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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: We have purple (Saori, Aries Mu), green (Andromeda Shun, Aquarius Camus) and, of course, blue (Pisces Aphrodite).
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* DangerousSixteenthBirthday: Saori learns about her heritage, the Cosmos, and learns about the Saints all on her 16th birthday.
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* EleventhHourSuperpower: Seiya gets to use the Sagittarius Cloth against [[spoiler:Saga's monstruous transformation]] at the end.
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* EleventhHourSuperpower: Seiya gets to use the Sagittarius Cloth against [[spoiler:Saga's monstruous monstrous transformation]] at the end.
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** Only one Silver Saint was adapted: Sagitta Ptolemy, the final knight that cursed Saori, making the heroes rush through the twelve houses. In the original manga and anime, the Pope sends [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil more and more]] of them as assassins to kill Saori and the Bronze Saints before they eventually decide to fight back and take the battle to Sanctuary, and two Silver Saints (Marin and Shaina) are relevant to [[TheHero Seiya's]] backstory and progress through the Sanctuary; not to mention Shun wanted to avenge his master Deidalos's death at the hands of Virgo Aphrodite.
** Downplayed with Libra Dorko, Shiryu's OldMaster in the source material. He is not mentioned at all in the film, yet is implied Shiryu learned everything [[TheSmartGuy he knows about the Sanctuary and his techniques]] through him.
** Downplayed with Libra Dorko, Shiryu's OldMaster in the source material. He is not mentioned at all in the film, yet is implied Shiryu learned everything [[TheSmartGuy he knows about the Sanctuary and his techniques]] through him.
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** Only one Silver Saint was adapted: Sagitta Ptolemy, the final knight that cursed Saori, making the heroes rush through the twelve houses. In the original manga and anime, the Pope sends [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil more and more]] of them as assassins to kill Saori and the Bronze Saints before they eventually decide to fight back and take the battle to Sanctuary, and two Silver Saints (Marin and Shaina) are relevant to [[TheHero Seiya's]] backstory and progress through the Sanctuary; not to mention Shun wanted to avenge his master Deidalos's death at the hands of Virgo Piscis Aphrodite.
** Downplayed with Libra Dorko, Shiryu's OldMaster in the source material. He is not mentioned at all in the film, yet it is implied Shiryu learned everything [[TheSmartGuy he knows about the Sanctuary and his techniques]] through him.
** Downplayed with Libra Dorko, Shiryu's OldMaster in the source material. He is not mentioned at all in the film, yet it is implied Shiryu learned everything [[TheSmartGuy he knows about the Sanctuary and his techniques]] through him.
** None of the Bronze Saints backgrounds are adapted beyond them being trained by the Mitsumasa Kido organization for Saori' protection, as she is the reincarnation of Athena. Likewise, Saori is [[AdaptationalNiceGuy changed considerably]] to be turned into a NaiveNewcomer AudienceSurrogate for newcomers in the franchise. Saori likewise instead of remaining in the entrance of the temple unconscious and slowly dying, goes ''with'' the Bronze Saints through the Sanctuary.
** Alongside this, [[AdaptedOut due to the exclusion of multiple characters]], the journey through Sanctuary is shorter as many of the Gold Saints [[AdaptationalHeroism react differently to a group of knights going with a young girl]] through the temple. While core scenes are adapted, others like the journey through the Gemini house, Ikki's conflict with Shaka Virgo or the duel between Shun and Aphrodite Piscis are cut.
** The final confrontation is straight up different from the source material, more akin of a pop-corn movie. In the source material [[spoiler: Saga Gemini reveals himself to Seiya in the final hour before Saori's eventual death, showing his evil personality and trashing the floor with Seiya and then Ikki. In the movie, feeling cornered, Saga kills Piscis Aphrodite and reveals himself to everyone, awakening multiple machines and becoming a giant monster]] for Seiya and Saori to defeat together.
