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It appears 8th sense users can't actually resurrect, and instead exist as cosmo spirits/souls to aid the Bronzes.
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It appears 8th sense users can't actually resurrect, and instead exist as cosmo spirits/souls to aid the Bronzes.
No, it only says that their loved ones (such as Hyoga's mother and Gestalt's horse) cannot come back to life, because even with the 8th sense they cannot resurrect the dead. But this does not mean that the dead cannot be resurrected, for even Asclepius who is not a god can resurrect the dead and the dead have also been clearly seen to be resurrected in the Hades Arc by the power of Hades.An 8th sense user stating "those who have died cannot return" proves he cannot resurrect even knowing the 8th sense. The literal god who rules over death, life and the afterlife bringing people back to life is not the same as an 8th sense user resurrecting themselves.
Shaka has only come back as a soul, as have the other Gold Saints and humans. Athena is a god, she does not conform to the human 8th sense users who have only showed themselves to exist as souls post-death.
The Golds should have type 4 immortality removed.
There is no plot hole and it is only a theory based on a phrase that has nothing to do with the 8th sense. In the manga itself it is described as a power to overcome death by Buddha, who this franchise overcomes sickness, old age and death.The amount of plot holes which arise from low-godly/type 4 immortality Gold Saints is ridiculous. The 8th sense only allows one to maintain their consciousness post-death and enter the UW alive, which allows them to bypass (not resist, not overcome) Hades' law. Since the users of the 8th sense do not conform to Hades' law, and can travel between both worlds as a soul, they can interact with the living world - this is all they've been shown to do.
As explained in Sho, the soul of a God is immortal, Athena is a God with divine properties, her Resurrection is not an 8th sense ability but a divine ability.
Furthermore, the golden dagger only bypasses the divine reflection of a god allowing them to be harmed and their physical body killed, it does not kill their divine soul it does not have feats of such, hence Athena regenerating is a result of her divinity. If Athena soul was destroyed, she wouldn't have ended up in the UW in the first place, rather she would have ended up in Tartarus or simply erased.
If it were an 8th sense ability, the 12 Golds would simply come back a protect the Temples in time of crisis. There's no way they'd willingly let an evil god resurrect in Sanctuary (revival of the 13th temple) and allow 2 weak silver Saints protect Seiya when an angel is trying to kill him.
You understand the 8th sense as described by Dohko allows one to attain it at death right? We can conclude that the dead who appear in spirit attained such a sense as their souls are not in the UW.There is no plot hole and it is only a theory based on a phrase that has nothing to do with the 8th sense. In the manga itself it is described as a power to overcome death by Buddha, who this franchise overcomes sickness, old age and death.
Dohko describes that at that moment the 8th sense appears because all senses possessed by humans are extinguished when they die, even the 7th sense also appears at that moment in ordinary humans. The ordinary humans do not dominate the senses in this franchise and so those senses only appear in them in death.You understand the 8th sense as described by Dohko allows one to attain it at death right? We can conclude that the dead who appear in spirit attained such a sense as their souls are not in the UW.
Furthermore, existing as an eternal soul is not only consistent for 8th sense users, but also fulfills everything Buddha describes without the need for type 4 immortality and regeneration. We've already seen 8th sense souls be combat able and use their full power, without the need for any sort of physical body (Shaka and the other 11 Golds in ND and Classic). Hence, they have "overcome death" without the need of any sort of regen or Resurrection.
The idea they can resurrect is redundant as they're not "dead' in the natural sense, they're "alive souls" so to speak.... Resurrection is redundant....
And Athena is the only "8th sense user" who has actually any kind of evidence suggesting she can regenerate a body or has actually literally resurrected and she's a god, so..... It is much more consistent to say it is a God ability and not an 8th sense ability.
Your interpretation is simply incoherent and contrived.
Dohko describes that at that moment the 8th sense appears because all senses possessed by humans are extinguished when they die, even the 7th sense also appears at that moment in ordinary humans. The ordinary humans do not dominate the senses in this franchise and so those senses only appear in them in death.
