Is Saint Seiya a migrant manga?

Masami Cheda first painted "The True Colors of Hot Fist" and "Kojiro the Wind Demon", but the later "Osaka" ended in a short life because it was not very popular. Since it was a business magazine, popularity was what manga was all about, so Masami Mada abandoned the rustic and violent manga and focused on entertainment effects thoroughly, thus giving birth to Saint Seiya [5] .

The motivation for the creation of the work was derived from a report on the Leonid meteor shower, in which Masami Sada saw meteors falling from the sky, triggering the concept of Saint Seiya. The protagonist once wanted to use Leo, but later changed to Pegasus in order to take the meaning of "imaginative". But the original meaning of the meteor shower is still in the protagonist's trick "Pegasus Meteor Fist".

The title of the work was not originally "Saint Seiya", but Masami Sada considered various names, such as "Wheel of the Milky Way". Later, I came up with the name "Holy Warrior", but I still felt that I couldn't get enough of it, and finally decided to use "Saint Seiya" instead. And the name of the main character, Seiya's name comes from the Arrow of the Holy Relic, that is, the Holy Arrow.

Originally, it was used as "Seiya", but the protagonist felt too arrogant with this name, so he changed to "Seiya", which is the same sound in Japanese. [6] [7]

Saint Seiya began in the 1986 1 2 merger issue of Weekly Shonen Jump (released in December 1985) and ended in 1990 No. 49. However, the ending of the ** version of "Seiya punches Hades and ends with a starry sky" caused dissatisfaction among readers, so Masami Sada published "True Ending" in a special issue of "V Jump" for the first time in a month.

The canonical sequel to Saint Seiya, Saint Seiya Next Dimension: The Myth of Hades, has been irregularly since the 2006 36 37 merger issue of Weekly Shonen Champion (released on April 27th)**[8] .

The short manga "Saint Seiya Episode Zero" is concentrated from the February 2018 issue of "Monthly Champion Red" (released on December 19, 2017)[9][10][11] to the April issue (released on February 19)[12] in all 3 episodes**. [13] The story tells the story of the Sagittarius Saint Seiya Aiolos protecting the young Athena thirteen years ago.

The short manga "Saint Seiya Origin" has been published in two consecutive issues since the February 2018 issue of Champion Red (released on December 19, 2018)[14] tells the tragic fate of Gemini's ** Saint Seiya Zaga and Garon.

It's okay.,The plot of the migrant workers is relatively simple.,Fighting monsters and upgrading,Saint Seiya is also very in line with these characteristics.,Similar to the Grim Reaper.,Speaking of which,The plot of the Grim Reaper is a little more complicated.,It's all classified as a migrant man.,Saint Seiya is even more.,It's just that Saint Seiya appeared earlier.,At that time, there was no title for migrant workers.,So the three major migrant workers didn't rank it.。

The difference between manga and anime is huge.

It's not like you said that some scenes and freeze-frame ** in the comics can be clearly seen in the animation, and you can see it yourself when you see it.

It's just that I'm afraid that the progress of the anime will catch up with the progress of the manga.

After all, anime is just bringing comic stuff to the screen.

So the speed is much faster than the manga.

Like Saint Seiya's Nordic chapter, it is original.

That's why too.

And the quality of the original depends on whether the production staff thinks about it.

The author of Saint Seiya is Masami Cheda.

The author of Saint Seiya Pluto Myth] was drawn by Shiori Teyogi, authorized by Masami Cheda [Saint Seiya G] is originally written by Masami Cheda and manga by Meitake Okada. This is the official prequel work of "Saint Seiya" authorized by Masami Cheda.

The author of Saint Seiya Next Dimension] is also Masami Sada [[[Saint Seiya Next Dimension Hades mythological story tells the story of the holy war 243 years before the era in which Saint Seiya is located (ND states that it is 1990). 】】

The author of Saint Seiya is Masami Sadada.

Saint Seiya LC is Masami Sada and Shiori Teyoki.

Saint Seiya ND is a new work by Masami Cheda.

Saint Seiya The original author is Masami Sadada.

Mei Cheda's masterpiece:

Saint Seiya series.

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Saint Seiya is one of the masterpieces of the famous Japanese manga artist Masami Mada Cheda, who began to appear in Shueisha's "Weekly Shonen Jump" from December 1985 until the end of the book was published in "V Jump" in November 1990, and the anime was released in 1986. In 1986, the anime "Saint Seiya" was broadcast in Japan, and then it was broadcast in more than 80 countries, making this work popular all over the world; Chinese mainland officially introduced this TV animation in 1992, causing a frenzy among audiences.

Masami Cheda.

Saint Seiya is one of the masterpieces of the famous Japanese manga artist Masami Cheda, who has been featured in Shueisha's "Weekly Shonen Jump" since December 1985**. This story tells a story of love and courage, love can make people strong, courage can accomplish ideals, teenagers are in the embryonic stage of ideals, and it is an anime that is very suitable for teenagers.

Japanese manga master: Masami Sadada.

Introduction: "Saint Seiya" is one of the masterpieces of the famous Japanese manga artist Masami Cheda, from December 1985 Ashi began to appear in Shueisha's "Weekly Shonen Jump"**, until November 1990 in "V Jump" published the final chapter, 1986 launched animation.

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