** Alongside this, [[AdaptedOut due to the exclusion of multiple characters]], the journey through Sanctuary is shorter as many of the Gold Saints [[AdaptationalHeroism react differently to a group of knights going with a young girl]] through the temple. While core scenes are adapted, others like the journey through the Gemini house, Ikki's conflict with Shaka Virgo or the duel between Shun and Aphrodite Piscis are cut.
** The final confrontation is straight up different from the source material, more akin of a pop-corn movie. In the source material [[spoiler: Saga Gemini reveals himself to Seiya in the final hour before Saori's eventual death, showing his evil personality and trashing the floor with Seiya and then Ikki. In the movie, feeling cornered, Saga kills Piscis Aphrodite and reveals himself to everyone, awakening multiple machines and becoming a giant monster]] for Seiya and Saori to defeat together.
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* AnIcePerson: Hyoga and Camus.
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* BadassBeard: Leo Aiolia and Cancer Deathmask have mild versions of it in this version.
* BattleAura: Cosmo, as usual.
** The movie goes a little further by making the Saint's aura to materialize in the shape of their bodies before shaping into their signature attacks
* BattleAura: Cosmo, as usual.
** The movie goes a little further by making the Saint's aura to materialize in the shape of their bodies before shaping into their signature attacks
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* BlastingTime: Aurora Excecution.
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* CanonForeigner: The false Athena. In the original series, the villain merely claims Athena stays inside her temple and forbids others from entering.
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* CanonForeigner: The false Athena. In the original series, the villain merely claims Athena stays inside her temple and forbids others from entering. Considering how hard would be to fool everyone with an excuse like that, the movie went with an illusion of Athena.
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* ContinuityReboot: Billed as this by [[WordOfGod the creators]].
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* DamselInDistress: Saori, as per tradition. [[AdaptationalBadass Considerably less so]] than in the original manga and anime, though.
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* DamselInDistress: Saori, as per tradition. [[AdaptationalBadass Considerably less so]] than in the original manga and anime, though.though, as thanks to her healing powers and going with the Bronze Knights trough the temple.
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* DualWielding: Shun with his Andromeda Chain.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: Pisces Aphrodite, ''[[UpToEleven even more]]'' than in the original series.
* DungeonBypass: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. Seiya claims he's going to be doing this, but all he does is to jump ahead the the very same temple they were going to anyway. His team mates even arrive slightly earlier than he does.
* ElementalEyeColors: Hyoga keeps his blue eyes and his ice powers.
* DudeLooksLikeALady: Pisces Aphrodite, ''[[UpToEleven even more]]'' than in the original series.
* DungeonBypass: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. Seiya claims he's going to be doing this, but all he does is to jump ahead the the very same temple they were going to anyway. His team mates even arrive slightly earlier than he does.
* ElementalEyeColors: Hyoga keeps his blue eyes and his ice powers.
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: Pisces Aphrodite, ''[[UpToEleven even more]]'' than in the original series.
* ElementalEyeColors: Hyoga keeps his blue eyes and his ice powers.
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* OutOfTheInferno: Ikki.
* PowerGivesYouWings: Seiya in the Sagittarius cloth.
* PowerGlows: The Gold Cloths and Cosmo in general.
* PsychoForHire: Cancer Deathmask again.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: Seiya's Pegasus Ryusei Ken and Aiolia's Lighting Plasma.
* RedIsHeroic: Seiya keeps his red shirt under his armor, though it looks kind of brown because of the artstyle, hence...
* RealIsBrown
* PowerGivesYouWings: Seiya in the Sagittarius cloth.
* PowerGlows: The Gold Cloths and Cosmo in general.
* PsychoForHire: Cancer Deathmask again.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: Seiya's Pegasus Ryusei Ken and Aiolia's Lighting Plasma.
* RedIsHeroic: Seiya keeps his red shirt under his armor, though it looks kind of brown because of the artstyle, hence...