Like come on man, you're not even trying at this point.That is not consistent, because literally the ability you describe, the Saints already use it even without awakening the 8th sense. The ability to help as a spirit after death is something that even Saints like Aiolos, Olivia, Suikyo, Saintias and others have shown in this franchise even without that sense. This is not an 8th sense ability. The ability of the 8th sense as described by Buddha is to overcome death as those who were called saints (as I said it is a reference to the holy people who have come back from death in mythology and religions).
What Dohko says is only meant to describe ordinary humans, who only discover they have these senses when they die. This does not mean that all humans are free from the rules of the Underworld and overcome death, because they do not master these senses. Even a bronze saint like Jabu or any of the secondary bronze saints when they die will also appear for the first time their 7th sense and 8th sense, but this does not mean that they will become as powerful as the Gold Saints.Like come on man, you're not even trying at this point.
The fact their souls aren't bound the to the UW is proof they have 8th sense.
It's so much of a secret Dohko knew he had it long before he fought the Ghost Saints, as him having the 8th sense was apart of his reputation as man closest to god.The 8th sense is even a secret that Shaka revealed to the saints of this generation only during the Hades Arc, he even had to reveal this secret to Athena herself.
Low-Godly's description indicates that he should regenerate after his body was destroyed, something he did in the manga where he came back to life after he was completely destroyed by the Athena, he is even one of the characters who has actually demonstrated regeneration at this level in the franchise, because the gods don't have any regeneration feats of this level. Although there is part of the manga that might indicate that even Shaka's regeneration is not that impressive, but that's a different topic.Low-Godly: The ability to regenerate from the complete physical destruction of the user's body, instead restoring it from their disembodied consciousness, whether that be their soul, mind, some other nonphysical aspect of themself, esoteric or metaphysical energy, or something else.
- has never happened for an 8th sense user, existing as a free soul doesn't count for regeneration, nor does regenerating your soul from destruction.
Immortality via reincarnation or resurrection: Characters that are immortal because, whenever they die, they will simply reincarnate within another body or resurrect themselves at a later point in time.
- Also has never happened to an 8th sense user.
Are we also forgetting the fact that Dohko stating Athena and Shaka going to the UW alive contradicts them dying to begin with?
And if you read the panels before the one you conveniently didn't show, Dohko explicitly states: "But if Seiya manages to awaken his Alaya consciousness during the decent... He may just succeed in reaching the Underworld alive.
The next panel, Dohko confirms Shaka was actually well known among the Gold Saints for having the 8th sense, Dohko: "One reason Shaka was considered close to godhood was that among all knights he alone had awakened to his alaya consciousness."
And as you've showed, Shaka was indeed "alive" when entering the UW - and thus didn't die, as per the Seiya explanation, that Seiya in-fact needed to awaken to the 8th sense whilst alive PRIOR to dying in-order to be considered "alive" in the UW.
These panels are imperative as they explicitly and without prejudice state, that neither Shaka or Athena died, and that before they died they had traveled to the UW with their 8th sense (dimensional travel).
Also keep in mind that Athena stabbing herself would not have been an instant kill, divine ichor would have healed the cut more or less instantly and even for a human it would have taken time for her to die -thus allowing the chance for her to awaken to the 8th sense just prior to death then going to the UW.
And Shaka had the 8th sense (as Dohko explained) well before his fight with the Ghost Saints, so he was able to go to the UW whenever he wanted, so him dying to the Athena Exclamation is also unlikely based on Dohko's explanation of the 8th sense.
Furthermore, when did Aiolos awaken the 8th sense? If it wasn't before death it was at death or after death, any 3 of those options prove that it's technically possible for any Saint to do it which proves that all souls of Saints who have come to help more than likely have the 8th sense due to what we know known users of the sense have been able to do - appear as souls to aid the alive Saint.
