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For those who don’t know, Saint Seiya is a manga created by Masami Kurumada and probably one of the anime that has influenced the majority of us in our thirties. Although in Japan no one has forgotten the deeds of noble saints of Athena, but in the west the series is experiencing a revival thanks to the manga Next Dimension, the movie in computer graphics and the sequel all focused on the Golden Saints, Soul of Gold. Namco Bandai this time he also thought of those of you that never watched an episode, and instead of rattling off a resume of the history through tons of text between a battle and the other, as happened in Brave Soldiers, they instructed Dimps to realize short interludes with no interactive graphics with the game engine with the highlights of the original series. 
For the first time in a game inspired by Saint Seiya we can play the Asgard saga, a chapter created for the animated series. Unfortunately, the characterization of the troubled Odin’s Soldiers is not the best, maybe they wedged it because the new series Soul of Gold is set to Asgard. Anyway we have possibility to fight against and in the role of the Knights of Odin: there are absolutely everyone, including that Alcor is not a simple “alternate costume” of Mizar, and final boss is also a fierce Hilda of Polaris; Clearly, Seiya’s armor of Odin stops being a character DLC and entered by force in the roster, playable mission already in the last campaign of Asgard.
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