Saint Seiya’s History Explained: Everything Before Netflix’s Knights of the Zodiac
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- Just like how Ultraman is a big deal in Japan, Saint Seiya is HUGE. The original series is consistently in top anime lists, its manga sold over 30 million copies and Saint Seiya is said to be the main source of inspiration behind Bleach and Mobile Suit Gundam Wing. It’ s spawned video games, a musical, and has multiple series tied to it. No wonder Netflix is rebooting this anime! But with all that content, where do you even begin? I’m Kris Carr and today I’m talking to you about all the different Saint Seiya installments
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Can you do a video of dirty jokes in bionic Titans from cartoon Network
Ha that is funny
the 12 gold zodiacs are constellations...
the gender swap is important because Shun becomes the vessel for Hades later on... So it would also gender swap the last villain if the series goes that far..
Also there in the original anime, female saints were supposed to hide their face.... so if Shun is maskless it doesn't make sense that other female saints would be hiding their face.... so how would they fix that..
SO how do you feel about the new names Sienna,MYLOCK,SHAWN,MAGNUS,LAO AND NERO?
Knights of The Zodiac is huge in Latin America and parts of Europe. Very surprised it never caught on in America
Ovidio Rodriguez our dubs were REALLY bad 😓
that's really cool! we didn't know that but I remember watching it growing up too!
I say part of the reason it never got on was that it was licensed too late. It is a 80s anime being released in the early 2000s where shows like Yugioh, Zatch Bell, Rave Master, and DBZ are popular with cleaner animation, plus it was edited and dub like a 90s anime. (Talking about the Dic dub as ADV dub was 60 episodes uncut) You can probably tell where it starting to fall apart.
Yep... if you never hear the opening in latam version do yourself a favor, get your headphones and play pegasus fantasy in latin american spanish
It’s very did caught up in North America, Bleach manga/anime fill the void.
The whole gender swapping of Shun made me mad.
James Median probably why is rated a 5.1 out 10 in Netflix
It is actually make the series more attractive, because I never understand the androgynous Shun in original Saint Seiya. Just my opinion
@@Pinzledick color scheme on shun. Also his personality is what makes them use pink.
It was much less scarier than i thought after i watched the show. She's very likable.
It also throws off plot details
It’s strange to see how big Saint Seiya is around the globe but not in the US. Here in Brazil, it’s certainly the most famous anime (alongside Dragon Ball and Pokemon). Good to see americans talking about it.
PS: it’s a bad idea to change Shun’s sex in this new version. It all has to do with a big plot twist in Hades Saga. People who watched the show will know what I’m talking about.
The last part of what you've said is actually very true
US's adaptation was fucked with
we even got Bowling for Soup to do a cover of I Ran to do the opening
I can already foresee a lot of hate from fans of Shun, especially with the fact that he's Hades' reincarnation.
There’s that change and did a lot of name changes from when I did a quick look through with the episode bios
They can gender-swap Hades too I guess? I didn't even think about that until I read your comment.
Here in Latin America we got the original anime uncensored... sometimes not living in the US have it’s advantages 😎
cuando shiryu va donde mu a salvar las armaduras de seiya y la suya... niños ahora se desmayarían jajaja
In Africa toi
"sometimes".......
You are right
Has*
Whenever people asked me what my favorite anime is, I would say respond with Saint Seiya/Knights of the Zodiac. And because it wasn't very well known in the U.S., I had to give them the best description of the show.
It's about a group of boys getting continuously dominated by bigger men.
Finally, I found a comrade, same with me, Saint Seiya has always been my favorite anime.
How about the same group of boys always managing to kill things that dominate them at first too? Miracle bullshit.
I love Saint Seiya Edits too is my 2nd fav anime,and in my opinion better than DBZ, I love DBZ but Saint Seiya was slightly better in every way.
If you're wondering what's my 1st fav is Naruto Shippuden
The description tho-
It tells the story better than the anime description
8:58, just a clarification, Shoko from Saintia Sho is not the Saint of Pegasus, she's the Saint of Equleuss (the Minor Horse). Her overall character is kinda like a genderbent Seiya, but she's not, they're supposed to exist within the same continuity
Exacc
Basically Saintias work in the shadows under Athena. Completely different than female saints since they dont abide to the rules of the Sanctuary by wearing masks
It's shit is what it is.
@8:55 Female Pegasus? It is Saint Equuleus (Little horse, Shoko is her name ); just for the reference.
@Abinanta Maheswara Short answer: no.
Long answer: Saintia Sho, along with TLC, episode G and Omega are, on paper, written to happen in the same continuity as the OG manga. On paper. TLC is a prequel, Omega is a sequel and G and Sho happen somewhat simultaneously with the manga, but they go astray from it at some point (Sho being the one with the most fidelity to the source material) and none of what happens in any of the spin off who aren't written by Kurumada really has any effect on the manga continuity because of them being, well, not written by Kurumada. Kurumada may have had some involvement with some of them (he even personally requested for Saintia Sho to be made in the first place and he even named Sho and established her constellation) but even if they co exist with the og characters (and even interact with them) and continuity, in the big scheme of things, they exist each in their own separate universes. This applies even to the anime, which if not remembering wrong, Kurumada even considers it its own independent material.
As people have said in the comments, Saint Seiya's fanbase is just enormous in Latin America, Western Europe (specially France, Spain, Portugal and Italy) as well as in China. Here in Lat Am, similar how you guys had the Bleach-Naruto-One Piece "Big Three" of the early-mid 00's, Saint Seiya's was part of a similarly popular Shonen Trio of the early 90's, alongside Dragon Ball and Captain Tsubasa. I've watched the English dubbed version and, sorry to say this, the censorship really hit it hard. Also, yes, having it air 20 years after its release doesn't help at all
China? SS Awakening? Oh please.
I would put Sailor Moon instead of Dragon Ball, just for the time it was on, I remember it was on saturday alongside the X-Men cartoon. Dragon Ball Z came at the end of the 90s and came hard.
@@Sliver64 When it comes to 90's anime in general (not only shonen) Sailor Moon definitely comes in.
@@Sliver64 Dragon Ball came a year before Sailor Moon to Latin America. The original Dragon Ball aired on 1995 in Mexico. Sailor Moon in 1996. Sailor Moon was popular but never as big as Saint Seiya (1992), Captain Tsubasa (1994) and Dragon Ball.
@@jpsarri I think SM was way more popular than you are saying. Dragon ball took off when it reached Z, and left all those behind.
The reason its huge in Latin America and not the US is because it waa dubbed into spanish back in the 80s, around the time that it was still airing in Japan, so now its a classic in Latin America.
It was broadcasted in latin america around 1995 while in japan was aired in 1986 besides it was a huge hit back in the 90's in Mexico it came out even before dragon ball.
We would love to see a new adaptation of the original manga unfortunately we get bad adapatations.
Heavaly censored in the us versión as well wich i mean the action is what Makes the anime great so by removing chunks of it especially the blood scenes made it more dull
@@tigerfang2099 actually, the first episode was aired on channel 13 of Imevision (now TV Azteca) in November of 1992. I was a teenager then and it was an instant hit. It was the most popular anime show until Dragon Ball arrived in 1995.
SouthCalifas619 yep i remember my dad got me into this anime since I was like 5 lol and showed me the series since the beginning so I was able to catch up on all og saint seya lol but I know it as los caballeros del zodiaco
And it’s also the very first anime to become overly popular in Brazil. The original dub was translated directly from the Japanese script and later it was broadcasted again with the Japanese and spanish script for the movies. That is why here you’re gonna see really young people and really old people saying they grew up watching Saint Seiya, that’s really weird when you think about it lol
Saint Seiya was not launched in the west in 2003,just in America.Saint Seiya was released in different countries in the West during the late 80's and early 90's.
