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Lizard Silver Cloth

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Unnamed Barrier

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	[[Misty]] uses two major techniques during his various fights.		[[Misty]] uses two major techniques during his various fights.

-	====="~~Marble Tripper~~"=====	+	====="Mavrou Trypa"=====
-	"~~Marble Tripper~~" is an offensive technique used by [[Misty]] on [[Seiya]]. With one's cosmo in one's hand, it is forced forward, and a powerful force hits the foe, sending them flying back.	+	"Mavrou Trypa", Greek for 'Black Hole', is an offensive technique used by [[Misty]] on [[Seiya]]. With one's cosmo in one's hand, it is forced forward, and a powerful force hits the foe, sending them flying back.

-	=====Unnamed Barrier=====	+	=====Unnamed Air Barrier=====
	[[Misty]] uses an unnamed defensive technique against [[Seiya]]. Moving his hands up and down at high speed, he creates a barrier of air to reflect any coming attacks.		[[Misty]] uses an unnamed defensive technique against [[Seiya]]. Moving his hands up and down at high speed, he creates a barrier of air to reflect any coming attacks.

	==Notes & Trivia==		==Notes & Trivia==
	{{Athena's 88 Cloths}}		{{Athena's 88 Cloths}}

Lizard Silver Cloth

Mewzard — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:52:50 GMT

"Unnamed Barrier"

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[[Image:Animelizardcloth.jpg|''Pink and White?...Damnit Toei...''|300 px|thumb]]
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*Cloth: [[Silver Cloth]]
*[[Constellations|Constellation]]: [[Constellations#Lacerta_.28Lizard.29|Lacerta (Lizard)]]
*Saints: [[Misty]]
*Status: Damaged
*Versions: 1
*Sagas: [[Sanctuary (arc)]]
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The ''Lizard Silver Cloth'' is the cloth of the Saint [[Misty]] in [[Saint Seiya]]. It is of the second class of the cloths that [[Saori Kido|Athena's]] Saints wield, the [[Silver Cloth|Silver Cloths]].

==Cloth History==
===To Lack a Myth===
The [[Constellations#Lacerta_.28Lizard.29|Lizard]] constellation is one of the more modern constellations that lacks any real myth behind it.

===Pretty Boy===
[[Misty]] trained to be a [[Saint]] in Côte d'Azur, France by an unknown master. The cloth was likely kept in [[Sanctuary]] until a [[Saint]] worthy of wearing it was found. He follows the orders of the [[Pope]], and is the first [[Silver Saint]] to attack [[Seiya]] and his fellow [[Bronze Saint|Bronze Saints]]. He manages to do some damage to [[Seiya]], but falls due to his own avoidance of damage, and [[Seiya|Seiya's]] growth.

===Previous War===
While the [[Cloth]] is in the previous era, wearers of the cloth have not been seen in the past.

===Shining Bishonen Go!===
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This is the form the Lizard Silver Cloth takes during the original [[Saint Seiya]] series. [[Misty]] earned the cloth in Côte d'Azur, France, and it was first seen when [[Misty]] ambushes the [[Bronze Saint|Bronze Saints]] in volume 5. Like most [[Silver Cloth|Silver Cloth's]] original forms, it covers a decent amount of the body, between [[Bronze Cloth|Bronze Cloths]] and [[Gold Cloth|Gold Cloths]]. The cloth itself shows no real unique traits outside of those given to other Silver Cloths. The Cloth was last seen as [[Misty]] fell in battle to [[Seiya]]

==Properties==
===Special Abilities of Silver Cloth of Lizard===
The Lizard Silver Cloth, while having all of the strength and endurance of a [[Silver Cloth]], has no special traits that make it stand out as a cloth.

===Techniques used by Lizard Saints===
[[Misty]] uses two major techniques during his various fights.

====="Marble Tripper"=====
"Marble Tripper" is an offensive technique used by [[Misty]] on [[Seiya]]. With one's cosmo in one's hand, it is forced forward, and a powerful force hits the foe, sending them flying back.

=====Unnamed Barrier=====
[[Misty]] uses an unnamed defensive technique against [[Seiya]]. Moving his hands up and down at high speed, he creates a barrier of air to reflect any coming attacks.

==Notes & Trivia==
{{Athena's 88 Cloths}}

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Eagle Silver Cloth

Mewzard — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:38:48 GMT

Bikini Cloth?

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-	This is the form the Eagle Silver Cloth takes during the original [[Saint Seiya]] series. [[Marin]] earned the cloth in [[Sanctuary]], and it was first seen when [[Marin]] trains [[Seiya]] in volume 1, but it's not shown in action until volume 6. ~~Unike~~ most [[Silver Cloth\|Silver Cloth's]] original forms, it only covers a little bit of the wearers body, more akin to a [[Bronze Saint]] (albeit, more powerful). The cloth itself shows no real unique traits outside of those given to other Silver Cloths. The Cloth was last seen in [[Sanctuary]], when [[Marin]], [[Shaina]], [[Kiki]], and the other [[Bronze Saint\|Bronze Saints]] defended [[Seika]].	+	This is the form the Eagle Silver Cloth takes during the original [[Saint Seiya]] series. [[Marin]] earned the cloth in [[Sanctuary]], and it was first seen when [[Marin]] trains [[Seiya]] in volume 1, but it's not shown in action until volume 6. Unlike most [[Silver Cloth\|Silver Cloth's]] original forms, it only covers a little bit of the wearers body, more akin to a [[Bronze Saint]] (albeit, more powerful). The cloth itself shows no real unique traits outside of those given to other Silver Cloths. The Cloth was last seen in [[Sanctuary]], when [[Marin]], [[Shaina]], [[Kiki]], and the other [[Bronze Saint\|Bronze Saints]] defended [[Seika]].

