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Masterpiece: 43 votes (sub:16, dub:10,?:9, edit.dub:3, others:52 Spanish dubbed1 French subtitled1 Italian dubbed1 Spanish subtitled. Saint Seiya: The Hades Chapter Inferno. Saint Seiya Tenkai-hen: Overture.
Seiya and the rest of the Bronze and Gold Saints who have survived the Sanctuary battle have entered the world of the Dead. They are fighting to get to Athena and give her Athena`s Cloth for the upcomming battle with Hades!
Other Titles:
聖闘士星矢 冥王ハーデス冥界編, Saint Seiya: The Hades - Chapter Inferno
Sub Genres:
Calling Your Attacks, Super Power, Demons, Place, Time, Fantasy World, Hell, Present, Alternative Present, Tragedy, Call My Name, Greek Mythology, End Of The World, Heroic Sacrifice, Extrasensory Perception, Death Is Cheap, Good Vs Evil, Life Force, Saving The World, Fictional World, Body Takeover, Spirit Realm, Speculative Fiction, Fictional Location... more, Teamwork, Fighting, Mythology, Tropes, Death, Deity, Violence, Disaster, Body And Host, Storytelling, Narration, Western Zodiac, Emotions Awaken Superpowers, Motifs, Plot Continuity, Visible Aura, Shounen
Air Date:
12/17/2005 - 02/16/2007
Type:
OVA
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ANN, MAL, ANFO, WIKIJP, ALLCIN, Official Website, CRUNCHYROLL
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English: Saint Seiya: The Hades Chapter - Inferno
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Status: Finished Airing
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Studios:Toei Animation
Genres:Action, Adventure, Demons, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Shounen, Super Power
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
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Synopsis
Seiya and the rest of the Bronze and Gold Saints who have survived the Sanctuary battle have entered the world of the Dead. They are fighting to get to Hades and defeat him. (Source: ANN)
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Adaptation:
Saint Seiya
Prequel:
Saint Seiya: Meiou Hades Juuni Kyuu-hen
Sequel:
Saint Seiya: Meiou Hades Elysion-hen
Characters & Voice Actors
Phoenix, Ikki
Main
Konishi, Katsuyuki Japanese
Pegasus, Seiya
Morita, Masakazu Japanese
Dragon, Shiryuu
Main
Sakurai, Takahiro Japanese
Andromeda, Shun
Kasuya, Yuuta Japanese
Cygnus, Hyouga
Main
Miura, Hiroaki Japanese
Virgo, Shaka
Supporting
Mitsuya, Yuuji Japanese
Gemini, Saga
Okiayu, Ryotaro Japanese
Aquarius, Camus
Supporting
Canna, Nobutoshi Japanese
Aries, Muu
Yamazaki, Takumi Japanese
Scorpio, Milo
Supporting
Seki, Toshihiko Japanese
Staff
Katsumata, Tomoharu
Director, Storyboard
Cruz, Ricardo
Theme Song Performance
Matsuzawa, Yumi
Theme Song Performance
Kurumada, Masami
Original Creator
Edit Opening Theme
'Megami no Senshi ~Pegasus Forever~' by Marina del Ray
Edit Ending Theme
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12 of 12 episodes seen
ChouEritto(All reviews)
7 people found this review helpful
Overall
5
Story
4
Animation
7
Sound
7
Character
6
Enjoyment
5
The middle act of the Hades Arc, Inferno, is a major step down from Sanctuary in almost every way. Whilst quickly going through many of the battles and several Celestial Star Spectres quickly being diposed of allows it to stand out and be less repetitive when it comes to combat with it's side villains than the Poseidon Arc was, it also makes them a major disappointment when Terrestrial Star Spectres such as Myu proved a genuine threat to the Gold Saints. Instead of being a true step up in power, only the Judges, Pharaoh and Rhadamanthys' underlings prove much of a genuine threat. The reveal of Shun's secret was an interesting twist that explained how he survived his fatal battle with Aphrodite, but it came without foreshadowing from previous arcs and Ikki's lack of knowledge on it was from as poor a plot device as amnesia. Beyond that, the plot was as typical of Saint Seiya Arcs. It did have some interest in the setting with it being a mix of both the Greek Underworld and Hell as described in Dante's Divine Comedy, which lead to some nice creative liberties in locations and the theme of life being finite and thus precious was a decent way of making the idea of holding onto hope less generic than usual. However, the regular lives of the Spectres weren't explored enough for the setting to be more than pretty backgrounds and the theme of hope and finite life weren't explored too deep, just being a reiteration of Shaka's words in the first act of this arc. The characters at least make up for this somewhat. While most of the villains within the arc were bland loyal henchmen, Pharaoh at least had some goals beyond serving Hades