Saint Seiya: Life in the Sanctuary

Having finished watching, I can only say it wasn't a happy ending; it was a bit more realistic. The protagonist worked so hard to become a demigod, only to end up sacrificing himself in the process. Even resurrection was difficult. Judging from the epilogue, Nuwa didn't revive the protagonist, making him a mere tool. It seems the protagonist was overly brainwashed by philanthropy.

Has anyone read the manga version of *The Lost Canvas*? 😢 I think that manga is amazing! It's been years, but the characters are still so charismatic. I feel like these are the true Gold Saints! The youngest and most talented Leo, the Cancer who dared to challenge and trap Gemini, the perfect Aries, and so on!

The premise that the whole world worships Greek gods is bizarre. Where does the dragon in the Rising Dragon Fist come from? Without the source of Eastern dragon worship, how can there be an Eastern dragon? Also, Buddhism, which advocates equality for all beings in opposition to the caste system, is a reincarnation of Buddha, so how could Buddhism exist without Hinduism?

This bunny is so cute (๑• . •๑), Let's slaughter it and braise it!!

If Saori were like that, would the other heroes still risk their lives to protect her?

There was once a concept where Saint Seiya could access the battle memories and training insights of previous Saints through their Saint Cloths, thus mastering the corresponding Zodiac Techniques. For example, in Lost Canvas, Shion mastered Stardust Spin from the Aries Gold Cloth, and in The Omega, Seiya learned Aiolos's Atomic Lightning Fist from the Sagittarius Gold Cloth.

In chapters featuring rabbits, there are almost always comments criticizing the rabbit. I don't think there's anything seriously wrong with the rabbit's personality. After all, the rabbit is blessed with luck, and her upbringing has shaped her behavior. This behavior pattern is reasonable at present.

I haven't watched it yet, but there are a few things to keep in mind when writing about Saint Seiya. First, the original setting needs to be clarified, otherwise you'll get scolded if the Wangba forum sees it. Second, the Saint Seiya anime has some flaws.

It was fine at first, but then it started showing off its nationalistic sentiments, making it increasingly awkward. Either join the Eastern gods or fight on the side of your own world. The protagonist is a Saint Seiya warrior while simultaneously complaining about feeling awkward, saying he feels more at home with the warriors of the Eastern gods.

It's pretty toxic. This book can't even be considered a web novel anymore. It's neither a light novel nor written in the traditional style. It describes too many things besides the protagonist. In fact, the protagonist is just a scene, not even a protagonist. All those gods and other supernatural elements are unnecessary and absurd.