	==Properties==		==Properties==

Ophiucus Silver Cloth

Mewzard — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:38:25 GMT

Battle Armor-Swimsuit Edition

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-	This is the form the Ophiuchus Silver Cloth takes during the original [[Saint Seiya]] series. [[Shaina]] earned the cloth in [[Sanctuary]], and it was first seen when [[Shaina]] ambushes [[Seiya]] in volume 6. ~~Unike~~ most [[Silver Cloth\|Silver Cloth's]] original forms, it only covers a little bit of the wearers body, more akin to a [[Bronze Saint]] (albeit, more powerful). The cloth itself shows no real unique traits outside of those given to other Silver Cloths. The Cloth was last seen in [[Sanctuary]], when [[Marin]], [[Shaina]], [[Kiki]], and the other [[Bronze Saint\|Bronze Saints]] defended [[Seika]].	+	This is the form the Ophiuchus Silver Cloth takes during the original [[Saint Seiya]] series. [[Shaina]] earned the cloth in [[Sanctuary]], and it was first seen when [[Shaina]] ambushes [[Seiya]] in volume 6. Unlike most [[Silver Cloth\|Silver Cloth's]] original forms, it only covers a little bit of the wearers body, more akin to a [[Bronze Saint]] (albeit, more powerful). The cloth itself shows no real unique traits outside of those given to other Silver Cloths. The Cloth was last seen in [[Sanctuary]], when [[Marin]], [[Shaina]], [[Kiki]], and the other [[Bronze Saint\|Bronze Saints]] defended [[Seika]].

	==Properties==		==Properties==

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The Lost Canvas

Andrew43 — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:17:17 GMT

Vol. 6

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	*Volume 17 (08.12.2009)		*Volume 17 (08.12.2009)
		+	*Volume 18 (08.03.2010)
		+	*Volume 19 (07.05.2010)
		+	*Volume 20 (08.07.2010)

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	* Episodes:		* Episodes:
	**11.: Not reachable anymore (もう届かない, mou todokanai)		**11.: Not reachable anymore (もう届かない, mou todokanai)
-	**12.: ?	+	**12.: Sacrifice That Will Not Fade ((絶えない犠牲), taenai gisei)
		+	**13.: The Journey Starts ((旅立ち, Tabidachi)

	== Source ==		== Source ==

Sagitta Silver Cloth

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:The ''Sagitta Silver Cloth'' is the Cloth that [[Ptolemy]] wears in [[Main Page|Saint Seiya]]. It is of the second class of the cloths that [[Saori Kido|Athena's]] Saints wield, the [[Silver Cloth|Silver Cloths]].

*Cloth: [[Silver Cloth]]
*[[Constellations|Constellation]]: [[Constellations#Sagitta|Sagitta]]
*Saints: [[Ptolemy]], [[Maya]]
*Status: In the Sanctuary.
*Versions: 2
*Sagas: [[Saint Seiya: Jashin Eris]], [[12 Temples arc|12 Temples]]

==Cloth History==
:Created by the alchemists of Mu along with the other 87 Cloths. in the 20th century it was given to [[Ptolemy]] in Thebes, Egypt. He took it to the Sanctuary in Greece where he wore it as a Saint of Athena. At the same time, an old Sagitta Saint by the name of Maya was revived by the goddess [[Eris]] and given a Sagitta Cloth. This latter Sagitta Cloth was severely damaged by Pegasus [[Seiya]] and left to remain in Eris temple. Ptolemy was eventually ordered by the Pope to guide Athena to Sanctuary and ambush her. The attack was seen through rather quickly by Kido's accompanying Bronze Saints, whereas Pegasus Seiya retaliated against Ptolemy. The Saint was defeated and the Sagitta Cloth was damaged, but not without sending a golden arrow to the heart of Saori Kido.<ref> Saint Seiya Vol 8, ISBN 1-59116-715-9 </ref>

==Properties==
:When worn, the user can launch a golden arrow from the Sagitta Cloth's left gauntlet.

'''Techniques used by Sagitta Saints:'''
*Phantom Arrow: The user fires an illusion of arrow-showers continually, only to disguise a sole golden arrow. The golden arrow can if not already burrow its way into its opponent heart. Only the power of Athena can pull it out.
*Hunting Arrow Express: The user fires showers of poisonous arrows that can eliminate the five senses in a man.

==Behind the Scenes==
*The Sagitta Cloth was initially designed by Masami Kurumada for the first Saint Seiya movie. The Cloth was refined for its theatrical debut and differs from the original design in various parts. But like with the Lyra Cloth it was presented into the manga as well.<ref>http://www.majhost.com/gallery/Refuteku/SaintSeiya/Movie/phov32jj5.jpg</ref>
*Of the three versions that exists of the Sagitta Cloth(movie, manga and anime), the biggest difference is between the movie version and the latter. The movie version has completely different leg armor, a rounder second left shoulder pad, a very simplified belt, a slightly different right arm guard, a triangular field on the chest-plate instead of round, and its blue instead of silver. The anime version is mostly the same to the manga version except that it retains the simplified belt.