that allowed him to at least be more engaging than most of the Marina from the previous arc. Hades also carried himself well in displaying the power of a God, far better than Poseidon did in the previous arc where he was defeated twice by Gold Saints. As for the heroes, allowing Kanon and Orphe to have their moments to shine was a breath of fresh air after having two arcs of the Bronze Saints hogging all the glory and prevents it from becoming repetitive. Kanon VS Rhadamanthys also had some pretty good build up in the formation of a rivalry between them. Speaking of the Gold Saints such as Kanon, the ending of this 2nd act carries far more consequence and emotion than any of the previous arcs combined. That said, the character appeal is enough to even out the disappointing elements of the plot and make the writing for this arc average overall. As for the more superficial elements, even these strong points for the series went a step below it's predecessor. While the still pieces of art remain as good as prior, the animation became far more limited with many shots being reused constantly and character movement becoming far less fluid. Even the sound was a step down from before as while the soundtrack remains unchanged and as great as ever, the changes in several seiyuu such as all of the Bronze Saints was something that would be offputting for returning fans who had grown so accustomed to the iconic deliveries of Toru Furuya or Ryo Horikawa, especially when many of the seiyuu had yet to fully become accustomed to their roles. That said, Inferno is a step down from Sanctuary, though still has it's moments to warrant continuing the series to it's climax. read more
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ParaParaJMo(All reviews)
15 people found this review helpful
Overall
9
Story
9
Animation
9
Sound
9
Character
9
Enjoyment
9
Story and Characters It of course picks up exactly where the Sanctuary oavs leave off. This time as opposed to the Gold Saints being the central focus, the main featured characters in this series are Seiya and Shun as well as one certain Gold Saint I can't mention due to spoiler reasons in relation to the original TV series, though Hyoga and Shiryu aren't exaclty useless, they are still busy fighting their battles respective battles. And Ikki is still rarely present, but whatever presence he has will be overly significant to what happens in this story. The newer main villains that were introduced in the last oav such as Rhadmantys, are now part of the battlefield as well as a handful of other new characters. And who are some of these new characters? I feel that you have to see it to find out who some of them are, but I can tell you that some of these characters are bad ass. What also makes this story very great is that it expands the darker tone and atmosphere and still uses intriguing plot twists as it did in the Sanctuary Arc, but I thought what this installment offers I never saw coming many cosmos away. And the ending I thought was a very fitting and suited the themes of bravery, sacrafice, friendship, and brotherhood very well in the tradition of Saint Seiya. Art and Animation Well, the qualities that made the animation and coloring in the first oav is still present here. The lighting is still appropriate and I can't say much. The only negative thing I can say about the animation are the dead bodies serving as slaves to Hades. They look super cheap as hell, but in the end, they really don't matter. The new characters featured are really breathtaking to watch. Granted the diversity of the design for some of the main villains is getting weak, they all have their own unique traits and techniques. The features of the armors are appropriate with the underworld-hell theme. And of course there will be some interesting gimmick characters, though these charcters were kind of done before, they were featured in fillers of the original series, but this time, the characters with this kind of gimmick are a Kurumada-sensei original and he adds his own unique detail and feature to it. The quality of the action is still pretty awesome and the moves that will be demonstrated by the newer characters are very cool and the namings sound kind of weird, but this is one of those instances where such bizarre Engrish phrases can be sweet. Music and Voice Acting The most controversial thing about this anime is the changing of the seiyuus from the Bronze Saints and Athena. Apparently, Kurumada-sensei wanted to change everyone except Furuya Tooru because he thought they were too old for their roles, but the only exception is Suzuoki Hirotaka who passed away between the releases of the Sanctuary and Inferno oavs. I