We don't know, I just remember reading or hearing that Kurumada mentioned in an interview that he considers that part of the story the best adaptation of his manga (to be precise, he only refers to the Inferno and Elysion chapters in this way, because Hades Sanctuary changed several parts of his manga).
The drawing style is very strange (at least what we can see in this first chapter, maybe it will improve in the future), it seems that this mangaka tries to imitate Kurumada's style, instead of using his own style like the rest of the mangakas, which makes it look a bit strange. It seems that Kanon was temporarily resurrected along with the rest of the Generals (with the exception of Sorrento who is the only one who didn't die in the original manga), that's why they appear with Surplices in the second image, although we do not know for how long they were resurrected (the last one the Gold Saints were only resurrected for one day), it is only said that they have a temporary life. That's why fans refer to this manga as Soul of Gold 2.0.
your images are broken for me for some reason.New images of this chapter.
It seems that Hades left his last will or last trace of cosmos as a Butterfly/Fairy of the Underworld (this resembles Aiolos in Knight of the Zodiac, who left his last will and cosmos as a butterfly to communicate with Marin and grant her mission, a rather strange coincidence) before disappearing completely.
It seems that there will be some exploits with the meteorites thrown by Nemesis, finally we have another god that does not take days or years to destroy the surface of the world.
It is a good detail that this mangaka remembered that the Scales are destroyed in this part of the story, it is good to see that a mangaka remembers these details.
I see them fine, but wait a few seconds and I'll upload them to imgur for you to see.
Personally, I do like this art style, the resemblance to Kurumadas is cool, but I can tell there are differences, and in my opinion, improvements
Yes, the drawing style of this mangaka has some differences, although for the moment it is unknown if this was intentional or simply because he still can't completely imitate Kurumada's style.
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did you see where kairos was mentioned?Some images from chapter 2 of Time Odyssey and this is the chapter that completes Volume 1 of this story.
Time Odyssey: confira fotos do segundo volume lançado no Japão!
A revista japonesa Champion Red foi oficialmente lançada no Japão e com isso tivemos acesso a segunda parte da HQ oficial dos Cavaleiros do Zodíaco, a Time Odyssey, produzida pelos franceses Jérôme Alquie e Arnaud Dollen, sob licença do mestre Masami Kurumada. Conforme divulgamos no lançamento...
It seems that Ikki and the Moiras fought on a different plane and changed fate and the timeline, altering the fact that Ikki was originally chosen as Hades' host and, in the process, altering Hades' entire destiny as well. The main universe is basically a timeline altered by the Moiras.
I always wanted to see the Moiras in a Saint Seiya story and although I can say that their participation in this chapter was good, but I would have liked them to be the main antagonists of this story.
A bit of Guilty and Shaina's past is also shown.
The fact that he is said to have died and everything disappeared with him, something that had never happened when Athena defeated him, and even Ikki was going to destroy the soul of this god with his attack, when he was in Shun's body. And Hades in his last words never mentions that he would return in any form, he even just gives a warning to the goddess about how humans will never change and she was wrong.
If this is basically true, it was never mentioned that these characters have some kind of super regeneration and even the story itself contradicts it, perhaps the only thing that indicates something different is the fact that Kurumada in his latest works seems to indicate that a sacred treasure is needed to kill an immortal god.
Ok... but he's back. So either he died and came back or he's just not dead
In Kurumada's manga he never came back and has not appeared again in the whole Next Dimension, which is the sequel written by him. And in the spin-offs as I mentioned this scene is interpreted as Athena only destroying the body of this god, so the god's soul still exists, although it is almost completely useless in that form and cannot interact freely with the world.
Type 1 and 2 Acausality never made sense in this franchise to be honest, although I don't know if they could ever get any other type of Acasuality or this ability doesn't make any sense for the characters in this franchise.
As I mentioned it is made clear that Athena only destroys Hades' body in this story, therefore it clearly says that in this battle he lost his beloved mythological body, his evil stars and his kingdom that he created with great care, basically he lost everything, and he only exists as a soul, as any mortal exists as a soul after his body has been destroyed.
Literally his destined body changed and the future or destiny where he defeated Athena thanks to Ikki's body changed.
It’s stated that the real body that Hades has protected is the same body born from Kronos and Rhea since the Age of Myths, so it’s not referring to him regenerating his body, Athena never even entered the Underworld to fight that body until the 1990 Holy War.
Only Uranu's body was destroyed or damaged when his throat was cut and currently the ancient gods are looking for a way to recover their bodies with the help of Pontos.