Ok I have several things to say about the netflix series:
1. WHY IS SHUN A GIRL?! it completely misses the point of his character
2. Why add another villain who wants to weponize saints and cloths to make the sanctuary obsolete from the background at the same time as the original story takes place????
2. The new villian doesn't believe the whole "Saori is the reincarnation of Athena" thing......BUT HE'S STILL GETTING READY TO FIGHT POSEIDON AND HADES???
4. Said villian sends regular soldiers with, tanks and assault choppers against saints traind to fight LITERAL GODS who at their worst are capable of superhuman feats and at their best can: create sub-zero temperatures in a desert, manipulate time (ala the world and/or king Crimson), move at speeds ranging from faster then the speed of sound to THE GODDAMM SPEED OF LIGHT and LITERALLY SEND PEOPLE TO HELL????
5. Holy sh*t they rushed things!- In 6 episodes they cover: pegasus getting his cloth, The entire Galaxian wars, saori' backstory, and the entire Phoenix saint arc with the new villian shoved in the background......
Because gringos .... that’s why
And don’t forget they made the cloath become a necklace, when saint seiya omega made too and become flops
Luckly for omega season 2 they bring back the box cloath
Peter Juliantoro Liugiarto IMO the box was kinda of a liability
THATS MY QUESTION
LIKE SERIOUSLY IN THE MANGA SHUN IS A BOY
Thank you so much for making a video on Saint Seiya. This anime has been my all-time favorite ever since I was a kid, and it's really nice to know someone in the US is talking about it.
Thanks for watching!
The biggest moment for me that defined the characters were on the original anime was:
"I don't have the right to lose", were Saiya is covered on his own blood and barely alive and say those words. "I don't have the right to lose, not yet" and his opponent was speechless for his determination and courage.
Shiryu's rage agnaist certian evil saint, was amaizing. "You call yourself justice? You kill innocent people and even kids, and now you took away the precious person to me..." and later on a movie "You say justice is power? So, let me show what true power looks like".
The netflix adaption doesn't do justice to the series.
BTW, the Abel movie "The crismon youth" is a reference at the saints. Young warriors that defy the gods and covered on their own blood, is a way to say Saints fight until the bitter end.
Grettings from Mexico.
Asgard arch is the best filler ever in any anime
Yesss
Asgard introduces one of the bests soundtracks
The only anime filler that is better than the original.
no that is, hokuto part 1, and the true face of kakashi sensei
Hell yeah i fucking loved the asgard arc
Bro my dad had all the saint seiya episodes and the spin off and he had a really big collection of action figures as well and i love to watch it with him
Diane Morales i would buy them on trips to Mexico, then my little brothers destroyed them.....
@@fernandoalvarez9613 Same here.
@@fernandoalvarez9613 eeewwwwwwww a
@@fernandoalvarez9613 kill that dude
Diane Morales lol same except he didn’t have figured of it but he was the one that got me into it since I was like 5 lol he said it was the only thing he watched as a child in Mexico since he had to work since he was little
When the 12 Gold Saints had their clothe transformed to God Clothes, that was the moment I knew my wallet was in big trouble
That damn Gemini god cloth... still worth it though.
@@mamatorinq5678 I've got all 11 except Pisces
@@calodin that shit is expensive, must have taken several bank loans :p
Surrender your wallet to your wife, or rip up your visa quick...
lol
For those interested in saint Seiya, I recommend watching the original series with subs, the Netflix adaptation is not good.
Kissanime
Why is it not good? I hadn’t watched the OG since I was a kid... the animation style is great and even though I could kinda sense it was rushed plots but I feel like it can’t be that bad
@@ashc5764 Netflix US/Canada has started uploading the original anime little by little starting last October (they added more episodes on Jan 1st and certainly more to follow in coming months)
Lan Piers For a standard kids show, the newer Netflix show isn’t a bad introduction for newcomers. That being said, it changes A LOT from the original anime and manga. I’m not just talking about Shun being a girl, but there’s like filler villains and the entire plot feels like it’s going at the speed of fucking light. It took the original show nearly 50 episodes to get to where the Netflix show is RIGHT NOW with just like 12. It’s EXTREMELY rushed with a light speed pacing or it feels substantially shorter, with very little development for most of the cast outside of Seiya and Saori. If you’ve watched the original or any of the spin-offs, then the Netflix version will feel like a downgrade. There’s also the fact that the newer one is very sanitized. The original was surprisingly bloody at time, but this newer show has little blood in it. Like, it has a few moments where they show some blood, but the original was straight up Fist of the North Star levels of bloody. lol I think there’s stuff to enjoy with the newer show if you’re new to Saint Seiya, but older fans don’t really need to bother with it.
It IS Good,
9:35 They hate it as Shun being a very effeminate man was very important to his character development.
Oh get bent. The only reason it was probably important that he was an effeminate man wasnt likely to the story...its more likely that gay people were glad just to have him in there. I remember nothing at all in the anime that depended on him being gay or effeminate. Tell the truth.
The entire purpose of shuns character was that he was weak at hear and his brother had to teach him to fend for himself. It had nothing to do with him being effeminate and if you cant tell the truth you need to stfu and keep it shut.
@@fadedtiger3181 no friend... He was the dude that was powerful but didn't want to fight. In the manga he is tougher... In fact, he had June as girlfriend. Toei Made him borderline gay... And the infamous hyoga heat scene...never happened... He heat hyoga sit next to him, not on top of him
@Vlnxd Roa yeah but it still ruins all the meaning pf shun and his struggles to become a fearless man like his brother . Laterthe anime theach us that beign a "man" its not about power but your action . Shun as a character helped the audience in a time that we didnt talk about it , talk about beign a man . And all of this while showing how ikki found joy in life thanks tho the compassion and kindness of his brother shun . Shun was meant to be gentle by nature because with that story and the development he gained the respect of all the boys and men around the world (i cant talk english very good sry)
@@fadedtiger3181 Dude it was always stated Shun was the strongest of all bronze saints but he didn't like to figth that's why he always ended being saved by Ikki but when he had no one to protect him he always managed to kick ass by himself his arc was that we was considered weak for not liking fights but that was his biggest strength he was willing to understand his enemies and help them instead of trying to killing them rigth away like the other saints watch his fight with Mime.
before you watch netflix's Saint seiya...
DONT
preach bro!
Fr they just ruined the show like every other show
That new Netflix version molested and killed my inner child
It is my first Saint Seiya and enjoyed everything about it, really loved it :)
I've been waiting for that bullshit for months...I'm so disappointed.
Great video.
Even if you don't like Saint Seiya, the soundtrack is beautiful and the action figures are almost works of art.
My dad owns a seiya figure it’s really nice
“Why is Greece look like the moon”
Because it’s easier to draw, and given how much detail the author puts into the armour and actions, it!s forgivable.
Only in the US it was censored but in rest of Latin America it was completely uncensored
Limbs flying, punched through your torso, constantly in the verge of death and burning while getting thrown into space, and amazing soundtrack, I loved Saint Seiya, I saw it in Spanish and I do say it has better audio than Japanese and is a decent to good dub (español latino).
