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Or was the just cinematic? If he really did, then why was the universe was still there afterwords, since we can still see the space? What really happened afterwords?
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Did Apollo really destroyed the universe with a word?
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No, everything is destroyed. Seiya can not stop Apollo's attack and his power covers the entire world / universe. In the end, Seiya fights with Apollo in the void (absolute darkness without stars or planets).
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So how were they able to restore the universe at the end of the movie? So why were there a universe at the end of the movie?Crateris Aeson said:
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Apollo restored the universe, because Seiya showed him the strength and determination of the humans (with his last attack can scratch the face of Apollo), but punished Seiya and Saori, the two forgot their story together.
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Apollo is apollo
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Please ignore this. It has been stated and shown that Apollo merely erased their memories and rewound time.Crateris Aeson said:
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No, Apollo destroys the universe and rebuilds the universe, and changes his memory in the end as a divine punishment.NostalgiaTrip said:
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This is false. You are misleading those who are confused. I name you... false shepard!!! Burn him XDCrateris Aeson said:
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No, this is true, because that is what they showed in the movie.
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And the author completly disagreed with that. In fact what happened was that Apollo wiped their memories and turned back time.
The Author had wanted it to be so that Athena would plead with Apollo to save the lives of her bronze saints. That way she and Seiya could have more adventures together.
The Author had wanted it to be so that Athena would plead with Apollo to save the lives of her bronze saints. That way she and Seiya could have more adventures together.
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It's better to disregard the statement. In its illogical for Apollo to even have time manipulation in the first place which isn't supported by anything
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That's why the character's page describes the version of the movie. Not the version of the main universe, because the character still does not appear in Next Dimension.
An idea discarded by Toei Animation. This is the version of Apollo created by Toei Animation for the movie.
The staff of Toei Animation discarded the author's ideas and changed the script of the movie. That's why Kurumada discarded the movie and made a new continuation with Next Dimension.
But in the movie, Apollo destroys and recreates the universe, and changes the memory of Athena and Seiya.
An idea discarded by Toei Animation. This is the version of Apollo created by Toei Animation for the movie.
The staff of Toei Animation discarded the author's ideas and changed the script of the movie. That's why Kurumada discarded the movie and made a new continuation with Next Dimension.
But in the movie, Apollo destroys and recreates the universe, and changes the memory of Athena and Seiya.
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Well actually it is rather plausible. Both Apollo and Artemis watch over the primordial of time Cronous. Apollo is the god of the sun, which was what the greeks used to measure time.AstralKing7 said:
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I didn't know that.Crateris Aeson said:
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I'm talking about in verse tho not the actual Greek mythology.
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Yeah in verse they watch over Cronous.AstralKing7 said:
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In Next Dimension, Artemis says that she and Apollo cannot travel in time or change time. But these are Artemis and Apollo from the main universe.NostalgiaTrip said:
And this is a different version of Apollo, because it is the version of the movie created by Toei Animation.
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In verse no other god has time manipulation literally in the Greek hierarchy