* RealIsBrown
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* PowerGlows: The
* PsychoForHire: Cancer Deathmask again.
* RapidFireFisticuffs: Seiya's Pegasus Ryusei Ken and Aiolia's Lighting
* RedIsHeroic: Seiya keeps his red shirt under his armor, though it looks kind of brown because of
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* SaveThePrincess: Saori, again.
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* SaveThePrincess: The Bronze Knights have to protect and serve Athena, ergo Saori, again.who has to go through the Sanctuary to reclaim her title.
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** None of the Bronze Saints personal backgrounds or goals are adapted, making for less developed but easier to follow incarnation of the characters.
** All but one of the Silver Saints. In the original manga and anime, the Pope sends [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil more and more]] of them as assassins to kill Saori and the Bronze Saints before they eventually decide to fight back and take the battle to Sanctuary; in the movie, the only Silver Saint he sends is Sagitta Ptolemy (the final Silver assassin to appear in the manga and anime), who leads a group of [[{{Mooks}} foot soldiers]].
* AdaptationDistillation: Considering the original arc took several volumes of the manga...
* AdaptationDyeJob: Shiryu has brown hair as opposed to his usual black, Virgo Shaka has red hair instead of blond hair.
** All but one of the Silver Saints. In the original manga and anime, the Pope sends [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil more and more]] of them as assassins to kill Saori and the Bronze Saints before they eventually decide to fight back and take the battle to Sanctuary; in the movie, the only Silver Saint he sends is Sagitta Ptolemy (the final Silver assassin to appear in the manga and anime), who leads a group of [[{{Mooks}} foot soldiers]].
* AdaptationDistillation: Considering the original arc took several volumes of the manga...
* AdaptationDyeJob: Shiryu has brown hair as opposed to his usual black, Virgo Shaka has red hair instead of blond hair.
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** None of the Bronze Saints personal backgrounds or goals are adapted, making for less developed but easier to follow incarnation of the characters.
characters. To elaborate: Seiya's goal of finding his older sister doesn't exist in the movie, his goal is purely Saori's protection; Hyoga's backstory involving his mother and avenging her because of Aquarius Camus drowning her ship further in the sea is not adapted; and Ikki's love interest Esmeralda nor master are ever mentioned.
**All but Only one of the Silver Saints. Saint was adapted: Sagitta Ptolemy, the final knight that cursed Saori, making the heroes rush through the twelve houses. In the original manga and anime, the Pope sends [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil more and more]] of them as assassins to kill Saori and the Bronze Saints before they eventually decide to fight back and take the battle to Sanctuary, and two Silver Saints (Marin and Shaina) are relevant to [[TheHero Seiya's]] backstory and progress through the Sanctuary; not to mention Shun wanted to avenge his master Deidalos's death at the hands of Virgo Aphrodite.
** Downplayed with Libra Dorko, Shiryu's OldMaster in themovie, the only Silver Saint he sends source material. He is Sagitta Ptolemy (the final Silver assassin to appear not mentioned at all in the manga film, yet is implied Shiryu learned everything [[TheSmartGuy he knows about the Sanctuary and anime), who leads a group of [[{{Mooks}} foot soldiers]].
his techniques]] through him.
* AdaptationDistillation:Considering Inevitable, considering the original arc took several movie is adapting 11 volumes into an hour-long movie, a lot of the manga...
material had to be cut or changed for an abridged experience.
* AdaptationDyeJob: Shiryu has brown hair as opposed to his usualblack, black; Virgo Shaka has red hair instead of blond hair.
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** Downplayed with Libra Dorko, Shiryu's OldMaster in the
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** Seiya's goal of finding his sister is not adapted; neither are his mentor Karin, nor Shaina.
** Outside of Hyoga's relationship with Acuarius Camus, nothing about him is adapted. This means not his devotion to his mother, nor him being a spy for the Santuary.
