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Saint Seiya: Saishûseisen no senshitachi (1989)

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Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Tôru Furuya ...
Hirotaka Suzuoki ...
Kôichi Hashimoto ...
Ryô Horikawa ...
Hideyuki Hori ...
Ikki / Phoenix Bronze Saint (voice)
Keiko Han ...
Kaneto Shiozawa ...
Mû, Aries Gold Saint (voice)
Akiko Tsuboi ...
Hyôga no haha (voice)
Katsuji Mori ...
Beelzebub (voice)
Keiichi Nanba ...
Astaroth (voice)
Ken Yamaguchi ...
Eligor (voice)
Toshio Furukawa ...
Moa (voice)
Masato Hirano ...
Sen'in-tachi (voice)
Takeshi Kusao ...
Sen'in-tachi (voice)
Hiroyuki Satô ...
Sen'in-tachi (voice)
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18 March 1989 (Japan)  »

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Cavaleiros do Zodíaco: A Batalha Final  »

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Fallen Angels Versus Saints
11 September 2012 | by (Peru) – See all my reviews

This was the fourth Saint Seiya movie, and for a long time (Before the Hades Chapter got animated) was the last done about this anime.

Like the other three previous Saint Seiya movies, this has a very interesting premise, introducing some new elements to the story: The use of motifs related to Christianity (Instead of Greek or Norse myths) certainly had lots of potential to exploit...I mean, the idea of the seeing the beloved characters from one my favorites childhood series fighting against Lucifer and his fallen angels sounded as something too awesome for words.

Too bad that final the result wasn't so awesome as it sounded or as it could have been: This movie follows exactly the same formula used in the previous three movies, being predictable and clichéd, with almost nothing of character development.

The participation of the Golden Saints on this movie was way too short and disappointing. Some old enemies reappear briefly in this movie, but instead of showing their characteristic personalities, they are reduced to be one-dimensional villains who laugh a lot.

What could have been an epic story ends being something bland and forgettable. Sure, the animation and the designs were good (And the music was beautiful) but those virtues aren't enough to compensate the many flaws that this movie has.


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