==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Athena's 88 Cloths}}

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Caelum Bronze Cloth

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 16:23:38 GMT

Cloth History

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	==Cloth History==		==Cloth History==
	:Created by the alchemists of Mu along with the other 87 Cloths. During the Black Saints arc Dragon Shiryu ventured to Aries Mu in Jamir to get his Dragon and the Pegasus Cloths repaired. While there Mu used the tools to repair the two Bronze Cloths. If those tools belong to the Caelum Cloth or if there is another set of tools for the other repair Cloth, Sculptor, is not clear. The tools, however, came to appear again after the Sanctuary arc when the Bronze Cloths needed repairs again.		:Created by the alchemists of Mu along with the other 87 Cloths. During the Black Saints arc Dragon Shiryu ventured to Aries Mu in Jamir to get his Dragon and the Pegasus Cloths repaired. While there Mu used the tools to repair the two Bronze Cloths. If those tools belong to the Caelum Cloth or if there is another set of tools for the other repair Cloth, Sculptor, is not clear. The tools, however, came to appear again after the Sanctuary arc when the Bronze Cloths needed repairs again.
-	:In the Saint Seiya Taizen we can read that the Graad foundation restored the Caelum cloth sometime, most likely after Hades' defeat. It was listed as coming from the Cloth Graveyard in Jamir and got its properties researched. <ref> Saint Seiya Vol 4, ~~ISBN~~ ISBN 4-08-851757-1 </ref><ref> Saint Seiya Encyclopedia, page 77 ISBN 4-8342-1690-X </ref>	+	:In the Saint Seiya Taizen we can read that the Graad foundation restored the Caelum cloth sometime, most likely after Hades' defeat. It was listed as coming from the Cloth Graveyard in Jamir and got its properties researched. <ref> Saint Seiya Vol 4, ISBN 4-08-851757-1 </ref><ref> Saint Seiya Encyclopedia, page 77 ISBN 4-8342-1690-X </ref>

	==Properties==		==Properties==

Tateza Silver Cloth

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 16:07:23 GMT

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	:''Bone Crush Screw:'' Executed when the user jumps up and begins to spin around and increasing the rotation until a kick is delivered with force.		:''Bone Crush Screw:'' Executed when the user jumps up and begins to spin around and increasing the rotation until a kick is delivered with force.

-	==~~Notes~~==	+	==Behind the Scenes==
	:*The Tateza Cloth has gone under many names in production of Saint Seiya: The Movie. It was first known as the "Shield" Cloth,<ref>http://www.majhost.com/gallery/Refuteku/SaintSeiya/Movie/anime_comic_08.jpg</ref> but this was changed in the movie itself to the equivalent Japanese word, "Tateza". For the DVD release of the movie the Cloth received the "Scutum" name in the accompanying booklet.		:*The Tateza Cloth has gone under many names in production of Saint Seiya: The Movie. It was first known as the "Shield" Cloth,<ref>http://www.majhost.com/gallery/Refuteku/SaintSeiya/Movie/anime_comic_08.jpg</ref> but this was changed in the movie itself to the equivalent Japanese word, "Tateza". For the DVD release of the movie the Cloth received the "Scutum" name in the accompanying booklet.

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Crateris Silver Cloth

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 15:32:59 GMT

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	==Cloth History==		==Cloth History==
	[[Image:Crateris Cloth Box.png\|100 px\|thumb\|left\|''"Tada! First Silver Cloth Box!"'']]		[[Image:Crateris Cloth Box.png\|100 px\|thumb\|left\|''"Tada! First Silver Cloth Box!"'']]
-	:Created by the alchemists of Mu along with the other 87 Cloths. In the 18th century the Crateris Cloth was given to Suikyō and followed him on a mission outside ~~the Sanctuary~~. The Silver Cloth was then given to [[Tenma]] for safekeeping as Suikyo departed to unknown grounds. The Cloth was put in a barrel and straddled on Tenma's horse, Pegasus. however when Tenma had been beaten very seriously by Specters, a Specter pawn moved to kill the Saint. Pegasus ~~dashed~~ in front of his master and protected him, the Specter used his scythe to destroy one the barrel with the Crateris Cloth as Pegasus retaliated and kicked the Specter to death. Shion, Dohko and Tenma then filled the Cloth in its object form with water and healed themselves. The Saints where then able to have a glimpse into the future. They later took the Cloth with them to the [[Sanctuary]], where they left it. Eventually the Cloth would be severely damaged and left in [[Jamir]].	+	:Created by the alchemists of Mu along with the other 87 Cloths. In the 18th century the Crateris Cloth was given to Suikyō in the Sanctuary and followed him on a mission outside its borders. The Silver Cloth was then given to [[Tenma]] for safekeeping as Suikyo departed to unknown grounds. The Cloth was put in a barrel and straddled on Tenma's horse, Pegasus. however when Tenma had been beaten very seriously by Specters, a Specter pawn moved to kill the Saint. Pegasus dashes in front of his master and protected him, the Specter used his scythe to destroy one the barrel with the Crateris Cloth as Pegasus retaliated and kicked the Specter to death. Shion, Dohko and Tenma then filled the Cloth in its object form with water and healed themselves. The Saints where then able to have a glimpse into the future. They later took the Cloth with them to the [[Sanctuary]], where they left it. Eventually the Cloth would be severely damaged and left in [[Jamir]].

