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Saint Seiya Omega
Cover of the first release of Saint Seiya Omega featuring Pegasus Koga and Sagittarius Seiya.
聖闘士星矢Ω
(Seinto Seiya Omega)
Anime television series
Directed byMorio Hatano (1-51)
Tatsuya Nagamine(52-77)
Kohei Kureta (78-97)
Produced byGō Wakabayashi
Tomoharu Matsuhisa
Toshiyuki Matsui
Tomohiro Tsuji
Atsutoshi Umezawa
Written byReiko Yoshida(1-51)
Yoshimi Narita (52-97)
Music byToshihiko Sahashi
StudioToei Animation
Original networkANN (TV Asahi)
Original run April 1, 2012 March 30, 2014
Episodes97 (List of episodes)
Manga
Written byBau
Published byKadokawa Shoten
DemographicShōnen
MagazineKerokero Ace
Original runMarch 26, 2013July 26, 2013
Volumes1
Anime and Manga portal

Saint Seiya Omega (聖闘士星矢セイントセイヤΩオメガSeinto Seiya Omega, stylized as Saint Seiya Ω) is an anime series produced by Toei Animation. It is a spin-off of the Saint Seiya anime series written and illustrated by Masami Kurumada, produced in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the franchise.[1] The series began broadcasting in Japan on TV Asahi on April 1, 2012. It is directed by Morio Hatano (his debut as series director), with animation character designs by illustrator and animator Yoshihiko Umakoshi, known for performing the same duties on Street Fighter Alpha: The Animation, HeartCatch PreCure! and Casshern Sins.[1]

The series follows a young teenager known as Koga who becomes one of the 88 warriors protecting the Goddess Athena known as Saints. As the Pegasus Bronze Saint, Koga embarks on a journey to increase his power to save Athena while meeting some other Saints. For the second season, the series tells the conflict between Athena and her sister Pallas which starts a new war. The series also got a manga adaptation and a fighting game.

Omega was created as an alternative to the series' direct sequel Saint Seiya: Next Dimension due to lack of material to adapt. As a result, rather than refocusing on the returning cast, Toei created a new generation of Saints who would succeed the old cast. Critical reception to the series has been mixed with critics often finding it derivative from other shows from the same genre.

  • 1Plot
  • 5Media

Plot[edit]

The storyline of Omega takes place 25 years after the Holy Wars of the 20th century narrated in the original manga and its anime adaptation. The goddess Athena is still on Earth after reincarnating to continue her duty of protecting peace against several antagonistic deities. Athena and a new generation of Saints prepare to face new threats that lurks in this new era, in which Pegasus Seiya, the protagonist of Kurumada's manga, is revered as a Saint of legend and one of Athena's Gold Saints.

The first part of the series is the 'Chapter Mars' (マルス編Marusu Hen), introducing the new Pegasus Saint Koga and his friends Dragon Ryuhou, Lionet Souma, Wolf Haruto, Aquila Yuna and Aria, and the beginning of their fight against the God of War Mars in his quest to capture Aria to become the new Athena. The second part is the 'Zodiac Temples Saga' (十二宮編Jūnikyū Hen), featuring Koga and his friends who decides to fight against the many Gold Saints who have aligned themselves with Mars in their fight to save Athena before it is too late, eventually being accompanied by Orion Eden.

The second season begins the 'Chapter New Cloth'[2] (新生聖衣ニュークロスNyū Kurosu Hen), introducing Athena's new enemy Pallas and her Pallasite warriors, a new ally in the Steel Saint Subaru, and new powers with their stronger New Cloths. The second half of season 2 comprises the 'Chapter Ω Awakening'[3] (Ωオメガ覚醒編Omega Kakusei Hen), where Athena and her many Saints take their war with Pallas to her stronghold Pallasvelda, where Pallas's elite Pallasites begin to conspire against her.

Characters[edit]

See also: List of Saint Seiya Omega characters

As an installment separate from Kurumada's work, the series will introduce characters new to the Saint Seiya fictional universe, that will make use of elements already established within it.[4] Some of them, such as the deities, exist in the original manga. Additionally, known elements from Saint Seiya, such as the Cloths, the armors worn by the Saints, bear their known constellations, but are presented in Omega with a new design that differs substantially from those in the original source material, and departing from it, the Cloths emerge from jewels worn by the characters to envelop their bodies, which are known in Omega as ClothStones (クロストーンKurosutōn).

The Cosmo essence, one of the basic concepts of Saint Seiya, is expanded in Omega with the addition of specific elemental properties: Fire (Hi), Wind (Kaze), Thunder (Kaminari), Earth (Tsuchi), Water (Mizu), Darkness (Yami) and Light (Hikari).

In the second season, several Saints including the main characters have their cloths upgraded, sporting a new design much more reminiscent of Kurumada's original designs, and are stored in special boxes like in the original continuity.

Production[edit]

Originally, Toei planned to make an anime adaptation of the manga Saint Seiya: Next Dimension but the series' slow pace of release resulted in them trying the opposite of Next Dimension: A story set several years after the events of the original manga. For this they created a new cast of main characters who would be assisted by the previous generation's Saints.[5]

The creative staff, including character designer Umakoshi and head writer Reiko Yoshida, previously worked under flagship Saint Seiya director Shigeyasu Yamauchi, either on the original Saint Seiya anime adaptation (director Morio Hatano was assistant director of its fifth film), or on his other works, such as Mushiking: Mori no Tami no Densetsu and Casshern Sins. They referred to Yamauchi as a strong influence in interviews.[6]

Release[edit]

Omega was renewed for a second season which started airing in April 7, 2013.[7]

Crunchyroll announced on March 30, 2012 that they had acquired the rights to stream the show online with English subtitles in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand, and have since continued to post new episodes online shortly after they air on TV in Japan.[8]