The concept of god or deva is different in Buddhism, as I explained before.It's so much of a secret Dohko knew he had it long before he fought the Ghost Saints, as him having the 8th sense was apart of his reputation as man closest to god.
Which, if you think about how the 8th sense only brings him closer to God, then what power above the 8th sense do gods have? Even Buddha only states that Shaka will become the most "godlike" among mortals (godlike meaning "resembling a god" or "god in qualities" implying Gods have the qualities of the 8th sense), which still implies gods have a power beyond the 8th sense....
Because no one has ever dared to say that Shaka surpasses the Gods with 8th sense, that's only something you (and a select few others) go around saying...
Ok, why is this relevant? The concept of "God" in Saint Seiya are the Greek and other deities in the verse.The concept of god or deva is different in Buddhism, as I explained before.
blah blah blah head canon literally contradicted in every scan referring to Shaka.The 8th sense is a power that the gods do not possess, even Athena did not know about this sense and uses this power to enter alive to the Underworld and overcome death, even when she kills herself with a weapon to kill the gods, a weapon that can kill any god and can even kill her now that she does not have 8th sense. Shaka surpasses the gods on a level of existence, not in something as simple as power, because by mastering the 8th sense he has transcended even death on a level that they cannot reach without awakening this sense.
Not relevant in the slightest.This is not the first time that Shaka surpasses the gods in some specific aspect, he was also able to adapt and escape to the dimension where Dysnomia transports him, a dimension that not even the power of the gods could reach.
Shaka becomes the most "godlike", which inherently he possess qualities similar to that of the gods. Furthermore, time travelling is not an 8th sense ability, the entire plot of ND is contingent on Athena (an 8th sense user) not being able to time travel.Shaka overcomes the gods in immortality and level of existence, so now he can even move through time, an ability they do not have. Even Asclepius has abilities they do not have, even though he has not yet become a true god and the Pope himself claims that Asclepius is weaker than them in power.
His soul appeared in front of the ghost saints, "regeneration" requires a body to be regenerated.... not a separate/more fundamental aspect of existence.something he did in the manga where he came back to life after he was completely destroyed by the Athena
Why it is a different concept, even in the series itself it is different, that is why Buddha is not shown as a deity like Athena and the Greek gods, it is even indicated that the devas/gods exist on a different plane (a human can even reincarnate into a deva/god on that plane of existence) and those who enter that plane can fall back into any of the other planes.Ok, why is this relevant? The concept of "God" in Saint Seiya are the Greek and other deities in the verse.
The only one who is inventing a head canon is you, because what I describe is in the manga, where it is clearly stated that Athena does not know this sense and she literally had to awaken it to enter the Underworld alive and even to come back to life after committing suicide. It is also clearly stated that the 8th sense allows to overcome death and it is literally said that Shaka came back to life.blah blah blah head canon literally contradicted in every scan referring to Shaka.
It is relevant, because it shows that Shaka was able to overcome the gods in a specific aspect, something that also happened with the 8th sense, where he achieves an immortality superior to the gods and a power that not even a goddess like Athena knew. Now you seem to be forgetting that Athena did not know the 8th sense and it was Shaka who told her this secret.Not relevant in the slightest.
No, as I said it is a quality that is given to him for various reasons, even one like talking to Buddha, that's why Shijima is also named as the man closest to the gods, even when he has not awakened the 8th sense. Athena does not master this sense, even Dhoko also clearly says that the Bronze Saints thanks to Athena's blood can only reach it for a few seconds. This is not a power of the gods. Also Athena does not actually exist on a plane beyond everything like Nirvana. Asclepius can interfere with the time, he can even observe all the movements of the universe (past, present and future) and controls Shaina to kill Seiya, a power that the gods also do not possess.Shaka becomes the most "godlike", which inherently he possess qualities similar to that of the gods. Furthermore, time travelling is not an 8th sense ability, the entire plot of ND is contingent on Athena (an 8th sense user) not being able to time travel.
