Saint Seiya Legend Of Justice Best Formation
Reyes Grindberg
Seiya is one of the forty-eight Bronze Saints and is protected by the Pegasus Constellation so he wears the Pegasus Cloth. He is also the reincarnation of the Bronze Saint Pegasus Tenma and the First Pegasus saint, the first man to harm the god Hades in mythological times.
Unrecognized son of Japanese billionaire Mitsumasa Kido, Seiya and his sister Seika were both orphans living at an orphanage. Seiya never had his father's love, having his sister Seika as his only known relative. Until the old Kido recruited the Seiya, placing him in the care of the Graad Foundation, along with other orphans who were also his children, with the aim of making them Knights. Six years before the start of the series, Seiya was separated from his sister to train in Greece to participate in the Galaxian Wars. But at the time he returned his sister disappeared looking after him, so finding Seika is his main goal that moves him through the entire series.
Seiya is mainly characterized by never giving up fighting in any situation, however impossible or difficult it may seem. He is an impulsive, generous, ardent and sincere warrior. Being spontaneous and outspoken, Seiya is often seen as a cheeky and insolent person, but this is a wrong impression. In fact, Seiya is one of the kindest and fairest knights. His sense of fairness and love for his friends shows up during every battle. His mercy and concern extends even to his enemies. He also demonstrates his character and loyalty, bearing no grudge against any of the opponents he fought.
In battle, Seiya proves to be exceedingly cunning. When odds are against him, he musters up a way to pull through. He's confident, courageous and determined. As expected with these traits, he can come across as stubborn and naive at times, but he is only following what feels true to his heart.
Curiously, Seiya never liked fighting women, as evidenced in his fights with Shaina and later when Aiolia throws her deadly fist and Shaina tries to protect a helpless Seiya. Including when Ikki takes responsibility for Pandora Heinstein, he says that, unlike Pegasus, he doesn't mind hurting women if they're on the enemy's side. The only time he showed to be indifferent with this was in his fight with Geist, however, it's worth remembering that this is something exclusive to the anime, so Seiya's moral change is justifiable.
Seiya is a young boy with light skin, brown eyes and hair. In Mang, Seiya has redder hair and eyes. When Seiya is not wearing his Pegasus Armor, he is usually seen wearing a red shirt, pale lilac pants, white shoes, and an armband and a left forearm band. When Seiya wore the armor for the first time, the red band on the left forearm would appear and then change color to yellow and then the band would not appear in the classic anime. In the manga, like most characters, he wears more varied outfits.
In the film Legend of the Sanctuary, Seiya has drastically changed his look, instead of wearing a shirt and having bands on his arm and forearm, he appears wearing a sweatshirt, a coat and also carrying a plaque symbolizing his guardian constellation and his armor, just like it used to be in the Omega series
As soon as Seiya arrives at the Sanctuary, the Pope places him in the care of the enigmatic Amazon Marin, since both were from Japan. Under Marin's tutelage, Seiya learns all the necessary fighting techniques of a saint, as well as the mysteries surrounding his source of power, called Cosmo. Several times during training, Seiya thought about giving up, as he was not Greek and suffered prejudice. However, he was encouraged by Aiolia, who told him that a Knight's nationality doesn't matter, and that what really mattered were his abilities. He particularly gets bullied by Cassios.
Seiya was escaping from the Sanctuary but was soon found by Marin. Marin asks him to come back to the Sanctuary to finish his training. Seiya refuses it saying that he had enough of it, but Marin reminds him that he has to battle with Cassios tomorrow. Seiya then shouts to Marin saying that she must tell him something he doesn't know because he knows that he can defeat him. Marin explains the height of Cassios strength to which Seiya tells Marin that he can defeat him. Thanks through the special training Marin gave him, but Seiya has to prove it to Marin which he is showing his center of his Cosmo which Marin is impressed by it.[1] The day of the battle between Seiya and Cassios has begun which Cassios started to attack Seiya without Seiya paying attention to him. Seiya defeated Cassios and earned the Pegasus Cloth. After that Seiya won the Pegasus Cloth, Seiya was trying to open the box, but Marin tells him not to because the myth have been linked to the Pandora's box. Later, Seiya asks Marin why they are running away from because Seiya wanted to leave the Sanctuary and go to Japan tomorrow, but Marin tells Seiya that he is already going to die by tomorrow.