Also, (I know I'm maybe commenting too much but I OH LOVE THIS FRANCHISE SO MUCH), if you're up to some reading there's also some written media that expand on this universe:
- Saint Seiya Next Dimension: It's the canonical, official sequel and prequel of the original story, written by the original author
- Saint Seiya Episode G: Similar to Soul of Gold it expands on the life of the Gold Saints, but this time during their younger years. It has sequel called Episode G Assassin which explores alternate realities
-Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Gaiden: There's one for each Gold Saint in the Lost Canvas and it shows how different other mythologies other than the Greek interact within this world, as well as expanding their characters even further.
There are also novels, CD Dramas, and an entire official and canonical encyclopedia
No such thing as commenting too much! Thanks for the info!!!
yep
I haven't even watched any of the original installments, but based on animation alone it looks better than the Netflix series (which I only discovered because The Struts, one of my favorite bands, performed the theme song for).
The entire ~120 minutes I spent binge watching I kept thinking to myself, "This story has incredible potential but it feels rushed and unfinished. Animation is sadly becoming a lost art."
I'm Brazilian and I'm really amazed you americans didn't had the same experience with this anime as most young adults in Brazil and some other places in Latin America.
When I was 8, the amount of blood I saw coming out from the characters could satisfy the appetite of an obese vampire for years.
And the show was broadcasted like 5 pm, late afternoon.
It was brilliant.
Maurício Rodrigues Some of us joined thanks to Lost Canvas or Omega.
Or the recent PS3 and 4 games.
lol good one
Sometimes censoring and dubbing can make a big difference. For example - the first 2 Digimon series is huge in the world but the American version sucked greatly.
Saint seiya was the best anime in the 90s in South America and after that came Dragon ball !!
Literally most saint seiya videos you find are either in some form of Spanish, Italian, Mexican or Portuguese. xD
Yes, it was. I still remember the when I saw the battle between Seiya vs Shyriu. Mexico didn't care about editing out the story like the US did.
@@DallasToysReviews i remember watching it every week as a kid in Peru... fucking the best. and the Movie with Abel, i saw it in the theaters in Peru... BADASS when they had the gold cloths on.
The Netflix version lacks the build up, the graceful animation and the epic orchestration of the original anime. There's no sense of pacing, no stakes, no violence, no weight or consequences. The character development and bonds of friendship between the protagonists is so rushed and superficial. This is worse than a Pixar or Dreamworks kind of animation. Very childish and kiddy. And I was blown away by the original being 5 years old. The gore had a meaning behind it. It wasn't just mindless and free violence. There was a lot of sacrifice and tears behind every limb dismemberment, piercing and bloodshed. All that with a strong moral teaching of friendship, love, perseverance, honor and never giving up to adversity and evil.
To Americans: Is there a way to see the original anime completely uncut and uncensored? From what I've read the complains that being a meh anime makes me wonder what kind of version did the localization did you get exposed to. I don't understand how DBZ got so big in the US even with all the censorship it got. I guess cutting most of the elements that made Saint Seiya huge around the world was that.
I just wished that they could make some kind of restoration and/or remaster of the original one. The technology is there. DBZ got DBZ Kai.
I was going to comment, but you summed up every issue I have with this reboot/remake. Thank you.
Eventually, DBZ got a proper uncensored version aired here in the USA on Cartoon Network which is currently airing both DBZ Kai and DBS. Also, the whole series was released on DVD, though many American fans often nowadays stream it on sites like Crunchyroll. As for Saint Seiya, it got a proper uncut release on DVD in the 2000's in contrast to the abortive run on TV and now the whole series has been rereleased.
If u can find the adv uncut DVDs used, go for it. It's mainly out of print tho. However, I believe crunchyroll has the original Japanese version subtitled
It's shit for children you can say it, don't be afraid
OK, the soundtrack I follow(it's EASILY the part that has aged the best of the entire series, it's fantastic), and it could've used some better pacing(let the characters actually fporm bonds, you know) but graceful animation...what? The original series has some rather awful animation most of the time. It's heavily stylized sure, but boy does it looks ROUGH so often.
FINALLY someone that is not in a hard to find forum, blog, or video channel, actually dicussing this show!
No offense, but people sometimes act like this franchise does not exist!!! Hopefully things change going foward for this franchise the recognition it deserves.
Also the Hades OVAS is made of Sanctuary, Inferno, and Elsyeuim Arcs.
The only way it would be rushed is if you skipped one of said parts. Plus it considered that actual finale to the anime.
Lastly Saintia Sho stars an Equalus Cloth Saint not a Pegasus one.
Dude I'm with you, Saint Seiya has always been my favorite anime but its not that recognizable, there been times that I've gotten into arguments with some people because either some call anime Power Rangers or male Sailor Moon, I really hope it does well on Netflix so that the entire manga gets adapted, tho with some changes as they're doing.
This was never a problem in South America and parts of Europe. It's actually the opposite, everybody knows Saint Seiya in those places and it sets the notion of anime (just as Dragon Ball did) for lots of people in those countries (mine included).
@@thaismagalhaes5928 Already fully aware of its populraty in those regions. Even then it is limited. ESPECIALLY when it comes home releases. Made worse when they hard to find or just don't exist.
Heck even the home releases in Japan were of poor quality and incomplete to boot. Looking at you Sanctuary "collection". Toei does not give its own franchise any proper resoect at times. Only mild acknowledgement to keep up appearances.
Shoko from Saintia Sho is not a Pegasus Saintia,her constellation is actually Equuleus
Saint seiya it’s huge in Latin America millions grew up with it and this Netflix its a joke compared to the original specially concerning the Dub since the actor that brought seiya to life the master esus Barrero died of cancer when the movie legend of sanctuary came out. The guy chosen to voice the Netflix seiya it’s a disaster and the fact that one of the Key characters was gender changed angered the true fans.
If you want to see the real saint seiya watch the original not the trash Netflix came up with
No offense girl you mentioned the manga, but you didn't mention the true continuation Next Dimension(Which The Lost Canvas is made) and the two work of the author Saint Seiya Episode 0 and SS Origins. I know you are covering more the anime, but some mention doesn't hurt, still good video.
Also, Episode G and Episode G: Assassin, plus the rest of the Lost Canvas manga that wasn't adapted into anime becaus they decided to cancel it just as it was about to get good.
Hi, I’m a Huge Saint Seiya Fan, I have watched everything mentioned in the video. I gotta say, it is my favorite anime. I live in Mexico, so it is very big here as well as in most of Latin America and Europe. The original is a Master Piece, The Hades Ova’s are good, especially the Sanctury Arc. I have seen all the movies, and I loved Heaven Chapter: Overture, even though it is a little confusing. Omega was eh, but Soul of Gold was Epic (In my opinion) I really liked it, they even made a theatrical release here in which I was lucky enough to get myself an official Saint Seiya: Soul of Gold Popcorn Bucket. The Saintia Sho anime was a little disappointing, but the manga of it was awesome!!! And Lost Canvas is also pretty cool, amazing as well I would say, unfortunately the anime was canceled after 2 seasons and left the story unfinished, Lucky for us, we can still read the manga, and trust me, it gets better. And Saint Seiya Netflix.... We don’t talk about that. Overall a very good video, very well explained. My only negative point is that I think you should have at least mentioned the manga exclusive stories, like Saint Seiya Next Dimension, Saint Seiya Lost Canvas Gaiden, Saint Seiya Episode G, Saint Seiya Episode G Assassin, Saint Seiya Episode Zero, and Saint Seiya Origins. There’s also another spinoff based on the Marin Generals on the works. I have a couple of videos in my channel talking about that of you want to check it out. And if you ever want to talk about Saint Seiya, you can DM me on Twitter (@DAGG_UA-cam) I really liked the video, and I’m always happy to find new Saint Seiya fans
As a Saint Seiya fan this video is a piece of art to bring new fans to the franchise. Great job!
