Oh it’s quite literal, the manga even talks about a real life case where the negative temperature phenomenon occurred. Rerise of Poseidon is the last manga you could joke about that with, because the author loves using science in this story.
I would say it might actually be better in terms of characterization. The story is roughly analogous to one another, but there’s small details like Kaasa being kind of soft hearted in the middle of this chapter that stood out to me. Speaking of kaasa, he’s pretty good in this manga. And that’s not my kaasagenda talking.
SoG is better. Though admittedly not by much
Characters are probably better true. Shura and Aiolia "talking" about Aiolos was so ass.
You forgot to mention that one of these mangas has Scorpio Eulalia, and the other does not.
BroYou forgot to mention that one of these mangas has Scorpio Eulalia, and the other does not.
Characterization? I have to remember that Sorrento wanted to eliminate humanity because his adoptive parents wanted to make a little money from his musical talent, and because at the school he attended, the students treated each other badly. The poor parents were just trying to earn some money to escape poverty or the lower-middle class, but their son wanted a genocide because of that.
And the two of them together don’t even have 10% of Eulalia’s charisma.Bro
It's funny too because Suda literally drew Terpsichore and Nemesis on a beach.
Bruh
That’s his Poseidon arc character, he’s progressing from that point. Since at this point in the fight, he couldn’t bring himself to fight for the earth because he still views it as corrupt, but it’s his realization that he was wrong that gives him the will to burn his Cosmo to the point of the Arch Scale. Also, I’m pretty sure his parents were rich weren’t they? They honestly were just using him for income. I think on Suda’s blog, Sorrento was described as being a rich kid who judged the worlds on his own experiences.Characterization? I have to remember that Sorrento wanted to eliminate humanity because his adoptive parents wanted to make a little money from his musical talent, and because at the school he attended, the students treated each other badly. The poor parents were just trying to earn some money to escape poverty or the lower-middle class, but their son wanted a genocide because of that.
My thoughts too. Dark Wing could conclude their character arcs by giving them a happy ending free of their respective fates
That would be really nice; it’s finally time for a major character in a Saint Seiya manga to get a happy ending.
Multiversal fire hydrant
Aiolia is a Leo and Shura is a Capricorn
Yeah I can't believe Hasty managed to discover this
Skullbeserk didn't
It’s true, but I was specifically referring to the manga or series that are protagonized by a Bronze Saint. I guess I should have been a bit more specific in my comment.
People read Classic and write off the entire verse as hyperbolic. As you said most spin offs have a cosmic feat, usually done by a Gold SaintWhy do people insist that what is presented in Saint Seiya is a hyperbole?.
If it is actually a franchise where the characters’ powers and abilities are clearly described, and it has a considerable number of cosmic-scale feats to support the power of the franchise.
For example:
- Episode.G: The Titans created their own pocket universes.
- Episode.G Requiem: The Primordial Gods eliminated all the stars in the sky.
- Saintia Sho: Eris created a universe for her sister, and her awakening also generated a burst of light visible from the far reaches of the universe.
- Next Dimension: Shijima’s cosmos affects distant dimensions, and his clash with Shaka created and destroyed countless universes (one of the best feats in fiction, since Kurumada literally not only describes what happens, but also attempts to draw it—if it were a hyperbole, why bother illustrating it?)
- Dark Wing: Demiurge is described as the creator of countless universes.
- Dark Wing: Sojiro with his Galaxian Explosion was able to strike (and probably destroy) the body of Demiurge sealed in a distant dimension, generating an explosion visible from the Dark Wing universe and is described that his technique had the power to destroy dimensions.
- Dark Wing: The technique Extra Dimension, which Demiurge uses while possessing Sojiro’s body, consists of sending the opponent to another dimension and destroying it.
- Saint Seiya Ω: Tokisada mentions that he would create a Big Bang, and his technique generated a black hole which began to consume the dimension they were in. We can even see a star starting to be absorbed, and it is also described that his technique would devour the time and space of that dimension.
- Saint Seiya Ω: Abzu is described as the creator of the universe (probably a multiverse) and the incarnation of primordial darkness that creates and destroys everything.
I could continue like this with more cosmic-scale feats in the Saint Seiya franchise. It’s even funny that the word "hyperbole" is mentioned when almost every Saint Seiya series (except Rerise and Mariya, although with what was shown in the latest chapter and that flame created from a negative absolute temperature in Kelvin, maybe even Rerise now has a major feat) has at least one cosmic-scale feat.
It’s true, but I was specifically referring to the manga or series that are protagonized by a Bronze Saint. I guess I should have been a bit more specific in my comment.
Even the original manga contains detailed descriptions of the characters’ power and speed. It is not merely stated that they move at the speed of sound or light; Kurumada himself clearly explains in the story what the speed of sound and the speed of light are (such as Aiolia stating that the speed of light is 300,000 km/s, and that at this speed one could circle the Earth seven times in a single second). The manga also provides precise descriptions of extremely low temperatures and how much each Cloth can endure, describing absolute zero in detail. In addition, it presents feats such as the gods’ cosmos covering the universe or descriptions of the size of the Underworld created by Hades, which is the scale currently used for the entire franchise. This is the same Underworld that we later see being destroyed at the end, after Hades’ defeat.
A Dragon Ball fan—why doesn’t that surprise me? I mean, they’re the kind of fans who, to try to prove something about that series, will use a description from a magazine or guide from over 30 or 20 years ago in which Toriyama didn’t even participate. But when it comes to Saint Seiya, using information from guides, magazines, websites, spin-offs, or any kind of official material is apparently not possible.
Good question I wonder that too (and not even in the there will always be those type of guys in any popular fandom, but in the why it's even greater than the standard for some reason). Sadly these people that think it's all just symbolism and hyperboles do exist.Why do people insist that what is presented in Saint Seiya is a hyperbole?.
This gave me a good laugh
I know
santosdebronze.blogspot.com
However, he is mistaken about one detail.
Ironically, time Oddysey does show us that the saying comes from a bronze saint fighting someone for 1000 days
The funny thing is that nowadays there is even the concept of a battle that transcends the battle of the thousand days: the eternal battle, in which they will now fight eternally, even through the cycle of reincarnation. This is shown as something real, since Shun and Tenma nearly sacrificed themselves to stop that battle, because otherwise Athena would have lost two valuable Gold Saints forever.
Even though she says he's going to hurt Shun's, body and by that not being her will she changes entirely the course of action?
I get where you are thinking honestly, but it would speak more so on Hades having a new body of which hes not fully utilize yet than Shaka being strong. Ultimately it's far from enough proof of anything.
Didn't Shun-Hades show that he became a 1000 times stronger earlier within a moments notice against Ikki?
I'm assuming you mean the moment he got full control of Shuns body knocking out Ikki, which he would then have the 1000 times power boost that Poseidon did?
It literally was stated that he did