** Outside of Hyoga's relationship with Acuarius Camus, nothing about him is adapted. This means not his devotion to his mother, nor him being a spy for the Santuary.
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** Seiya's goal None of finding his sister is not adapted; neither the Bronze Saints personal backgrounds or goals are his mentor Karin, nor Shaina.
** Outside of Hyoga's relationship with Acuarius Camus, nothing about him is adapted. This means not his devotion to his mother, nor him being a spyadapted, making for less developed but easier to follow incarnation of the Santuary.characters.
** Outside of Hyoga's relationship with Acuarius Camus, nothing about him is adapted. This means not his devotion to his mother, nor him being a spy
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* AdaptedOut: All but one of the Silver Saints. In the original manga and anime, the Pope sends [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil more and more]] of them as assassins to kill Saori and the Bronze Saints before they eventually decide to fight back and take the battle to Sanctuary; in the movie, the only Silver Saint he sends is Sagitta Ptolemy (the final Silver assassin to appear in the manga and anime), who leads a group of [[{{Mooks}} foot soldiers]].
* AdaptationDistillation / CompressedAdaptation: Considering the original arc took several volumes of the manga...
* AdaptationDistillation / CompressedAdaptation: Considering the original arc took several volumes of the manga...
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* AdaptedOut: AdaptedOut:
** Seiya's goal of finding his sister is not adapted; neither are his mentor Karin, nor Shaina.
** Outside of Hyoga's relationship with Acuarius Camus, nothing about him is adapted. This means not his devotion to his mother, nor him being a spy for the Santuary.
** All but one of the Silver Saints. In the original manga and anime, the Pope sends [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil more and more]] of them as assassins to kill Saori and the Bronze Saints before they eventually decide to fight back and take the battle to Sanctuary; in the movie, the only Silver Saint he sends is Sagitta Ptolemy (the final Silver assassin to appear in the manga and anime), who leads a group of [[{{Mooks}} foot soldiers]].
*AdaptationDistillation / CompressedAdaptation: AdaptationDistillation: Considering the original arc took several volumes of the manga...
** Seiya's goal of finding his sister is not adapted; neither are his mentor Karin, nor Shaina.
** Outside of Hyoga's relationship with Acuarius Camus, nothing about him is adapted. This means not his devotion to his mother, nor him being a spy for the Santuary.
** All but one of the Silver Saints. In the original manga and anime, the Pope sends [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil more and more]] of them as assassins to kill Saori and the Bronze Saints before they eventually decide to fight back and take the battle to Sanctuary; in the movie, the only Silver Saint he sends is Sagitta Ptolemy (the final Silver assassin to appear in the manga and anime), who leads a group of [[{{Mooks}} foot soldiers]].
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy Saga has Seiya on his knees, wounded and completely stationary, yet the closest shot he takes at him just barely hits his armor's shoulder.
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: Saga has Seiya on his knees, wounded and completely stationary, yet the closest shot he takes at him just barely hits his armor's shoulder.
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* AlternateContinuity: The movie takes adapts the Twelve Temples arc of the original series, but [[AdaptationDistillation pragmatically]] and with some twists and turns.
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* AlternateContinuity: The movie takes and adapts the Twelve Temples arc of the original series, but [[AdaptationDistillation pragmatically]] and with some twists and turns.
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*LighterAndSofter: The violence and tragedy elements from the original manga and anime are considerably toned down in this movie, and the horrible abuse the Saints endured during their childhood (including their TrainingFromHell) is completely omitted.
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* Villain Song: Cancer sings one entitled "Mr Deathmask", in which he also forces the souls of his victims to sing with him, just to display his ego.
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* Villain Song: VillainSong: Cancer sings one entitled "Mr Deathmask", in which he also forces the souls of his victims to sing with him, just to display his ego.