The show is so old that its kind of difficult to grasp how much it stuck out of the rest of anime productions of that specific time. When it arrived in France in 87 it basically evaporated every other show running on TV (Dragon Ball, City Hunter, Fist of the North Star) and emptied streets as just all kids from 8-14 were glued to the screen. I think the last sanctuary episode still owns an audience record up to this day.
The US just got it way too late and after a lot of exposuree to newer 90's shows like DBZ. The changes and censorship also didn't help. No wonder it failed.
I'm so happy I found them on Netflix! Of course, I was looking for The Knights of the Zodiac instead... Yeah, I was one of those glued to screen (then)... It was something. The other one "similar" would be Cobra - I didn't figure out the "other" name I could find it under...
@@Schnugelli Cobra was fucking awesome! Good Times
Saint Seiya was the first anime I watched as a child in the late 80s and early 90s. I still come back to it all the time. One of the best soundtracks of the all time!!!
Yea.. I closed my Netflix account. Shun is a man, he promised his brother.
The protagonist of Saintia Sho is NOT a female pegasus saint. She is the Equuleus Saintia.
also saintia are not saints, as saints need to be male, or females with masks.
Saintia is more like maid knight like Butler Tatsumi
It has some of the best music in anime .
Saintia Sho was interquel spin-off setting after all. Did you know Shoko is maintenance incarnation of Eris? Mind boggling.
Pretty sure it says that in the first episode
Just a reminder Lost Canvas was canceled before Season 3 could air so the story is unfinished
I randomly started watching The Lost Canvas one day since it's on Netflix, never having heard of the franchise before. It pulls you in!
Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas is Spin-Off (alternate universe) of Saint Seiya classic, unfortunately Saint Seiya The Lost Cavas anime is incomplete if you want to know the full story then read Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas manga at chapter 96 to 223 and rest of Saint Seiya's Spin-Offs (alternate universes) are available on 9Anime. There are many series, movies and manga in Saint Seiya Multiverse
I. Saint Seiya classic (Episodes : 114)
II. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Sanctuary (Episodes : 13)
III. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Inferno (Episodes : 12)
IV. Saint Seiya Soul of Gold (Episodes : 13)
V. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Elysion (Episodes : 6)
VI. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Season 1 - Episodes : 13)
VII. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Season 2 - Episodes : 13)
VIII. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Season 3 has been cancelled, you need to read Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas' manga at Chapter 96 to 223 why? Because in May 2013, TMS Entertainment announced via it's Twitter account that there were no plans for a third season for Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas anime.
IX. Saint Seiya Omega (Episodes : 97)
X. Saint Seiya Saintia Shō (Season 1 - Episodes : 10)
XI. NETFLIX ORIGINAL Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya (Season 1 - Episodes : 12)
MOVIES :
I. Saint Seiya Evil Goddess Eris
II. Saint Seiya The Heated Battle of the Gods
III. Saint Seiya Legend of Crimson Youth
IV. Saint Seiya Warriors of the Final Holy Battle
V. Saint Seiya Heaven Chapter Overture
VI. Saint Seiya Legend of Sanctuary
VII. Saint Seiya Knights of the Zodiac - LIVE ACTION MOVIE (Coming in 2023)
MANGA :
I. Saint Seiya (Completed)
II. Saint Seiya Next Dimension (Ongoing)
III. Saint Seiya Episode Zero (Completed)
IV. Saint Seiya Origin (Completed)
V. Saint Seiya Destiny (Completed)
VI. Saint Seiya Episode G (Completed)
VII. Saint Seiya Episode G Assassin (Completed)
VIII. Saint Seiya Episode G Requiem (Ongoing)
IX. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Completed)
X. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Gaiden (Ongoing)
XI. Saint Seiya Saintia Shō (Completed)
XII. Saint Seiya Meio Iden Dark Wing (Ongoing)
XIII. Saint Seiya Gigantomachia (NOVEL)
XIV. Saint Seiya Golden Age (NOVEL)
XV. Saint Seiya French Comic will be coming soon
Some fans get confused as to which series is Canon and which series is Spin-Off in Saint Seiya Multiverse. So I have done a lot of research, allow me to explain.
Start with Saint Seiya classic after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Sanctuary after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Inferno and after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Elysion after that read Saint Seiya Next Dimension after that read Saint Seiya Episode Zero after that read Saint Seiya Origin and after that read Saint Seiya Destiny because these are canon these are written and illustrated by Masami Kurumada
The rest of Spin-Offs have been written and illustrated by various mangaka.
Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas and Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Gaiden are written and illustrated by Shiori Teshirogi
Saint Seiya Episode G, Saint Seiya Episode G Assassin and Saint Seiya Episode G Requiem are written and illustrated by Megumu Okada
Saint Seiya Saintia Shō is written and illustrated by Chimaki Kuori
Saint Seiya Omega, Saint Seiya Soul of Gold and Movies are made by Toei Animation
NETFLIX ORIGINAL Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya is made by Eugene Son
Saint Seiya Gigantomachia is written by Tatsuya Hamasaki
Saint Seiya Meio Iden Dark Wing is written and illustrated by Kenji Saito
Saint Seiya Golden Age is a work created as part of the celebration of the “30th anniversary of Saint Seiya"
Saint Seiya French Comic is written by Arnaud Dollen and illustrated by Jérôme Alquié, this Comic will be coming soon
You didn't mention the original series soundtrack.
Each episode was played with a full orchestra, one shot. Audiophiles can love how well it was recorded. :)
just watched the first 5 episodes for the new Netflix adaptation and the things that most stood out for me were the animation and the environment. I'm honestly impressed at all the work the studio has put up, many many praises!
The characters have subtle redesigns that look pretty faithful to the original material in my opinion. Though one of the main characters was turned into a female, and its not as bad as I thought. Im ok with this change so far since I feel the creators haven't exploited this sex change and it doesn't feel so intrusive to the narrative been told. The character with the sex change in question, Shun, was portrayed a bit feminine with his demeanor and physique compared to the rest of the cast. Shit - I remember as kids nobody wanted to play as him because he was considered to be 'gay'. Pretty stupid if you ask me.. There is this one character that had a minor role as Seiya's rival, Cassius, and he was given a bit more of exposition this time which I'm glad they did.
As an avid fan of the original series I'm enjoying myself so far but I do have some minor points that haven't met my selfish expectations. For instance I feel the music didn't woosh me; It definitely hits some high moments during the show so far, but it can't be compare to Seiji Yokoyama's take. The opening and ending themes are also surprisingly catchy, but the lyrics are so bland and devoid of any real meaning. A bit of a shame since the compositions are to my liking.
There's minor nitpicks like the Knights not wearing their helmet which honestly disappointed me, there is also this teleportation 'technique' some of the Bronze Knights use during the Galaxian War tournament that doesn't make any sense and it really feels out of place.
The story feels a bit rushed so far, and I would like to see some more down time between the main cast. With that said thought there was this massive exposition dump during the first episode that dragged on for a bit, thought I feel it was necessary for newcomers.