	In 1990 the Cloth had been retrieved from the Cloth Graveyard in Jamir. Saori Kido's Graad foundation restored it to a lesser from.		In 1990 the Cloth had been retrieved from the Cloth Graveyard in Jamir. Saori Kido's Graad foundation restored it to a lesser from.

	==Properties==		==Properties==
-	[[Image:Crateris Cloth.png\|100 px\|thumb\|right\|''"Everybody have a drink on me!"'']]	+	[[Image:Crateris Cloth2.png\|100 px\|thumb\|left\|''"Everybody have a drink on me!"'']][[Image:Crateris Cloth.png\|100 px\|thumb\|right\|''"Everybody have a drink on me!"'']]
	:The Crateris Cloth had two unique abilities when in its object form. If one poured water into the Cloth, the water would be given healing properties to help Saints on the battlefield. One could also see visions of the future in the water. Legends told in the Sanctuary spoke of Athena using a cup to satisfy her thirst in battle, the Crateris Cloth is supposed to be this cup.		:The Crateris Cloth had two unique abilities when in its object form. If one poured water into the Cloth, the water would be given healing properties to help Saints on the battlefield. One could also see visions of the future in the water. Legends told in the Sanctuary spoke of Athena using a cup to satisfy her thirst in battle, the Crateris Cloth is supposed to be this cup.

-	'''Techniques used by Crateris Saints'''	+	'''Techniques used by Crateris Saints:'''
-	None so far.	+	:None so far.

	==References==		==References==
	{{reflist}}		{{reflist}}
	{{Athena's 88 Cloths}}		{{Athena's 88 Cloths}}

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Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 12:22:02 GMT

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	==Plot==		==Plot==
-	In 1990, in Elysion; the five ~~saints~~ Seiya, ~~Hyoga~~, Shun, ~~Shiryu~~ and Ikki are ~~battling~~ the god [[Hades]]. During the battle, Hades ~~starts remembering~~ that he has seen Seiya's face before and comes to the conclusion that he faced him before. He thus starts reminiscing about his previous host body, and the story starts 247 prior. The Pegasus Saint of this era is best friends with Alone, the ~~former~~ host of Hades. Dohko and ~~Sion has~~ just been promoted to Gold Saints and eventually the two duos ~~meet~~.<ref name="Chapter 0">~~Shonen~~ Champion #22+23 2006</ref><ref name="Chapter 1">~~Shonen~~ Champion #36+37 2006</ref>	+	In the year 1990, in [[Elysion]]; the five Bronze Saints of [[Athena]] [[Seiya]], [[Hyōga]], [[Shun]], [[Shiryū]] and [[Ikki]] are locked in deadly combat. Having wreaked havoc in the Underworld's army of Specters and succeeding in resurrecting their armors into "God Cloths", they engage the god [[Hades]] in a final duel to the death. During the battle, Hades remembers that he has seen Seiya's face before and comes to the conclusion that he faced him before. He thus starts reminiscing about his previous host body, and the story starts 247 years prior, in the 18th century. The protagonist, the Pegasus Saint of this era, is an orphan who is best friends with a boy named Alone, the host of Hades in this era. Former Bronze Saints [[Dohko]] and [[Shion]], two prominent characters in Kurumada's original manga as the sole survivors of the holy war of that century, have just been promoted to Gold Saints and eventually the two duos share a meeting.<ref name="Chapter 0">Shōnen Champion #22+23 2006</ref><ref name="Chapter 1">Shōnen Champion #36+37 2006</ref>
-		+