heard he especially wanted to change Shun's original voice actor Horikawa Ryo. Furuya Tooru wanted everyone to stay aboard, and he decided to quit. The fans were very angry about this and tried to petition to Kurumada-sensei to not go with this change, and it got severe to the point where Kurumada-sensei got his legal team to speak on behalf of him to accept the changes. As for the 'too old excuse,' I think it's flatout bullshit. Furuya Tooru still plays 15 year old Amuro in the new Gundam games and so on. Horikawa Ryo I thought still did an excellent job in playing Shun in the Sanctuary Chapter. I always loved the tone and the articulation he brought to the character. And I can't speak much for Shiryu's and Hyoga's new seiyuus since they weren't featured enough or gave a certain kind of performance in which I felt they could capture what I think is the essence of their characters. So who was replaced you might ask? Seiya is now played by Morita Masakazu, who might know as the voice of Kurosawa Ichigo from Bleach. But he was casted as Seiya because Kurumada-sensei had him casted as Takane Ryuuji, the main character in the anime adaptation of his first manga, Ring ni kakero. I can agree that Morita does sound appropriately youthful and brings a distinctive kind of energy to the role of Seiya in which it does suit his character, but I think he really lacks this dignified-heroic quality in his voice that Furuya Tooru has and I don't think he comes across as leaderlike. But the new voice actor who really won me over was Shun's, Kazuya Yuuta. The performance that had me convinced was in the second episode about when he 'testifies' to the judge about what sins he's committed and how sin is natural in human nature for such and such reason. He really showed the emotion and compassion necessary that defines the Shun character and I was able to embrace him with that. The only problem I have with the voice is his pitch. It's soft, but yet still high, while with the original performance by Horikawa, it had the low voice where you could tell that he was a man despite his very feminine appearence. Another performance I liked was Konishi Katsuyuki as Ikki. I thought he captured the character well in his own way by being the lone wolf who sticks out and being the 'I do things my own way' kind of guy. The new opening theme featured is Megami no Senshi by Marina Del Ray, who also sings Asu He No Toushi, the opening theme to Ring ni Kakero. The brief church organs that play is very dark and gets you hooked and then all of a sudden the guitars play and you see the saints running at the screen along with the title in the background and you got something that lives up to the original theme song, Pegasus Fantasy. In comaprison to that song, it's still pretty sweet hard rock, but it has a certain kind of diversity with the intensity that it has with being gloomy, but yet there is still hope. The imagery, the panning, and the sound effects that go with the panning just add so much to it and I must say that the quality sometimes makes me argue with myself of which is the better theme song between the old and new one. So the opening theme itself is an instant winner. The background music is actually still the same so I can't say much about it that I haven't already have said in my previous reviews. Overall This OAV will have you pumped up for the next oav and the true ending to the original manga of Saint Seiya. If you want plot twists, then you got what I think is one of the best plot twists in anime history read more
12 of 12 episodes seen
SieghartTheMage(All reviews)
1 people found this review helpful
Overall
8
Story
8
Animation
8
Sound
8
Character
6
Enjoyment
9
The continuation, with the part of the underworld. You immediately notice a change of style. If the first part (Hades Sanctuary) had dared, with some changes to the story and a bit of CG in the graphics, here we essentially stick to the manga faithfully, without even great animations. History manages to remain good, in the Underworld with Dante inspiration. The main problem is that that feeling of war is missing, the characters are scattered, and of serious battles, in true Saint Seiya style, there are very few. A fairly painful key is the characterization of the enemies. Except for Rhadamanthys, already presented in the previous part, most of the specters lack charisma, they save just a couple. Of course, there are some good parentheses (like that of Orpheus), some unexpected twists, some badass moments for a couple of characters, and an epic closure, but in general you feel that something is missing in this part. read more
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