Now the voice cast... starting with this: why were some of the characters names changed for the American audience?? I will say in that for the FIRST time in my life the American dub is actually pretty darn good!! I'm honestly impressed and I was looking forward on watching it with the English dub - but sadly I couldn't follow thru with the unnecessary name changes that took me out of the experience. The Spanish dub in the other hand is a bit of a mixed bag, with some of the original voice actor reprising their roles. I'm happy since that is how I watched it as a kid.
I would like to share some more of my thought but I don't want to turn this comment into a review, this is just my honest opinion..
Go watch it people!
I already finished the entire season and I agree with everything you said and I still enjoyed it, its a different take on the series and there's always the original to go back to, so if things get bad later on I'm not gonna complain much, the whole sex change for Shun didn't really bother me, he was always a VERY FEMININE guy to begging with so he now being female doesn't change much for me.
Krolliox right on brother! I'm glad I'm not the only one who is giving this series a fair chance.
It's also that Shun's ver.1 cloth is more like female breast, while vers.2 to 3 looks masculine
I will be honest untill i started watching some jump force content and seing saint seiya there i have never (oh and also j stars vs+ but i forgot about it) heard of saint seiya . i checked it out, was really old, in fact the anime came out before the 1st part of jojo manga was written and that is hella old. i started watching it. And i fell in love with the series, the characters the cloths, the setting , the cosmo attacks and also the songs, the openings are absolutely amazing some of the endings are also really good, there are ocasional osts that sound really good.i watched the original story, the hades ovas, the 5 movies, soul of gold and the lost canvas 1&2. i checked out Knights of the Zodiac, and i will be honest i am completly dissapointed. shun is a girl, the setting is in america for no reason, the story is changed 2 much. They remade the opening and they butchered it. and the 3d graphics for me are very bad. i wish it was good but i just dont like it.
Good, is amazing when someone get into an anime so fast.
I’m so glad Saint Seiya is getting more attention!
I grew up in Mauritius and Saint seiya was huge. I watched all the movies, series, read all the manga etc... Can't wait for Netflix to launch this
"Shun was always a fan favorite, so we'll see how new audiences and old fans alike react to this change"
Two years later we can say, not good.
as soon as I knew they change Shun's gender on netflix,I drop the series. How hard is it to follow the original source materials?
Why they always change everything?
SJW that's why
Probably internal politics and women who also want there say in it -)or thinking getting more female fans also ,its a joke
@@robbieneckebroeck6005 A guy made the change not a woman.
the only place where saint seiya is unknown is usa, saint saiya is an sacred anime!
Saint seiya lost canvas should continue. It was one of the best saint seiya for me.
I started with Lost Canvas and it's legit my favorite installment in the series. Though a fair warning to those who don't know, Lost Canvas is only two seasons that only covers the first 95 chapters of the manga(which is 233 chapters in total). In other words, to get the full story for lost canvas will have to read the manga. Also, the anime doesn't even end in a way that makes the manga optional, so yeah.
As for the original series, the game Saint Seiya: Soldier's Soul is a good way to experience the original series four major arcs quicker than watching it, though it does exclude showing the Galaxian War, Black Saints and Pope Ares stuff, which are only mentioned during cutscenes.
My personal viewing order would be as such:
Lost Canvas(you can choose to watch the anime then move to the manga starting at chapter 96 or just read the manga from the start instead, I did the former)
Original series plus Hades OVAs(I lump the two together since they should be one)
Then you can watch either the Heaven Overture, or Soul of Gold, since they both are set right after the Hades arc(though Heaven Overture might be non-canon). Either watch one then the other, but Soul of Gold is a definite reccomendation.
Then go to Omega, since chronologically its latest in terms of the time its set. Ive heard that people dislike Omega for various reasons like the introduction of an element system that was a clear copy of Chakra Natures from Naruto, but I liked it. Art style and chatacter designs were gorgerous and reminded me of Casshern Sins(which I love that anime), especially how the legs were sometimes drawn(they might've shared a character artist). And the opening themes were all badass.
Also, a Lost Canvas was made by a different author and is actually a retelling of the manga, Saint Seiya Next Dimension.
I refuse to have a fem shun just because his Armor is pink! -___-
Me, too. Not representative of his original counterpart
His 2nd to 3rd vers. of Andromeda Cloth has more masculine touch
I actually found the anime through the lost canvas. I had no idea it went bigger!
I like it but as a novice with the series I don't know how much that means, haha.
Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas is Spin-Off (alternate universe) of Saint Seiya classic, unfortunately Saint Seiya The Lost Cavas anime is incomplete if you want to know the full story then read Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas manga at chapter 96 to 223 and rest of Saint Seiya's Spin-Offs (alternate universes) are available on 9Anime. There are many series, movies and manga in Saint Seiya Multiverse
I. Saint Seiya classic (Episodes : 114)
II. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Sanctuary (Episodes : 13)
III. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Inferno (Episodes : 12)
IV. Saint Seiya Soul of Gold (Episodes : 13)
V. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Elysion (Episodes : 6)
VI. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Season 1 - Episodes : 13)
VII. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Season 2 - Episodes : 13)
VIII. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Season 3 has been cancelled, you need to read Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas' manga at Chapter 96 to 223 why? Because in May 2013, TMS Entertainment announced via it's Twitter account that there were no plans for a third season for Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas anime.
IX. Saint Seiya Omega (Episodes : 97)
X. Saint Seiya Saintia Shō (Season 1 - Episodes : 10)
XI. NETFLIX ORIGINAL Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya (Season 1 - Episodes : 12)
MOVIES :
I. Saint Seiya Evil Goddess Eris
II. Saint Seiya The Heated Battle of the Gods
III. Saint Seiya Legend of Crimson Youth
IV. Saint Seiya Warriors of the Final Holy Battle
V. Saint Seiya Heaven Chapter Overture
VI. Saint Seiya Legend of Sanctuary
VII. Saint Seiya Knights of the Zodiac - LIVE ACTION MOVIE (Coming in 2023)
MANGA :
I. Saint Seiya (Completed)
II. Saint Seiya Next Dimension (Ongoing)
III. Saint Seiya Episode Zero (Completed)
IV. Saint Seiya Origin (Completed)
V. Saint Seiya Destiny (Completed)
VI. Saint Seiya Episode G (Completed)
VII. Saint Seiya Episode G Assassin (Completed)
VIII. Saint Seiya Episode G Requiem (Ongoing)
IX. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Completed)
X. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Gaiden (Ongoing)
XI. Saint Seiya Saintia Shō (Completed)
XII. Saint Seiya Meio Iden Dark Wing (Ongoing)
XIII. Saint Seiya Gigantomachia (NOVEL)
XIV. Saint Seiya Golden Age (NOVEL)
XV. Saint Seiya French Comic will be coming soon
Some fans get confused as to which series is Canon and which series is Spin-Off in Saint Seiya Multiverse. So I have done a lot of research, allow me to explain.
Start with Saint Seiya classic after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Sanctuary after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Inferno and after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Elysion after that read Saint Seiya Next Dimension after that read Saint Seiya Episode Zero after that read Saint Seiya Origin and after that read Saint Seiya Destiny because these are canon these are written and illustrated by Masami Kurumada
The rest of Spin-Offs have been written and illustrated by various mangaka.
Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas and Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Gaiden are written and illustrated by Shiori Teshirogi
Saint Seiya Episode G, Saint Seiya Episode G Assassin and Saint Seiya Episode G Requiem are written and illustrated by Megumu Okada
Saint Seiya Saintia Shō is written and illustrated by Chimaki Kuori
Saint Seiya Omega, Saint Seiya Soul of Gold and Movies are made by Toei Animation
NETFLIX ORIGINAL Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya is made by Eugene Son
Saint Seiya Gigantomachia is written by Tatsuya Hamasaki
Saint Seiya Meio Iden Dark Wing is written and illustrated by Kenji Saito
Saint Seiya Golden Age is a work created as part of the celebration of the “30th anniversary of Saint Seiya"
Saint Seiya French Comic is written by Arnaud Dollen and illustrated by Jérôme Alquié, this Comic will be coming soon
Knights of the Zodiac. I loved this show. I would never miss an episode on Toonami. I eventually found the original series.
In the late '80s when Saint Seiya was being aired in Japan and Hong Kong, you couldn't go an hour without hearing other kids talking about it, or seeing advertisements for a huge variety of their toys on TV (wish I held on to those, those original toys are all worth a small fortune now). It was so popular that the valedictorian of my middle school worked it into her graduation speech, and even politicians! The late-'80s were truly the golden era of manga and anime, with Saint Seiya topping the popularity list, followed closely by the first few original Gundam series, Captain Tsubasa, Orange Road, and Touch. Fun fact, Dragon Ball was popular, but not nearly as popular as the rest of those I just short-listed. Imagine the surprise when I was in college in New York in the 2000s, and I found kids in their 20s binging something that I watched casually when I was 6.
Also, many animes have to introduce original content simply because they caught up to the manga's storyline, and adding a whole original chapter is just to buy time. More often, these contents are not very well received, but it was not the case for Saint Seiya - The whole Asgardian chapter is considered to be one of the most popular arcs in the Seiya universe.
I watched the series almost at the same time it was airing in Japan. Latin America was lucky to get must of Japanese anime. Its just the best of the world. Mazinger Z, Astro Boy, Robotech, Queen Millennia among my favorites. Caballeros del Zodiaco (Saint Seya) was huge among kids, I woke up every Saturday morning to watch episodes when I was 8 or 7 years old. It is good that Netflix its bringing this huge classic to new generations, we can all benefit of new technology (better graphics, sound, high definition etc) but Netflix needs to stick to the story (which it appears they are doing for most part) but I just came from watching season 1 and its going (everything happening) to fast!! I think they have covered a lot and just leaving some of the story behind. I like the new graphics though, its good to have a fresh version but do it right and slow.
I got to see the anime in Mexico when I was a little girl when I would go for vacation. Just like the last season of Sailor moon (my favorite season)
Finished already
They have changed a lot of the story line
And not detail enough too bad
Agreed, the animation is lesser in the fight scenes, only Maryn wears a mask, wich spoils a lot. People picks at Shawn for not being violent or thought enough, but she is a girl, so why people(in universe) have the same spectations that they had with her male version.
Shiryu is know totally wise from the start instead of the arrogant fighter he was in the original version.
Ikki has no reason to wanting vengeance against anyone.
Thank you for covering this anime, its my favorite anime and its a shame that its not very recognizable, hopefully with the Netflix adaptation and this video brings more people to watch it.
Saint seiya was one of my favorite anime shows in the 1990s as a kid after dragonball, dragonball z and Gundam
SPOILERS TO THE KNIGHTS OF THE ZODIAC NETFLIX SHOW
TL;DR, There are MANY reasons why I prefer original infinitely more than adaptation.
as someone who grew up with saint seiya, I'm bound to have nostalgia-bias - I simply couldn't keep watching the netflix adaptation after 3 eps. i'll only compare the content within these eps but even then there were just too many bones for me to pick at:
--the introduction of seiya's character, cocky and brazen, was presented so much better in the original imo; where in the netflix version he just seems dumbfounded and follows/just does whatever he's told to (kido tells him to go sanctuary --> marin tells him go to this random manhole) the original paints him in a lot more rebellious and carefree manner, be it his cheeky smile as he plucks cassius' ear off, to complimenting shaina's good looks, to showing up and basically hating saori; just a more interesting protagonist to root for.
--I don't like how they gave him and her sister an abduction prequel scene, and how easily he seemed to have shrugged that trauma off by the time he grew up. Knowing about his sister a few eps in was what gave the lone stallion seiya an anchorage and heart, someone he cared about; giving him that connection first, then trying to paint him as the same typa character just doesn't work. Also i can see they try to write him as a 'funny guy' (that's a direct quote guys), but honestly he just seems whiny and overall weak to me.
--Also introducing Saori already as athena, as well as her being CONSCIOUS of this, just feels so JARRING TO ME; a big part of the character development of saori was realizing her importance as athena guardian of earth, slowly but surely rising above her grandpa-clinging, ojou-san energy. this new version completely cancels that progression while making it seem like she's taking this gig LIGHTLY, and it's just so irksome to watch. in this regard even the 2014 cg movie did better by preserving saori stumbling upon this realisation. seiya's character development also revolved around realising the importance of athena, distancing himself from seeing saori as that bitchy girl from childhood to the incarnation of a goddess, and while i'm not sure if that's still to come in the adaptation, what's already presented doesnt give me hope about this point
--small point, but is it just pure cringe when i hear characters tryna say japanese/mandarin? 'pegasus rye you say ken' *shudders* also MAGNUS? LONG? LOOOOOONG? I get you're tryna make japanese names more pronunciable but come ON maaan *shudder intensifies*
--personally I feel a lot of the hype was killed by the lack of music. the presence of fanfare and edgy synth music was palpable in the original, and honestly made for a more dramatic and exciting viewing; replacing the flashy bgm with more subtle string/orchestral non-diegetic accompaniment substantially killed the excitement for me; it doesn't help that the CG look also means they take out alot of the natural embellishment of actions that traditional animation can give.
all in all there are MANY things that I can't like about this new series. Call me a rotten die-hard oldie fan but this adaptation struck so many strings wrong you might as well call it a new instrument. dont get me wrong, it simply existing made me feel so good since it seemed the world hadn't forgotten about saint seiya (it's basically unheard of in australia). but if THIS is what will get new fans into this amazing series
*gulp*
*can't believe i'm about to say this*
even saint seiya omega did a better job.
Man... Saint Seiya deserves so much more love than it got here in the US
I wanna see Netflix recreate the WHOLE Saint Seiya franchise. Every last bit.
The lost canvas is the best in my opinion and derseves more love
Lost canvas is even beats original
I remember watching this on Toonami and after a while I was able to rewatch in sub with most episodes. I loved this series and Phoenix Iki is my favorite character
In the original manga (paper, not TV), all the bronze saint are sibling, they all have grandpa kiddo as father. After Aiolos told Kido about athena and Saints before dying, he gave birth to hundred of children hoping they would become saints. Only Shun and Ikki share the same mother. Hyoga discovered this and and was sent by Sanctuary to kill the bronze saints for siding a false athena (which is covered in the netflix version, not in the first animé), then Ikki discovered it too and was so disgusted that he hated the bronze saint. Also in the manga, it's assumed that Seiya and Seika have the same mother but different father (Seiya father still Kido). In the first animé, they are just orphans sent far away.
Yeah. But i think in tv, they're more like adopted siblings like Fist of North Star. And in saint seiya movie 2, they're refered as Athena's brother
Saint Seiya deserves the title of king of shounen anime. It's is the one who opened the door to imagination for other magaka to create in their mangas. It's came with characters with cosmic power and high technic. Dragon Ball itself learned from Kurumada's ideas. If it wasn't for Saint Seiya, we wouldn't have seen Goku's transformations in Dragon Ball, and if it wasn't for Saint Seiya, we wouldn't have seen rulers The destruction in the super because Saint Seiya is the first one who started these scenarios and developed cosmic characters in the eighties, and it is the one who started this fashion of anime, but it is very in front of Dragon Ball
No, Saint seiya is the father of Shounen.
