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Saint Seiya: Episode.G (Manga)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Saint Seiya Episode G (聖闘士星矢EPISODE・G Seinto Seiya Episōdo Jī?) is a Shōnen manga in the Saint Seiya franchise written and illustrated by Megumu Okada.The story is set 7 years before the events of the original Saint Seiya manga and 6 years after the death of the Sagittarius Gold Saint Aioros and depicts the battle of the Gold Saints to protect the Earth from the threat of the awakened Titan gods.After a 2 year break, the series is being resumed. Has now a spin-off, Saint Seiya: Episode.G Assassin, starring Shura and Aiolia in the future. | |
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Bilingual Bonus | |
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Bilingual Bonus: All of the Titan's attacks are in Greek. | |
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Plot Armor | |
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Plot Armor: Being a prequel to Saint Seiya, every Gold Saint (except Aioros) is Saved by Canon. The only reason why it's not a case of Invincible Hero is because they normally end a bloody mess after the big fights. | |
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Mauve Shirt | |
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Mauve Shirt: Jon, an American man who helps Leo get into the nuclear power plant at the start of the manga. His introduction suggested that he was going to be the Badass Normal Audience Surrogate of the story, but he pulls a Heroic Sacrifice so Aiolia can save the day less than two chapters in. Though it gave the Gold Saint motivation to act later in the story, it wasn't needed. | |
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Foregone Conclusion | |
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Foregone Conclusion: As an Immediate Prequel to the original series (which is set in 1986), the reader knows the Gold Saints, save Aioros, are alive by the time of the Sanctuary Saga of the original manga - which may be the biggest drawback to fully appreciate the series. | |
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Costume Porn | |
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Costume Porn: The armors worn by the characters are extremely complex looking. | |
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Adaptational Heroism | |
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Adaptational Heroism: Shura, carrying this from the first anime series. In the classic manga, he willingly supported Saga plans and played a role in murdering Aioros, while in this manga he was Forced into Evil by Saga's Genrō Maō Ken. | |
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Brainwashed | |
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Brainwashed: Being an Immediate Prequel to the original manga (which is set in 1986), here two of the Gold Saints are already brainwashed by this time: Shura, who killed Aioros, and Saga, masquerading as the Pope since 1973. | |
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Brought Down to Badass | |
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Brought Down to Badass: It is eventually revealed that the Titans are this since part of their power remains sealed. It really is a justification for explaining the Gold Saint's Plot Armor. | |
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Adaptational Attractiveness | |
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Adaptational Attractiveness: Most of the characters were already handsome in the original manga/anime, but here they are made even more so thanks to the art style of Megumu Okada. Even Aldebaran is affected. | |
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Sinister Scythe | |
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Sinister Scythe: Megas Drepanon, Kronos's weapon of choice, following the original Greek myths, wherein Titan Kronos's symbol is a scythe. | |
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Noodle People | |
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Noodle People: Part of the very peculiar graphic style of the series ; the other part being a level of detail that borders of visual overload. | |
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Adaptational Badass | |
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Adaptational Badass: The Gold Saints in general are much more powerful in this work than in the classic series, being much more durable and having more special techniques. | |
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All Myths Are True | |
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All Myths Are True: Saint Seiya and its spin-offs are mostly based in Graeco-Roman mythology. However, Episode G published a series of prequel chapters titled Volume 0: Aioros, where Aioros and his brother Aioria battle against Egyptian god Apophis. | |
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Posthumous Character | |
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Posthumous Character: The manga is set in 1979, before the events of the original manga. Due to this, Aioros, who died before the events of the original manga, is shown alive in his flashbacks, before his canon demise. | |
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Didn't Think This Through | |
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Didn't Think This Through: The Titans needed Aiolia's lightning to regenerate Chronus' memories and powers. What do they do? Kidnap Lythos to enrage him and try to kill him about nearly ten times. Pontus really forgot to give them their common sense before their resurrection. | |
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Big Bad | |
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Big Bad: Kronos, the leader of the Titans who invaded Earth and wants revenge against the Olympian Gods for his imprisonment. | |
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Artistic License – Nuclear Physics | |
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Artistic License – Nuclear Physics: The series opens with Leo Aiolia infiltrating a nuclear power plant that was under the control of a disgruntled cosmo-user who hadn't been given a cloth and deemed a saint despite his power. Expositing government officials explain that if the reactor—cut to an image of a cooling tower, not a reactor—goes critical, it will melt through the earth, to China. Nevermind the fact that critical reaction is actually the normal state of a reactor. | |
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Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu? | |
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Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?: Following the glorious tradition of the original series, where the lowly Bronze Saints defeat two Olympian Gods, in this series the Gold Saints (the elite of Athena's forces) combat the previous generation, the Titans, who are considered primordial gods in the original Greek myths. | |
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