	===Production & Style===		===Production & Style===
-	Masami Kurumada first ~~revealed~~ the start of the follow up to his famous Saint Seiya series in 2006. On ~~the 21st of~~ April he posted an image of ~~the~~ Lord of the Underworld, ~~Hades~~ on his blog.<ref>http://www.kurumadapro.jp/kinkyou2006a.html</ref>	+	Masami Kurumada first announced the start of the follow-up to his famous ''Saint Seiya'' series in 2006. On April 21 he posted an image of Hades, Lord of the Underworld, on his blog.<ref>http://www.kurumadapro.jp/kinkyou2006a.html</ref>
-	~~Small~~ chapters came to be published once or even trice per month due to its sporadic release until January ~~4th~~, 2007 when the next chapter didn't get released until August 2, 2007. The series have kept up ~~these~~ sporadic releases, but Masami Kurumada updates his blog after a longer interval to show the next upcoming chapters. <ref>http://www.kurumadapro.jp/kinkyou2007b.html</ref>	+	Short chapters came to be published once or even trice per month due to its sporadic release until January 4, 2007 when the next chapter didn't get released until August 2, 2007. The series have kept up sporadic releases, with brief intervals of week-to-week publication, but Masami Kurumada updates his blog after a longer interval to show the next upcoming chapters.<ref>http://www.kurumadapro.jp/kinkyou2007b.html</ref> In Volume 2, in his personal message, Masami Kurumada apologies for the delay of the second volume; revealing that he was sick for a long time in the spring of 2009.<ref name="SS Next Dimension Vol 2, Personal message">{{cite book \|title= Saint Seiya Next Dimension, Volume 2\|year=2010\|last= Kurumada \|first= Masami \|publisher= Akita Shoten \|chapter=\|page= 1 (binder) \|isbn= 978-4-253-13272-5}}</ref>
-	Following Masami Kurumada's traditional writing and drawing style, the ~~story~~ unfolds in typical [[shōnen]] manga narrative. In addition each chapter is presented in full color. During the first 14 chapters, the borderline of the pages was ~~also~~ colored to look like a starlit night sky, this was changed to standard white in part 14 and further. ~~Part~~ 15 and 16 ~~was~~ published in a black & white ~~state accompanied~~ by one color image. ~~Part 17 and 18 was~~ published ~~with several more color images, but overall~~ black and white. ~~This is most likely to boost sales~~ of the ~~volumes~~.	+
		+	Following Masami Kurumada's traditional writing and drawing style, the storyline unfolds in typical [[shōnen]] manga narrative. In addition each chapter is presented in full color. The first chapter was initially called Prologue ①, however, the "①" was removed in the collected first volume. During the first 14 chapters, the borderline of the pages was colored to look like a starlit night sky, this was changed to standard white in part 14 and further chapters as well as a standard in compiled volumes.<ref name="Chapter 14 2009">Shōnen Champion #11 2009</ref> Parts 15 and 16 were published in a black & white format complemented by one color image each. The following parts have continued being released in black & white accompanied by various colored pages. The parts published in black and white will be available in full color in their respective volume compilation.<ref name="Chapter 15">Shōnen Champion #12 2009</ref><ref name="Chapter 16">Shōnen Champion #13 2009</ref> Certain objects and pieces of information that was previously published in the Saint Seiya Encyclopedia are used in the story such as one of Athena's 88 armors, the [[Crateris Silver Cloth]].<ref name="SS Encyclopedia, Extra Cloths">{{cite book \|title= Saint Seiya Encyclopedia\|year=2001\|last= Kurumada \|first= Masami \|publisher= Akita Shoten \|chapter=\|page= 77 \|isbn= 4-8342-1690-X}}</ref>

	==Characters==		==Characters==
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	* Part 16: "As long as love exists" - published on [[February 25]] [[2009]]		* Part 16: "As long as love exists" - published on [[February 25]] [[2009]]
	* Part 17: "Raskmoon" - published on [[September 17]] [[2009]]		* Part 17: "Raskmoon" - published on [[September 17]] [[2009]]
-	* Part 18: "???" - to be published on [[September ~~24]] [[2009]]~~	+	* Part 18: "Immortal bird" - published on September 24, 2009
		+	* Part 19: "The gate to time and space" - published on October 1, 2009
		+	* Part 20: "Athena's Birth" - published on March 11, 2010
		+	* Part 21: "The Pope's Dagger" - published on March 18, 2010
		+	* Part 22: "To Athena's Side" - published on March 25, 2010
		+	* Part 23: "The Enemy Is Inside the Sanctuary" - published on March 29, 2010
		+	* Part 24: "Crystal Wall" - published on August 19, 2010
		+	* Part 25: "Tears of Blood" - published on August 26, 2010
		+	* Part 26: "The guidance of Athena" - published on September 2, 2010
		+	* Part 27: "???" - to be published on September 9, 2010

	==Reception==		==Reception==
-	During its first ~~weeks~~, the first volume of the manga sold 30,618 copies in Japan.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/news/2009-02-13/japanese-comic-ranking-february-3-9\|date=2009-02-13\|publisher=Anime News Network\|title=Japanese Comic Ranking, February ~~3-9~~\|accessdate=2009-09-16}}</ref>	+	During its first week, the first volume of the manga sold 30,618 copies in Japan and stood on the 22nd place of most sold in February 2009.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com.au/news/2009-02-13/japanese-comic-ranking-february-3-9\|date=2009-02-13\|publisher=Anime News Network\|title=Japanese Comic Ranking, February 3–9\|accessdate=2009-09-16}}</ref> The following week it had sold 57,426 copies, but had gone down to 27th place of most sold that month.<ref>{{cite web\|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2009-02-18/japanese-comic-ranking-february-10-16\|publisher=Anime News Network\|title=Japanese Comic Ranking, February 10–16\|accessdate=2009-10-28}}</ref>After its first week the second volume lay on 9th place of most bought manga volume of march in Japan.<ref>{{cite web\|urlhttp://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-03-17/japanese-comic-ranking-march-8-14\|title=Japanese Comic Ranking, March\|accessdate=2010-03-15}}</ref>

	==External links==		==External links==

Crateris Silver Cloth

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 11:35:01 GMT

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:The ''Crateris Silver Cloth'' is the Cloth that [[Suikyō]] wears in [[Main Page|Saint Seiya]]. It is of the second class of the cloths that [[Saori Kido|Athena's]] Saints wield, the [[Silver Cloth|Silver Cloths]].