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--> '''-- Sagittarius Aeolus'''
'''''Saint Seiya: Legend of Sanctuary''''' is a [[AllCGICartoon 3D animation]] movie, inspired by the Sanctuary arc from the original ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' manga and intended as a ContinuityReboot of the anime series. Directed by Keiichi Sato (''Anime/TigerAndBunny'', ''Anime/{{Karas}}''), the movie was released in Japan on June 21, 2014.
'''''Saint Seiya: Legend of Sanctuary''''' is a [[AllCGICartoon 3D animation]] movie, inspired by the Sanctuary arc from the original ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' manga and intended as a ContinuityReboot of the anime series. Directed by Keiichi Sato (''Anime/TigerAndBunny'', ''Anime/{{Karas}}''), the movie was released in Japan on June 21, 2014.
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!!''Saint Seiya: Legend of Sanctuary'' provides examples
* CollapsibleHelmet: Helping HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic, the helmets are retractable, so unlike the anime they can be snapped into and out of place reflexively -- no need for characters to constantly have them punched off or removed. The heroes actually put them on and off at various times.
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** CollapsibleHelmet: It helps that helmets are retractable, so unlike the anime they can be snapped into and out of place reflexively, so no need for characters to constantly have them punched off or removed. The heroes actually put them on and off at various times.
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* MythologyGag: The first line Seiya delivers after armoring up for the first time is taken directly from the "next episode" stingers of the classic series.
-->'''Seiya:''' Hey, you. You're supposed to be a Saint, right? [[CatchPhrase Have you ever felt true cosmos in your heart?]]
-->'''Seiya:''' Hey, you. You're supposed to be a Saint, right? [[CatchPhrase Have you ever felt true cosmos in your heart?]]
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* DungeonBypass: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. Seiya claims he's going to be doing this, but all he does is to jump ahead the the very same temple they were going to anyway. His team mates even arrive slightly earlier than he does.
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* AudienceSurrogate: Saori Kido, ''of all people'', is this at least during the first half of the movie.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Deathmask's VillainSong upon his introduction feels like one.
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The movie is out for a while and there are mentions to the trailer. Also, one unusual trope for a Japanese production was added.
* CarpetOfVirility: Unusual for a Japanese production: Deathmask's armpits are hairy [[spoiler:and we get a glimpse of his hairy body after he loses his armor,]] and Aioria only wears his breastplate, which shows a glimpse of his hairy chest.
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* LightIsNotGood: The Gold Saints are the antagonists of the movie, and their very color scheme represents light.
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* LightIsNotGood: The Gold Saints are the antagonists of the movie, and their very color scheme represents light. However [[spoiler: they are just following orders. Except for Deathmask, who is fond of killing.]]
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* OutOfTheInferno: So far the only seen from Ikki in the trailers.
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* OutOfTheInferno: So far the only seen from Ikki in the trailers.Ikki.
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* SceneryPorn: From what we seen, the movie will be ''gorgeous''.
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* SceneryPorn: From what we seen, the movie will be ''gorgeous''.The Sanctuary is beautiful. And every palace is gorgeous, especially those of Leo and Aquarius.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: Deathmask's VillainSong upon his introduction feels like one.
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* ColorCodedforyourConvinience: The Main Bronze Saints.
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* ColorCodedforyourConvinience: ColourCodedForYourConvenience: The Main Bronze Saints.
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* BattleAura: Cosmo, as usual.
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* BattleAura: Cosmo, as usual.
**The movie goes a little further by making the Saint's aura to materialize in the shape of their bodies before shaping into their signature attacks
**The movie goes a little further by making the Saint's aura to materialize in the shape of their bodies before shaping into their signature attacks
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* BulletTime: Any time a Gold Saint gets in combat to show how faster they are to the Bronze Saints
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* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy Saga has Seiya on his knees, wounded and completely stationary, yet the closest shot he takes at him just barely hits his armor's shoulder.
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* CircusOfFear: Cancer's Temple aesthetics lean towards this style, with its bright yet grotesque discord of colors, light and music. Deathmask even makes his entrance by descending with the help of a bunch of balloons.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: We have purple (Saori, Aries Mu), green (Andromeda Shun, Aquarius Camus) and, of course, blue (Pisces Aphrodite).