He then appears alive in the Underworld, thus regenerating his body there, similar to how Athena also appears alive and undamaged there.His soul appeared in front of the ghost saints, "regeneration" requires a body to be regenerated.... not a separate/more fundamental aspect of existence.
do show me where that very literal statement isliterally said that Shaka came back to life.
Athena's blood allows the Bronzes to awaken the 8th sense.... but it's not the power of gods..... right.Dhoko also clearly says that the Bronze Saints thanks to Athena's blood can only reach it for a few seconds. This is not a power of the gods.
I just posted the scene, where Shiryu himself clearly says that Athena and Shaka awakened the 8th sense, so they traveled to the Underworld alive.do show me where that very literal statement is
Literally, Dohko himself says that they could only awaken this sense for a few seconds, and that they had to raise their cosmos to the maximum to achieve a miracle. They and Athena never mastered this sense. Only the Gold Saints have mastered the senses, because they have superior knowledge and control of this aspect.Athena's blood allows the Bronzes to awaken the 8th sense.... but it's not the power of gods..... right.
Also, why are you basing the knowledge of every god on the knowledge of the human reincarnation of Athena?
You’ve said on multiple occasions that the Golds destroyed their souls and bodies at the wailing wall. We see them return in ND.As beings that exist on a completely different plane of existence, Kanon is probably also in that place.
I never said that he destroyed a being with mid-godly regeneration, I only said that he destroyed himself in body and soul, something that the Saints can do in this manga. Gods don't have mid-godly regeneration in this series. Shun even tells Ikki to destroy his body and Hades' soul to defeat the god.
It is not regeneration, because they never regenerated their bodies at that time (I even explained this before in an old topic and why they do not qualify for mid-godly regeneration) they only came back as spirits or beings that exist a completely different plane of existence, even we could only see them come back for a few seconds before disappearing again.You’ve said on multiple occasions that the Golds destroyed their souls and bodies at the wailing wall. We see them return in ND.
that’s virtually mid-godly, I’m not saying gods have mid-godly, I’m saying Kanon negated his own regeneration (8th sense users have come back from soul and body destruction) to defeat Rada.
this is called a “steel man”, I’m using your argument/interpretation and showing you it doesn’t work.
I never said Gods have mid-godly, in-fact I said the opposite of you actually read what I said… I said Kanon has hax that could yeet a god out of existence…. Literally the opposite of saying they have mid-godly…
This is different, because it has been described that the Saints can destroy body and soul, even Shun tells Ikki to destroy his body and soul of Hades to kill the god, and they also killed Hypnos and Thanatos. In Saintia Sho, you also have the Gold Saints destroying the body and soul of the dryades, when they discovered that they were immortal, even Milo also hurt Eris' body and soul with his attack. Cain's Galaxian Explosion even affected the the opponent's seimeiten (star points), something that even negates Ikki's immortality and almost kills him.jabu can destroy souls as well, that’s called “NPI”.
No one is saying that Saints can’t destroy souls, but destroying the soul of a person and destroying a random soul a different feats that have different classification.
but I’ll humour you. Show me one person Kanon or Saga have hit with a GE who had their soul and body simultaneously destroyed.
because it sure as hell doesn’t make sense for Kanon to go out of his way to destroy his soul when Rada doesn’t have 8th sense to require a soul being destroyed.
No, you just can’t prove your position because it’s not true. Why would Kanon target his own soul when he knows he can regenerate from it and take Rada out for free?Kanon's (a Saint who even awakened the 8th sense) most powerful attack in his entire life, a suicide move in which he puts his life, cannot destroy the body and soul of his opponent, when the attacks of Ikki, Seiya, Shiryu, Hyoga, Milo, Aiolia and Aldebaran can do it, or even Cain's Galaxian Blast almost killed Ikki by affecting something like the seimeiten. This even sounds strange and it seems you have no arguments left, and just start denying what is established in the franchise.