*Cloth: [[Silver Cloth]]
*[[Constellations|Constellation]]: [[Constellations#Crater|Crater]]
*Saints: Suikyō
*Status: Repaired
*Versions: 2
*Sagas: [[Saint Seiya: Next Dimension|Next Dimension]]

==Cloth History==
[[Image:Crateris Cloth Box.png|100 px|thumb|left|''"Tada! First Silver Cloth Box!"'']]
:Created by the alchemists of Mu along with the other 87 Cloths. In the 18th century the Crateris Cloth was given to Suikyō and followed him on a mission outside the Sanctuary. The Silver Cloth was then given to [[Tenma]] for safekeeping as Suikyo departed to unknown grounds. The Cloth was put in a barrel and straddled on Tenma's horse, Pegasus. however when Tenma had been beaten very seriously by Specters, a Specter pawn moved to kill the Saint. Pegasus dashed in front of his master and protected him, the Specter used his scythe to destroy one the barrel with the Crateris Cloth as Pegasus retaliated and kicked the Specter to death. Shion, Dohko and Tenma then filled the Cloth in its object form with water and healed themselves. The Saints where then able to have a glimpse into the future. They later took the Cloth with them to the [[Sanctuary]], where they left it. Eventually the Cloth would be severely damaged and left in [[Jamir]].

In 1990 the Cloth had been retrieved from the Cloth Graveyard in Jamir. Saori Kido's Graad foundation restored it to a lesser from.

==Properties==
[[Image:Crateris Cloth.png|100 px|thumb|right|''"Everybody have a drink on me!"'']]
:The Crateris Cloth had two unique abilities when in its object form. If one poured water into the Cloth, the water would be given healing properties to help Saints on the battlefield. One could also see visions of the future in the water. Legends told in the Sanctuary spoke of Athena using a cup to satisfy her thirst in battle, the Crateris Cloth is supposed to be this cup.

'''Techniques used by Crateris Saints'''
None so far.

==References==
{{reflist}}
{{Athena's 88 Cloths}}

File:Crateris Cloth Box.png

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 11:16:42 GMT

uploaded "[[File:Crateris Cloth Box.png]]" The Crateris Cloth Box. From Saint Seiya: Next Dimension part 12. Copyright Masami Kurumada, Shueisha.

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Albafica

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:54:53 GMT

A Rose Is a Rose Is a Rose

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	*Aphrodite is also extremely proud of his physical beauty. Albafica appears to acknowledge this trait, but is not overly concerned with it.		*Aphrodite is also extremely proud of his physical beauty. Albafica appears to acknowledge this trait, but is not overly concerned with it.
	*While Albafica is portrayed to be a lone wolf, it is hinted that he only does so because of the powerful poison in his body. Alternatively, Aphrodite has shown to not be hesitant to approach anyone.		*While Albafica is portrayed to be a lone wolf, it is hinted that he only does so because of the powerful poison in his body. Alternatively, Aphrodite has shown to not be hesitant to approach anyone.
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Asmita

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:53:59 GMT

The Nature of Men

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	*Asmita is the creator of the 108 beads rosary, which seals the souls of Hades' 108 spectres to prevent their deity from resurrecting them after death. This same rosary would eventually be passed down to his reincarnation, Shaka, for use against the spectres during his time's Holy War.		*Asmita is the creator of the 108 beads rosary, which seals the souls of Hades' 108 spectres to prevent their deity from resurrecting them after death. This same rosary would eventually be passed down to his reincarnation, Shaka, for use against the spectres during his time's Holy War.
	*At the time of the Holy War, Asmita had yet to earn mastery of the 8th sense. On the other hand, Shaka had already understood the mechanics of it during the same time frame in his era.		*At the time of the Holy War, Asmita had yet to earn mastery of the 8th sense. On the other hand, Shaka had already understood the mechanics of it during the same time frame in his era.
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Manigoldo

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:53:22 GMT

Don't Be Crabby

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	*The chest that Manigoldo and his master Sage sealed Thanatos within would last up until the a decade before the next Holy War. During her childhood, the [[Pandora]] of the 1990's would accidentally undo the seal.		*The chest that Manigoldo and his master Sage sealed Thanatos within would last up until the a decade before the next Holy War. During her childhood, the [[Pandora]] of the 1990's would accidentally undo the seal.
	*Manigoldo, having access to three more techniques than Deathmask, is evidently more versatile than his later reincarnation.		*Manigoldo, having access to three more techniques than Deathmask, is evidently more versatile than his later reincarnation.
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Defteros

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:52:43 GMT

Sources

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	<sup>[12]</sup> Chapter 152<br>		<sup>[12]</sup> Chapter 152<br>
	<sup>[13]</sup> Chapter 153-159		<sup>[13]</sup> Chapter 153-159
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Hasgard

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:52:16 GMT

By The Horns

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	*The Aldebaran of the 1700's had his own trainee trio with specialized attairs, down to horned shoulder pads.		*The Aldebaran of the 1700's had his own trainee trio with specialized attairs, down to horned shoulder pads.
	*The Aldebaran of the 1990's was friendly with [[Mu\|Aries Mu]], while the Aldebaran of the 1700's was close with [[Dohko\|Libra Dohko]].		*The Aldebaran of the 1990's was friendly with [[Mu\|Aries Mu]], while the Aldebaran of the 1700's was close with [[Dohko\|Libra Dohko]].
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Shura

