Seiya Episode 84
• Saint Seiya Episode 86
• Saint Seiya Episode 88
• Saint Seiya Episode 90
• Saint Seiya Episode 92
• Saint Seiya Episode 94
• Saint Seiya Episode 96
• Saint Seiya Episode 98
• Saint Seiya Episode 100
• Saint Seiya Episode 102
• Saint Seiya Episode 104
• Saint Seiya Episode 106
• Saint Seiya Episode 108
• Saint Seiya Episode 110
• Saint Seiya Episode 112
• Saint Seiya Episode 114