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Saint Seiya · Asgard

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Filler arc: Odin's God Warriors

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Do you need to watch it?

Yes. It's in the Main story, the list of only what moves the plot forward to the end of the saga.

Where it falls in the order

  • Main story4 of 8
  • Chronological7 of 15
  • Everything8 of 23

Episodes, in this order

  1. SS E74
  2. SS E75
  3. SS E76
  4. SS E77
  5. SS E78
  6. SS E79
  7. SS E80
  8. SS E81
  9. SS E82
  10. SS E83
  11. SS E84
  12. SS E85
  13. SS E86
  14. SS E87
  15. SS E88
  16. SS E89
  17. SS E90
  18. SS E91
  19. SS E92
  20. SS E93
  21. SS E94
  22. SS E95
  23. SS E96
  24. SS E97
  25. SS E98
  26. SS E99

Rating

8.5/10
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Spoilers for this title

Quick recap

In Asgard, an icy land protected by Odin, the priestess Polaris Hilda prays to keep the polar ice from melting. A ring, the Nibelung Ring, turns her into a cruel ruler who wants to take the Sanctuary. Saori goes to Asgard and prays in Hilda's place to hold back the ice while her own time runs out. Hilda's sister Freya guides the Bronze Saints, who must beat the seven God Warriors and claim Odin's sapphires. Each warrior has a sad story, and several fights end in respect. With the sapphires, Seiya dons the Odin Robe and breaks the ring with the sword Balmung. Hilda is herself again, but someone was clearly pulling the strings.

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3 easter eggs

Hidden details

  1. Behind the scenesIt isn't in the manga

    Asgard was made just for the anime. The show was catching up with the manga, and Toei needed a story to buy time.

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  2. Behind the scenesNew opening, new singer

    Asgard swaps the opening song for Soldier Dream, sung by Hironobu Kageyama, a familiar voice of fighting anime.

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  3. ReferenceWarriors named after stars

    The God Warriors are named after the stars of the Big Dipper: Dubhe, Merak, Phecda, Megrez, Alioth, Mizar and Benetnasch. Alcor, Mizar's companion star, gets one too.

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