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Saint Seiya is a must-watch for anyone interested in the history of anime or the evolution of the battle shonen genre. If you can look past the "power-up
: The Saints face off against the God Warriors of Odin (anime-only filler) and then take on the God of the Sea, Poseidon, and his seven Generals.
One of the most fascinating aspects of Saint Seiya is its geographic dichotomy regarding success. In Japan, France, Italy, Spain, and throughout Latin America, Saint Seiya is a certified legend. It was a massive cultural event for children in the 90s, mixing Greek mythology with modern angst in a way that felt both profound and cool [3†L29-L31] [3†L39-L43].