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: We have purple (Saori, Aries Mu), green (Andromeda Shun, Aquarius Camus) and, of course, blue (Pisces Aphrodite).Aphrodite).
* ZeppelinsFromAnotherWorld: Seen flying over the Sanctuary. They go along well with the futuristic yet antique aesthetic that it permeates all over its new design.
* ZeppelinsFromAnotherWorld: Seen flying over the Sanctuary. They go along well with the futuristic yet antique aesthetic that it permeates all over its new design.
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* LargeHam: Cancer Deathmask. So. '''''Much.''''' For starters, his temple has singing heads on the walls and floors that help him put on a musical number about the inevitability of death. Then there's the whole pscyho BloodKnight thing played with happy-go-lucky camp.
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* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Both played straight and subverted. The trailers show that the Bronze Saints lose their helmets eventually, but they do wear them in the beggining and in this universe they cover more, having face plates.
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* HealingHands: Saori/Athena's cosmo mostly manifests as an ability to heal, though by the end she's able to pull SuperEmpowering to charge up an arrow to defeat Saga.
* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Both played straight and subverted. The trailers show that the Bronze Saints lose their helmets eventually, but they do wear them in thebeggining beginning and in this universe they cover more, having face plates.plates.
** CollapsibleHelmet: It helps that helmets are retractable, so unlike the anime they can be snapped into and out of place reflexively, so no need for characters to constantly have them punched off or removed. The heroes actually put them on and off at various times.
* HelmetsAreHardlyHeroic: Both played straight and subverted. The trailers show that the Bronze Saints lose their helmets eventually, but they do wear them in the
** CollapsibleHelmet: It helps that helmets are retractable, so unlike the anime they can be snapped into and out of place reflexively, so no need for characters to constantly have them punched off or removed. The heroes actually put them on and off at various times.
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* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: [[spoiler:For Saori, near the end of the movie, as the Sanctuary and herself finally recognize her as the true Athena.]]
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* GlowingEyes: All the Saints have them whenever they ignite their cosmos. Some them even bear rather different colors whenever they do; like Shiryu, whose brown eyes turn into [[SupernaturalGoldEyes golden.]]
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* TheStinger: [[spoiler:It features the Bronze Saints throwing a birthday party for Saori, mirroring and confirming the statement she made during her AwesomeMomentOfCrowning – That before being powerful warriors, they're ultimately kind and generous people.]]
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:The false Athena]] suddenly vanishes from the story and the viewers don't learn [[spoiler:what happens to her]].
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:The false Athena]] suddenly vanishes from TheWorfEffect: That arrogant jerk Ikki who is played up as stronger than the story other Bronze Saints shows up near the end just to help Shun and the viewers don't learn [[spoiler:what happens to her]].others like he always did in this series' past movies. Except he gets easily beaten up off screen this time.
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* AllYourPowersCombined: While countering [[spoiler:Saga's Galaxian Explosion]] near the end, Seiya claims [[ThePowerOfFriendship to not be fighting alone]] [[spoiler:and summons a gauntlet made up of his friends' armor designs to punch the huge energy sphere away]].
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* DudeLooksLikeALady:Pisces Aphrodite, ''[[UpToEleven even more]]'' than in the original series.
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* MrExposition: One scene has Shiryu name each of the temples and go on to explain who are the people the Bronze Saints are up against... [[SubvertedTrope only to realize]] Seiya and the others are sneaking away at comically high speeds.
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I watched the movie today and thought it interesting that they added a false Athena. I\'m adding spoiler marks at the other trope for the sake of those who still didn\'t watch the movie. I hope I made no mistakes.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: [[spoiler:The false Athena]] suddenly vanishes from the story and the viewers don't learn [[spoiler:what happens to her]].