The Dub in Spanish is very very well done since I live in Mexico I rather have watched it in Spanish than one of the crappy English dub note I said "One of" as there are many aperanlty however one of the English dubs is quite good it even has actual swearing
Also the Spanish dub wasn't edited in the slightest it was bloody but not Tokyo ghoul levels of bloody
I agree I saw it in the Spanish version,and I just loved the way the voice actors just nailed every line,whether it was a sad,dramatic,intense whatever, it just felt right.
The reason I saw it in Spanish is BC they aired it in a Mexican channel, technically impossible for me to watch it in any US channel not even Adult Swim
@@LivePhoenix
I gues it didnt be as popular in U S because it aired somewhere around the time DBZ aired causing saint sieya to be in its shadow
@@dreambreakerremixfactoryof6160 Idk, I think it just had a lot of gore for that time,not a lot but it did had more gore than other Anime shows around the time
All I'm saying is really Underrated here in the US, and Netflix is just killing it
@@LivePhoenix
Yup Netflix is digging a grave for the series , I get andromeda wasn't the such a hit with guys he was definitely meant for the ladies but why gender swapping he didn't deserve that besides he did the most work in the Poseidon's Ark he destroy 2 of the 5 main pillars meanwhile Hyoga and ariya were nearly killed by that one jerk forgot his name also RIP Shiryu's eyesight was lost
I will never forgive them when they canceled The Lost Canvas..😡
Ikr 😤
Another awesome video! You guys inspired me weeks ago to start my own channel and I've been working hard to drop quality videos. Really felt like I channeled my inner Whit with a little Coke joke I worked in on my new Stranger Things video 😂 If only I could sound as smooth and smart as Cris when she drops knowledge. Brett, I see you too. Your editing skills and behind the scene work are goals..
Thanks for being an inspiration guys.
The original creator is actually continuing the manga. He renamed it Saint Seiya: Next Dimension. It picks up right where Hades ended. Athena travels to find Chronos so she can go back in time and save Seiya from Hades curse. The original creator has said before in interviews and shown in some books that he had plans for a Chronos arc and a final arc with Zeus as the final villain. You can read Saint Seiya: Next Dimension online. It has yet to be released officially in English but there are groups fan translating the chapters. The creator is currently on hiatus but is expected to be back to continue writing soon.
saint seiya had a great French dub
plait-il ?
Hell no, it didn't. Only 6 recurring voice actors to voice 100 characters, who end up sounding all the same. Butchered names, lots of mistranslations, voices that change from one episode to the other, some VA totally miscast (Marc François and his annoying nasal whine, Henry Djanik as Alcor Bud or Siren Sorrento, grandpa Serge Bourrier as Andromeda Shun, WTF?!?)...
Some voice actors _were_ pretty damn good (Eric Legrand, Laurence Crouzet or Virginie Ledieu), and at times the translation/adaptation was really brilliant. But on the whole, it was a half-assed job done by people who didn't care in the slightest (I'm talking about the AB group, not the voice actors who remained profesional the whole time).
Netflix version sucks and has nothing on the original. So many things are changed that doesn't even feel like los caballeros del zodiaco.
solo ikki... es el unico que tiene el mismo estilo...
Ikki is my favorite caracter..i' m so upset at his name change thar I forgot how to spell caracter. I hate Shun's gender swap and Hyoga's and Shiryu's name changes... Oh and Seika!!!!
@@jorgegutierrezabdo watch it in Japanese with English subtitles...a friend of mine sent me a page
@@nelbelmont I'm hoping that Mexico does the dub soon. I only feel good when watching it in Spanish 😆
@@jorgegutierrezabdo there's nothing like the Mexican dubs.
Ironically enough, I'm American and the CN Knights of the Zodiac is what got me into anime in the first place when I was little. I remember thinking the blue blood was a side effect of their powers lol.
I'm annoyed at what the new series did to Shin, but I can tolerate it if they keep the story good. If they mess up Seiya and Shiryu's friendship I'm gonna slap somebody!
I would like to shout out for the comeback of Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas ....im still hoping for its continuation..
I absolutely love Saint Seiya and it one of my top 10 animes, and that hasn't changed with Netflix reboot. I really like some of the changes they made to the show, ever the gender bent version of Shun, though I will be honest it took a little to get use to it. I really hope the does will can't wait to see what they do for season 2
I haven't watched any of the other Saint Seiya versions, but I think that, while the Netflix reboot was pretty good, the storyline went a bit too fast, and they didn't really take time to explain some important things, like the backstories of Magnus and Long. However, I, too, can't wait for season 2. I think the first season was too short.
Yeah I can't say the reboot was all bad, it felt super rushed though.
The lost canvas was awesome I wish they had continued the animation and made more episodes
Lost canvas was amazing show,not porfect but good for shonen show standart
Saint Seiya was HUGE in China. It was arguably more popular than DBZ. Before there was trying to go SUper Saiyan as a kid, I'd always try to burn my cosmo.
The big problem with the lost canvas was the story wasn't completed. The last episode shows Hades and Pandora go up a set of stairs at the end (sorry for the spoilers) OR did I miss something.
Well explained. I'm a new fan of this series and this really sold me.
very good watch the original anime and read the Manga especially the prequel saint seiya lost canvas and then u read the Manga Saintia Sho (the female saint) do not watch the anime of Saintia Sho
Terry Hall hope you get to watch/read other Saint Seiya material too,you’ll like it
There are many series, movies and manga in Saint Seiya Multiverse
I. Saint Seiya classic (Episodes : 114)
II. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Sanctuary (Episodes : 13)
III. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Inferno (Episodes : 12)
IV. Saint Seiya Soul of Gold (Episodes : 13)
V. Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Elysion (Episodes : 6)
VI. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Season 1 - Episodes : 13)
VII. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Season 2 - Episodes : 13)
VIII. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Season 3 has been cancelled, you need to read Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas' manga at Chapter 96 to 223 why? Because in May 2013, TMS Entertainment announced via it's Twitter account that there were no plans for a third season for Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas anime.
IX. Saint Seiya Omega (Episodes : 97)
X. Saint Seiya Saintia Shō (Season 1 - Episodes : 10)
XI. NETFLIX ORIGINAL Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya (Season 1 - Episodes : 12)
MOVIES :
I. Saint Seiya Evil Goddess Eris
II. Saint Seiya The Heated Battle of the Gods
III. Saint Seiya Legend of Crimson Youth
IV. Saint Seiya Warriors of the Final Holy Battle
V. Saint Seiya Heaven Chapter Overture
VI. Saint Seiya Legend of Sanctuary
VII. Saint Seiya Knights of the Zodiac - LIVE ACTION MOVIE (Coming in 2023)
MANGA :
I. Saint Seiya (Completed)
II. Saint Seiya Next Dimension (Ongoing)
III. Saint Seiya Episode Zero (Completed)
IV. Saint Seiya Origin (Completed)
V. Saint Seiya Destiny (Completed)
VI. Saint Seiya Episode G (Completed)
VII. Saint Seiya Episode G Assassin (Completed)
VIII. Saint Seiya Episode G Requiem (Ongoing)
IX. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas (Completed)
X. Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Gaiden (Ongoing)
XI. Saint Seiya Saintia Shō (Completed)
XII. Saint Seiya Meio Iden Dark Wing (Ongoing)
XIII. Saint Seiya Gigantomachia (NOVEL)
XIV. Saint Seiya Golden Age (NOVEL)
XV. Saint Seiya French Comic will be coming soon
Some fans get confused as to which series is Canon and which series is Spin-Off in Saint Seiya Multiverse. So I have done a lot of research, allow me to explain.