Shaina appears in front of Seiya and Marin, when she started to attack Seiya out of anger that he won the Pegasus cloth. Seiya then battles with Shaina until Seiya opens the box of the Pegasus cloth, which the battle continues between Seiya and Shaina. The guards of Shaina appears apologizing to her that she got personally involved in the situation, while one guard is trying to beat up Seiya he feels that Seiya's cloth starts to unleash heat. Seiya defeats the guards with his Pegasus Meteor Punch technique[2]. The air pressure of the technique was enough to break Shaina's mask in two, when Seiya tells Shaina that her face has been revealed he thought that she had the face of a monster. Shaina tells Seiya that the next time they meet again she will wear her cloth and challenge Seiya. Seiya then tells her that he hopes that the day will never come. After the battle, Marin show Seiya the way and asked him if he had some final words, Seiya asks if Marin can show her real face before he leaves.[3]
Back in Japan, Seiya meets Saori Kido, Mitsumasa Kido's adopted granddaughter, who congratulates him on his return, asking him to rest for the Galactic War. Seiya, however, refuses to participate and insists on talking to Mitsumasa, as he promised him that, if he became a saint, he could see his sister again. To Seiya's surprise, Saori reveals that her grandfather has died. She proposes a deal: if Seiya won the Galactic War, she would use all the resources of the Graad Foundation to locate Seika. Reluctant and out of patience, Seiya seeks answers from Miho, an old childhood friend. Advised by her, Seiya decides to participate in the Galactic War, hoping that Seika would see him on TV, wherever he was. Advised by her, Seiya decides to participate in the Galactic War, in hopes that Seika will see him on TV, and know he is alive.
The first opponent Seiya faces is Bear Geki. Feeling the overwhelming strength of the crushing arms, Seiya manages to turn the tables against the Bear Knight, achieving his first victory. In the second fight, Seiya faces Shiryu. After some difficulty, Seiya then wins the fight by hitting Shiryu in his weak point, causing his heart to stop beating. And resulting on Seiya getting seriously injured. Even seriously injured, Seiya gets up and, with a blow on the opposite side of the chest, revives Shiryu's heart.
During the second phase of the Galactic War, Phoenix Ikki appears, who, leading the Black saints, steals the cloth of Sagittarius. Seiya, Shiryu, Hyoga and Shun set off in pursuit of Ikki, managing to recover some parts. Shiryu decides to return to the Five Peaks of Rozan, taking the Pegasus and Dragon Armors to be restored.
Ikki challenges the Bronze Knights through the parts of the Sagittarius Armor, choosing Mount Fuji as a battle scenario. Seiya, Hyoga and Shun are reunited when they see the illusion of Shiryu - Kiki's work - bringing the new Pegasus Armor. Kiki explains the situation to Seiya, who is moved by Shiryu's sacrifice. Soon after, Shun gives everyone bells so that one doesn't attack the other. Before leaving, Seiya gives one of the bells to Kiki, asking him to hand it over to Shiryu when he returns.
Seiya finds his counterpart, the Black Pegasus. With his armor revitalized, the Knight of Pegasus demonstrates superiority, applying sequences of kicks and punches practically indefensible. Black Pegasus is defeated, but manages to hit Seiya with his Black Meteor. Later, Seiya begins to feel the effects of the blow, and black spots appear, which spread and darken his skin. Accidentally, Seiya ends up falling off a cliff, knocking him out. He is saved by Shun and Shiryu, who reach his friend's pressure points and decontaminate the poisoned blood inside Seiya's veins.
Eventually, Seiya joins Shiryu, Hyoga and Shun to face Ikki. Filled with hatred, Ikki uses his Phoenix Bird attack, taking down the four Bronze saints. Shiryu, Hyoga and Shun fall unconscious, but Seiya is protected by the Sagittarius Armor. It is at this moment that Ikki tells the truth about everyone being Mitsumasa Kido's children and they all being siblings. Earthquakes shake Mount Fuji. Ikki disappears, but Seiya, Shiryu, Hyoga and Shun, as well as the Black Knights, are saved by Mu.
Anime - The anime suffered alterations on this arc. The fact that Mitsumasa is Seiya and the protagonist father is omitted. The battle against Ikki take place in Death Valley instead. The Pegasus cloth is restored but does not undergo any aesthetic change. Soon after Ikki's defeat, an anime exclusive enemy, Docrates appears, tasked with recovering the cloth of Sagittarius. Ikki sacrifices himself to give others a chance to flee, creating an avalanche of rocks. Docrates emerges unharmed, invading the Kido Mansion and kidnapping Saori. As a condition of freeing her, he orders them to take the helm of Sagittarius's Armor to the coliseum. There, after a hard battle, Docrates is defeated.
The next enemy exclusive to the anime is Geist, an exiled Amazon, and her lackeys. Battles are taking place until only the Amazon is left to face the Knight of Pegasus. Having to deal with powerful illusions, Seiya manages to focus his target, defeating Geist with his Pegasus Meteor.
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