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:51:50 GMT

Note & Trivia

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	*In ''Saint Seiya: The Next Dimension'', the Capricorn Saint of the 1700's is a man named [[Izo]], who wields a spiritual katana that shares the "Excalibur" name but is notably different from the legendary sword. In ''Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas'', [[El Cid]] is identical to Shura in terms of appearance and manifests the same Excalibur.		*In ''Saint Seiya: The Next Dimension'', the Capricorn Saint of the 1700's is a man named [[Izo]], who wields a spiritual katana that shares the "Excalibur" name but is notably different from the legendary sword. In ''Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas'', [[El Cid]] is identical to Shura in terms of appearance and manifests the same Excalibur.
	*In ''Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen - Overture'', Shura was among the twelve gold saints captured and imprisoned by the Olympian Gods for committing the ultimate crime of a human rebelling against the gods.		*In ''Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen - Overture'', Shura was among the twelve gold saints captured and imprisoned by the Olympian Gods for committing the ultimate crime of a human rebelling against the gods.
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Aiolos

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:51:28 GMT

Notes & Trivia

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	*The Sagittarius Cloth originally debuted with a drastically different appearance than the final and more commonly recognized design. The explanation given in the manga is that Mitsumasa Kido had hired technicians to create a fake Sagittarius Cloth in order to deceive Sanctuary. In the anime, the Sagittarius Cloth seems to spontaneously change to the more familiar design while hibernating at the bottom of a lake, between episodes 34 and 37.		*The Sagittarius Cloth originally debuted with a drastically different appearance than the final and more commonly recognized design. The explanation given in the manga is that Mitsumasa Kido had hired technicians to create a fake Sagittarius Cloth in order to deceive Sanctuary. In the anime, the Sagittarius Cloth seems to spontaneously change to the more familiar design while hibernating at the bottom of a lake, between episodes 34 and 37.
	*In a recent interview, author Masami Kurumada commented that had he kept Aiolos alive, it's likely he would've eventually become a main character of the series.		*In a recent interview, author Masami Kurumada commented that had he kept Aiolos alive, it's likely he would've eventually become a main character of the series.
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Dohko

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	*Related characters: [[Shunrei]] (adopted dughter), [[Shiryu]] (acolyte), [[Shion]] (Comrade from previous wars)		*Related characters: [[Shunrei]] (adopted dughter), [[Shiryu]] (acolyte), [[Shion]] (Comrade from previous wars)
	*Seiyuu: [[Kōji Yada]] (old), [[Michitaka Kobayashi]] (young, original), [[Kenyū Horiuchi]] (young, Hades: Sanctuary-)		*Seiyuu: [[Kōji Yada]] (old), [[Michitaka Kobayashi]] (young, original), [[Kenyū Horiuchi]] (young, Hades: Sanctuary-)
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Shaka

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:48:25 GMT

Notes & Trivia

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	*[[Mitsuya Yuuji]] has provided the voice for Virgo Shaka in every instance of the anime where the character is featured. Other veteran voices that have remained the same throughout the years are: [[Aiolia\|Leo Aiolia]], [[Aldebaran\|Taurus Aldebaran]], [[Aiolos\|Sagittarius Aiolos]], [[Julian Solo]], [[Sorrento\|Siren Sorrento]], [[Aphrodite\|Pisces Aphrodite]], [[Deathmask\|Cancer Deathmask]], and old [[Dohko\|Libra Dohko]].		*[[Mitsuya Yuuji]] has provided the voice for Virgo Shaka in every instance of the anime where the character is featured. Other veteran voices that have remained the same throughout the years are: [[Aiolia\|Leo Aiolia]], [[Aldebaran\|Taurus Aldebaran]], [[Aiolos\|Sagittarius Aiolos]], [[Julian Solo]], [[Sorrento\|Siren Sorrento]], [[Aphrodite\|Pisces Aphrodite]], [[Deathmask\|Cancer Deathmask]], and old [[Dohko\|Libra Dohko]].
	*There is a notable difference between the Virgo cloth in the anime, and the Virgo cloth in the manga. In the manga, there is a circular connector in the middle of the cloth's chest where the shoulder blades join together; in the anime, this piece is omitted. The "''Saint Seiya: Episode G''" manga, while illustrated by Megumi Okada, interestingly retains the anime's version of the Virgo cloth as opposed to original author Masami Kurumada's design.		*There is a notable difference between the Virgo cloth in the anime, and the Virgo cloth in the manga. In the manga, there is a circular connector in the middle of the cloth's chest where the shoulder blades join together; in the anime, this piece is omitted. The "''Saint Seiya: Episode G''" manga, while illustrated by Megumi Okada, interestingly retains the anime's version of the Virgo cloth as opposed to original author Masami Kurumada's design.
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Deathmask

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:48:03 GMT

fix and tempalte

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	{{quote\|The meanings of justice and evil are all in the eye of the beholder. History has proven this to us. Even if it's evil, the one who stands in triumph will be acknowledged as just.\|Deathmask to [[Dohko]]\|"[[Kousoku! Mach o Koeru Kyoken]]"}}		{{quote\|The meanings of justice and evil are all in the eye of the beholder. History has proven this to us. Even if it's evil, the one who stands in triumph will be acknowledged as just.\|Deathmask to [[Dohko]]\|"[[Kousoku! Mach o Koeru Kyoken]]"}}

		+	==Story==
	Deathmask is the guardian of [[Cancer Temple]] in [[Sanctuary]]. He is portrayed as cruel and evil, even though he himself doesn't consider himself to be evil - his foremost belief is that power is justice, and it is the winner in any war who determines ultimately what is just and therefore good.		Deathmask is the guardian of [[Cancer Temple]] in [[Sanctuary]]. He is portrayed as cruel and evil, even though he himself doesn't consider himself to be evil - his foremost belief is that power is justice, and it is the winner in any war who determines ultimately what is just and therefore good.

