"Saint Seiya", why didn't Athena add a new golden Saint after the Battle of the Zodiac?

2020/03/0516:27:02 erciyuan 1535

has the reason why the goddess Athena did not supplement the staff of the Zodiac Golden Saint after the Battle of the Zodiac. In fact, there are several reasons:

The first is because the goddess Saori Shiroto awakened the power of the goddess soon , And had never lived in the sanctuary before, so he didn't know much about the situation in the sanctuary, so he didn't think about supplementing the personnel of the golden saint.

The second reason is because the civil war during and before the Battle of the Zodiac has damaged a large number of saints, and there is no suitable candidate for a while. The third reason for

is that although Seiya and the others are loyal to her, their strength is not stable. Judging from the pride of Seiya when his pegasus clothing became golden in the battle in the sea world, Seiya actually At that time, people still held the posture of looking up to the Golden Saints. Therefore, it can be regarded as a state of waiting without supplementing the seats of the Golden Saints. It is to reserve these places until Seiya and others have the strength. It was added only when. The fourth reason for

is that soon after the Battle of the Zodiac was over, the Nordic War was immediately ushered in, and after the sea and the underworld came one after another, Athena did not have time to deal with these supplementary personnel.

Of course, although the goddess Athena did not have time to supplement the personnel of the Golden Saint, in the Pluto chapter, a Golden Saint was promoted, that is, the Gemini Garon, and it is not the case that there is no supplement of the Golden Saint. A bad thing, after all, the dead golden saints in the Pluto chapter are no different if they are dead and not dead. If they are really full of gold in the morning, when shooting the wall of sighs, how many people will be like Like Kanon, he was put on the plane by the golden saint...

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