Start with Saint Seiya classic after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Sanctuary after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Inferno and after that watch Saint Seiya The Hades Chapter Elysion after that read Saint Seiya Next Dimension after that read Saint Seiya Episode Zero after that read Saint Seiya Origin and after that read Saint Seiya Destiny because these are canon these are written and illustrated by Masami Kurumada
The rest of Spin-Offs have been written and illustrated by various mangaka.
Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas and Saint Seiya The Lost Canvas Gaiden are written and illustrated by Shiori Teshirogi
Saint Seiya Episode G, Saint Seiya Episode G Assassin and Saint Seiya Episode G Requiem are written and illustrated by Megumu Okada
Saint Seiya Saintia Shō is written and illustrated by Chimaki Kuori
Saint Seiya Omega, Saint Seiya Soul of Gold and Movies are made by Toei Animation
NETFLIX ORIGINAL Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya is made by Eugene Son
Saint Seiya Gigantomachia is written by Tatsuya Hamasaki
Saint Seiya Meio Iden Dark Wing is written and illustrated by Kenji Saito
Saint Seiya Golden Age is a work created as part of the celebration of the “30th anniversary of Saint Seiya"
Saint Seiya French Comic is written by Arnaud Dollen and illustrated by Jérôme Alquié, this Comic will be coming soon
Wait isn't Kris from John Campea, wow it's so cool. I look Saint up cause the new movie trailer and run into Kris
How to watch Netflix' Saint Seiya: Step #1: Don't watch it, Step #2: Watch the original show, step #3: Enjoy the greatest shonen anime of all time
Don't watch Netflix version unless you are 4 years old or less.
I remember this was mandatory in Mexico they aired it real early on weekends but we were so into it. And at school we were discussing everything like Shun is super lame and poor Cygnus and his mom. And when will that Chinese girl get it on with the Dragon Saint its like seriously trow her a bone.
Saint saiya better than dragon ball.
Love your videos! Keep them coming!
Francisco Lepe thank you- and same!!!
Saint seiya was my favorite. The lost canvas is still my favorite manga.
It´s so cool to see Knights of the Zodiac finally getting to the US!
Arnaldo H. Art finally? It was not worth it tho, with that Barbie style animation I wasn’t able to watch pass episode 2 without getting bored and cringing throughout the episode
Honestly I hated the way the changed Andromeda's gender..
SAINT SAIYA is a very cool anime
some people on the Netflix channel are ANGRY over the SERIES being not following the original
They turn Shun into a girl for a very dumb reason plus they have her not wearing a mask for no reason at all even though they're having female characters wearing mask.
@@MrCreepjo If that was the only issue with the new anime, it would be really good.
My main issue is how rushed it is. Skipped plotlines, short fights (which were not that long to begin with), background from the main characters are similar but again, it goes too fast to really care, etc.
I'm not sure what the big idea was, rush through the beginning part to get to the very popular Sanctuary Arc? I don't know. Seems like a missed opportunity to fix many issues with the beginning of the manga. Instead, they made it worse.
Well, That happens.
@@MrCreepjo that Is weird, but "hopefully" they follow the Poseidon story arc
@@claire6452 there were issues with the beginning of the manga? Also idk why they have the military arc in the anime before going to the sanctuary arc
Fun fact saint seiya was originally going to be a wrestling manga which explains the galaxian war arc has a wrestling arena
Just like Kurumada's work, Ring ni Kakerou
Over 40 and remember being introduced to this, Wicked City, Project Ako and Fist of the North Star in High School...no dubs...on bootleg VHS. My friend was showing it to me like he just snuck in drugs. That’s when I got addicted to anime the end.
The Netflix dub was the only thing that saved saint seiya in North America
You forgot that in the hades arc seiya was stabbed by hades sword
That actually is a pretty big spoiler to be put in a video that avoided them all the time
@@leonardobarbosatelles2779 true
Saint seiya is the best anime ever! Everyone should see it , it's so epic and intense. The music, the soundtrack , the colors , cosmos and it's so dramatic! All these are REALLY WORTH WATCHING! This is my first anime that I ever watched. Saint seiya should be mentioned please!
The Netflix version is not worth watching at all, you would get confused of how the plot is put, the characters and the backstories, and the biggest thing that I don't like is that Shun is a Girl!! Everybody please elevate your cosmos and watch the 1ST EPISODE of this entire series.
Aside from watching every single episode from the anime (Poseidon Arc being a personal favorite), I grew to be quite a big fan of Saint Seiya when I was a kid - including Dragon Ball & Captain Tsubasa (or aka Super Campeones to us in Lat. America). At first, I was excited to see Netflix add a 3d Adaptation to their list with some “Modernized” changes, but as to some may have mentioned, seeing Shun as a girl THAN as a guy was rather.........weird.
I don’t have any issues for the gender change but to see how “certain” events come to happen, mostly the Hades one; it will rub off a little bit more confusing as to when Shun learns his (now her) EX/Special ability down the road soooo for some reason it feels like some “censoring” may occur to those instances...
Oh lord. I go from some butchered series to some butchered explanation. JESUS!
Love the animation of the new series, but the name tweaks are killing me. Also feels kinda rushed and that sucks cuz the character development in the original was amazing
chris chea Name tweaks turned me off not gonna lie
huge Saint Seiya latino fan here. grew up watching this. I'm having fun watching this video. thanks for making it. it still breaks my heart that the US didn't treat Saint Seiya properly since it is a cult in Latin America and some countries in Europe
So what did I start with in order of watching Saint Seiya?
Episode one of the original Saint Seiya.
Long, long ago ... in a city ... well, in the city I live now ... there was a group of people that watched Japanese animated television series, movies, OVAs and whatnot. Back then people would call it Japanimation more than anime.
So an ancient technology was around at the time known as VHS. I know that may be an alien term to many people, but, like the 8-track tape, VHS was recorded on a magnetic tape. Seriously, it really did exist!
Back then, you couldn't go online to purchase anime. You had to scrounge for it. Sometime you could find some in video stores, but mostly you had to get a copy by possibly buying from bootleggers at Cons (once that started happening) or link-up with a branch of people that loved anime that lived on the west coast or weirdly enough Texas. These people had access to tapes and would trade tapes ... by mail ... postal mail.
Who knows what you were getting until you put these things in a VHS player and started them up. Most of the times they were 3 or 4 generation tapes at the very least. If you were lucky, tracking lines at the bottom or top were the only issue (color bleed and screen going wonky wasn't out of the question once you were at 5th-10th generation tapes ... this was all private copying so the recording machine could be going south and the duplicator not even knowing it)
If I remember correctly, one shipment of these mystical tapes included Saint Seiya, Hokuto no Ken, and probably like Super Dimension Century Orguss. I already had been exposed Saint Seiya as a concept from somewhere, probably an APA (Amatuer Press Association - google this versus APA) like Japanimation magazine. At any rate, there it was. Saint Seiya in all it's glory. In Japanese. With no subtitles.
Back then, that is how we watched all anime. A crappy copy in Japanese with no subtitles, and we loved it.
Saint Seiya rocked. I can't say I'm a die hard fan, but my fan love for Saint Seiya still lasts to this day.
I remember that days, was a pain get some hentai back in the day. 😌