Toei Animation describes it as an 'original anime story', separate from the continuity of Kurumada's manga.[1] Original Saint Seiya author Kurumada is not involved in the creative process of Omega, thus he is credited as the original creator of the series' concept.[9]

Reception[edit]

Critical reception to the series has been mixed with critics often finding it derivative from other shows from the same genre. Bamboo Dong from Anime News Network said 'Saint Seiya Omega is your archetypal hero tale, in which someone finds his true calling for justice, and together, he and his friends band together, embrace friendship, and vanquish evil from the world.'[10] Fandom Post's Sean Connolly 'Saint Seiya Omega is a good entry point into the franchise for those who have never tried it out.' Like Dong, Connolly found the series derivative of the genre but noted it had potential to be entertaining.[11][12]

Victoria Holden from Otaku USA listed Omega as her favorite anime from 2012 noting that despite its lighter elements, different character designs and comedic elements, she enjoys the characterization from the main cast in their growth into Saints. The updated character designs and the new elements not seen in the classic series made Holden note that Omega managed to attract a new generation of fans.[13] Seiya's voice actor, Toru Furuya, commented that thanks to Omega's success in Japan, several new projects related with Saint Seiya would begin.[14]

Media[edit]

Manga[edit]

In February 2012, it was announced that the Omega animated series would be adapted to manga form, and it started serialization on March 26, 2013, in Kadokawa Shoten's Kerokero Ace magazine. The comic book contains the arcs of the first season and it also adapted the second season.[15] Its only tankōbon volume was released on September 23, 2013.[16]

Related merchandise[edit]

Bandai released a fighting game titled Saint Seiya Omega - Ultimate Cosmo on November 29, 2012 for the PlayStation Portable.[17] Additionally, the release of a set of chibi PVC figures portraying the Bronze Saints, has been announced. A line of articulated figures by Bandai under the name S.H.Figuarts was also announced, with Pegasus Kōga as the first character to be released. Although a prototype of the second figure in the line, Orion Eden, was created and displayed, it was ultimately never released, with the entire line cancelled thereafter.

Also from Bandai, a set of playing cards titled Saint Seiya Omega, for their Crusade Card System series has been announced for a June 2012 release[18]

Additionally, the first release of Saint Seiya Omega on DVD and Blu-ray disc was set for August 24, 2012. Each volume will include four episodes.[19]

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More related merchandise has been revealed in Toei Animation's website for Omega, including t-shirts and a set of character badges, also, a lottery card game titled Sacred Lottery, for an upcoming release.[20]

Also, a CD single containing the theme song for Omega has been released, containing two songs, 'Pegasus Fantasy ver. Ω' and 'Get the Future', both in normal and karaoke versions.

Notes and references[edit]

  1. ^ abcSaint Seiya Ω new series announced by Toei Animation(in Japanese)
  2. ^Saint Seiya Omega Chapter New Cloth Blu-ray Box(in Japanese)
  3. ^Chapter Ω Awakening Blu-Ray Box(in Japanese)
  4. ^Saint Seiya Ω headlines in Yahoo Japan(in Japanese)
  5. ^Saint Seiya Omega Blu-ray Jacket: Interview with Go Wakabayashi
  6. ^As seen in the Saint Seiya Pia mook released in March 2012.
  7. ^'Saint Seiya Omega to Launch New Arc in April - News'. Anime News Network. February 20, 2013. Retrieved February 24, 2013.
  8. ^'Crunchyroll to Stream Saint Seiya Omega TV Anime'. Anime News Network. March 30, 2012. Retrieved April 7, 2014.
  9. ^Kurumada explains he trusts the Toei staff for the production of Omega.(in Japanese)
  10. ^'The Stream Hiiro Tale'. Anime News Network. Retrieved April 26, 2014.
  11. ^'Saint Seiya Omega Episode #01 Anime Review'. Fandom Post. Retrieved April 26, 2014.
  12. ^'Saint Seiya Omega Episode #01 Anime Review'. Fandom Post. Retrieved April 26, 2014.
  13. ^'Otaku USA's Top Anime of 2012'. Otaku USA. January 12, 2013. Retrieved February 12, 2014.
  14. ^'Imperdível - Toru Furuya: entrevistamos o dublador japonês do Seiya + veja o que ele falou sobre possíveis continuações após Ômega, a continuação do Prólogo do Céu, sobre ser o dublador do Seiya no filme em 3D + sucesso de Ômega é a chave para a continuação!'. Cavzodiaco. Retrieved April 27, 2014.
  15. ^'聖闘士星矢Ω-セイントセイヤオメガ- 公式サイト 東映アニメーション'. Toei-anim.co.jp. February 26, 2012. Retrieved February 26, 2013.(in Japanese)
  16. ^'聖闘士星矢Ω'. Kadokawa. Retrieved April 27, 2014.(in Japanese)
  17. ^Saint Seiya Omega Ultimate Cosmo videogame - official website(in Japanese)
  18. ^'Saint Seiya Omega Crusade Card System Expansion set'. Carddas.com. Retrieved July 22, 2012.(in Japanese)
  19. ^'Omega will be released on DVD and Blu-ray disc on August, 2012'. Toei-anim.co.jp. Retrieved July 22, 2012.(in Japanese)
  20. ^'聖闘士星矢Ω-セイントセイヤオメガ- 公式サイト 東映アニメーション'. Toei-anim.co.jp. Retrieved July 22, 2012.(in Japanese)

External links[edit]

  • Saint Seiya Omega (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
  • TV Asahi's Saint Seiya Ω website(in Japanese)
  • Toei Animation's Saint Seiya site(in Japanese)
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