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	Only at the end their souls return to join with the other Gold Saints to break the [[Wailing Wall]], sacrificing themselves and thus proving that ultimately they were Saints loyal to Athena, too.		Only at the end their souls return to join with the other Gold Saints to break the [[Wailing Wall]], sacrificing themselves and thus proving that ultimately they were Saints loyal to Athena, too.

		+	==Techniques==
	'''Special Move:'''		'''Special Move:'''

	Sekishiki Meikai Ha (Praesepe Underworld Wave) - this is the power to open a doorway to Yomotsu Hirasaka that sends the soul of his opponent right into the forecourt of the underworld, where they are drawn towards the Pit of Yomotsu, the entrance to the land of the dead from which there is no return back to the world of the living.		Sekishiki Meikai Ha (Praesepe Underworld Wave) - this is the power to open a doorway to Yomotsu Hirasaka that sends the soul of his opponent right into the forecourt of the underworld, where they are drawn towards the Pit of Yomotsu, the entrance to the land of the dead from which there is no return back to the world of the living.

-	As with all Gold Saints, Deathmask has attained the [[Seventh Sense]], enabling him to move at the speed of light. The way he '~~diasappears~~' into the waterfall of Rozan would indicate that he is also able to teleport as even moving at ~~lightspeed~~ shouldn't enable him to walk through rocks that way. He also has reasonable telekinetic abilities, able to extend his influence from Greece to China.	+	As with all Gold Saints, Deathmask has attained the [[Seventh Sense]], enabling him to move at the speed of light. The way he 'disappears' into the waterfall of Rozan would indicate that he is also able to teleport as even moving at light-speed shouldn't enable him to walk through rocks that way. He also has reasonable telekinetic abilities, able to extend his influence from Greece to China.

-	~~'''Appearances in the TV Series:'''~~	+	{{Gold Saints}}
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-	*39: Kousoku! Mach o Koeru Kyoken (Speed of Light! The Blow Exceeds the Sound Barrier)	+
-	*48: Dragon! Yomigaere Shi no Kuni Kara (Dragon! Rebirth from the Land of Death)	+
-	*49: Ai! Shunrei no Inori (Love! Shunrei's Prayer)	+
-	*50: Nobore Ryu! Shiryu Ikari no Cosmo (Rise, Dragon! Shiryu's Raging Cosmo)	+
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-	~~'''Appearances in the OVA Series:'''~~	+
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-	*1: Hades - Sanctuary 1: Beginning of a New Holy War	+
-	*2: Hades - Sanctuary 2: Lamenting Trio	+
-	*3: Hades - Sanctuary 3: Crawling One's Shadow	+
-	*12: Hades - Sanctuary 12: Athena's Cloth	+
-	*25: Hades - Inferno 12: Farewell! Gold Saints	+
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-	~~'''Appearances in the Movies:'''~~	+
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-	*Movie 3: Shinku no Shounen Densetsu (Legend of Crimson Youth)	+

Kanon

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:45:06 GMT

Notes & Trivia

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	*Before the airing of the Poseidon saga, various promos and merchandises (such as box of the Bandai figure) depicted Kanon with grey hair and red eye -- identical to Saga's evil incarnation.		*Before the airing of the Poseidon saga, various promos and merchandises (such as box of the Bandai figure) depicted Kanon with grey hair and red eye -- identical to Saga's evil incarnation.
	*In the US translation of the manga released by VIZ, Kanon's name is spelled as "Canon". In the Hades Sanctuary Book, his name is also spelled "Canon."		*In the US translation of the manga released by VIZ, Kanon's name is spelled as "Canon". In the Hades Sanctuary Book, his name is also spelled "Canon."
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Saga

Tetsu Aero — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 10:44:04 GMT

Notes & Trivia

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	*Interestingly, ''Saint Seiya: Episode G'' chose to utilize the "Ares" aspect of Saga's evil personality, going as far as having the character declare himself as "Ares: The God of War" at one point. Whether or not the actual Greek deity is involved, or if Saga had merely borrowed the name and title, remains to be seen.		*Interestingly, ''Saint Seiya: Episode G'' chose to utilize the "Ares" aspect of Saga's evil personality, going as far as having the character declare himself as "Ares: The God of War" at one point. Whether or not the actual Greek deity is involved, or if Saga had merely borrowed the name and title, remains to be seen.
	*Outside of projected illusions, Saga has only donned the helmet with his Gemini cloth once in the manga, and twice in the anime - during the gathering of all twelve gold saints at the Wailing Wall, and in the flashback scene of [[Orphée\|Lyra Orphée]] playing his instrument in an audience consisting of the Grand Pope and the gold saints.		*Outside of projected illusions, Saga has only donned the helmet with his Gemini cloth once in the manga, and twice in the anime - during the gathering of all twelve gold saints at the Wailing Wall, and in the flashback scene of [[Orphée\|Lyra Orphée]] playing his instrument in an audience consisting of the Grand Pope and the gold saints.
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