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Because that attack can distract him or stop him for a few seconds, a time that Saga could take advantage of to kill Mu.if Camus' ice can't hurt a Gold Saint why didn't Mu just stand there and ignore him smh
Not being able to freeze the cloth =/= can't hurt the user of said cloth
This is so fken basic the fact it has to be said is ridiculous.
It should be, the weakest golds Saints need Ae to be defeated, because they also wear gold cloths.Average Gold Saint needs a temperature of absolute zero to be defeated thanks to the protection of his Gold Cloth
Thanatos says that the Olympians are the highest gods.Is it ever stated in classic that the Olympians were the strongest Gods? (with he exception of Chronos ofc)?
scan?Thanatos says that the Olympians are the highest gods.
Hmm, I was hoping it was more concrete, but thank you
Yes, that's why I say that the meaning of the word is a bit vague, and it can mean many things, for example that he is a higher god than them or just a description that this god is not part of the Olympians.Yes, but Chronos has far more context that indicates the use of the word differs for the 2 situations.
"transcending" can mean many many things, it's not a fixed term.
This depends, since Chronos has very few feats in Next Dimension. The best feat of this god is damaging Athena's armor, although we don't know if the goddess uses all her power at that moment (Athena is characterized as an idiot like Shun and doesn't fight with all her power against her enemies from the beginning).The statements by itself doesn't mean much, but the context and secondary leads to the conclusion he is much much superior to the Olympians
The most elusive God it kind of irks me -_-What do we know of Buddha's history in Saint Seiya? does he get an origin story of any kind?
Almost nothing. The only thing known about Gautama Buddha (because there are several Buddhas, it is even said that Shaka is the reincarnation of a Buddha) is some description in the Virgo Saint techniques.What do we know of Buddha's history in Saint Seiya? does he get an origin story of any kind?
Buddha is not a god like the Greek gods (Athena, Hades, Poseidon, etc), he is an enlightened being, in Buddhism the concept of deity is different. In the Saint Seiya franchise it is mentioned that a human cannot become a god. The only human who tried to become a god was Asclepius, and this was considered the worst crime of a human, they even erased all traces of his existence for this crime and he was trapped in the worst prison that Hades created for him.The most elusive God it kind of irks me -_-
It does not seem that they erased him from history or existence with some hax power, it seems that they simply destroyed his body completely, threw his soul into Tartarus so he could never return, destroyed and buried his Temple inside the Sanctuary, and forbade mentioning his name or speak of him in the Sanctuary.Question, did Asclepius survive history erasure?
They should have type 4 bit they had acausality before the revisions into subtypes. Seiya has it because the blood of the gods ichorHey so what kind of acausality does seiya have in his 8th sense key
Taizen only alludes to the 8th sense and even the official site only describes the 8th sense. The Hypermyth which is a bad fanfic where Kurumada did not participate describes the 9th sense and only the first version of this material, because the version published in 2001 eliminated all that nonsense of the 9th sense.The Taizen and Hypermyth have long alluded without extreme detail; hence the word Alluded is very important too; to a 10th sense.
A massive portion of the fanbase might disagree with you but meh its not worth debating.Taizen only alludes to the 8th sense and even the official site only describes the 8th sense. The Hypermyth which is a bad fanfic where Kurumada did not participate describes the 9th sense and only the first version of this material, because the version published in 2001 eliminated all that nonsense of the 9th sense.
A massive portion of the fanbase might disagree with you but meh its not worth debating.
No, you can even ask in the Spanish, Portuguese and French forums, and everyone who knows this universe will explain to you that in the main universe and Kurumada's work there are only 8th senses. The rest is just bad fanfic, because Kurumada never introduces that into his story.A massive portion of the fanbase might disagree with you but meh its not worth debating.
Kurumada never treats spin-offs as canon for his universe, even contradicting spin-offs in his more recent works, especially when it comes to the first spin-offs that were published. The only spin-off that took care not to contradict was Saintia Sho, which is why in Zero the scene where Aiolos discovers that Athena is in danger and travels to help her at the Temple of the Pope is skipped, because this scene was shown in Saintia Sho.Wait til this guy finds out Kurumada officially endorses and trusts the mangaka in charge of spin-offs as much as he trusts his own children and treats all spin-offs as canon derivatives/successors to the original.
You can be pissed all you want over what Okada chooses to do, doesn't change its legitimacy, nor does it retroactively affect how we interpret the classic manga, the 8th sense is no longer (and NEVER) has been the "maximum sense", it has and always will be the Divine Will, a super sense beyond all senses, it doesn't matter if Okada introduces 42069 senses, the Divine Will supersedes it and thus Classic retroactively scales above any sense Okada introduces. I think Okada is being super mindful of Classic and you just need some copium tbh.
For the main universe, Kuramada never considered these works as canon. For Kurumada, Okada's work is just a different universe with other rules, ideas and concepts that have no relation to those shown in the main universe. And the concept of the multiverse in this franchise was created so that these authors could write their story without following what was presented in the original manga or the main universe of Kurumada.All works by Okada, Teshirogi, Kuori and Kurumada are all considered canon. Just because in Zero and Kurumda's other spin offs he's chosen to rewrite some parts of G and Saga's backstory choosing to make those stories canon alternate timelines, doesn't mean he doesn't consider them canon to his franchise. This is likely why he approved Okada to introduce the multiverse (Sho and LC both introduce a multiverse as well).
Generalized concepts like the senses exist in all timelines, this is common sense. Just because the Saints of Classic do not have this information, doesn't invalidate their existence. You need to understand this, because this is how Saint Seiya is treated by the authors of the franchise. Kuru won't be around forever to write for the franchise and he's perfectly aware of this and fully trusts these authors. You need to as well, whether you like it or not.
This is the main canon of Kurumada, not a manga that looks like a fanfic or a canon invented by a fan, where Kurumada only mentions the 8th sense and this is the maximum sense in his manga. Even in interviews or official guides where he participates he never mentions the existence of a sense superior to the 8th sense.You're so closed minded and stuck in your own head canon my guy, the 8th sense beign Buddhist enlightenment isn't even relevant to this conversation ffs.
The 9th and 10th sense don't have to be mentioned in classic for them to exist in that timeline. What you're saying is tantamount to "sight" or "cosmo/7th sense" not existing in some timelines, that is illogical and headcanon of the highest degree. Kurumada has already endorsed the idea that the Divine Will is the "be all and end all" of power within the verse, the amount of senses that's introduced in any media cannot supersede the Divine Will, that would be the only contradiction regarding the amount of senses an author can introduce.
If you don't like the other works, that's fine and you're entitled to that opinion, but, the other works have direct influence on the franchise as whole, which includes Classic.
Yes Kurumada like his Saints more grounded, hence why they tend to only reach Galaxy level without miracles, Yes Okada like his saints being stronk af and makes his favorites casually universal. Yes Saga in Classic has a different backstory to the one in Sho, they're different people, they're allowed to. But none of these individual character changes have any bearing on the general concepts of the verse such as the Divine Will and senses.
And all spin-offs assume you've read classic, hence why they don't repeat every minute detail mentioned by Kurumada. Classic is assumed reading, like any franchise with spin-offs, they build of what the primary work introduced, hence why Okada doesn't explain the 8th sense, or Athena's Exclamation, or the Divine Will, they're all concepts thoroughly explored in Classic. And for the record, Aiolia explains the 9th sense in GA, try reading GA sometime, it'll help you understand GR (the sequel) a little better.