Saint Seiya Gigantomachia (In between of Poseidon Arc and Hades Arc).Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas (An alternate look at the Holy War against Hades of 1743).Saint Seiya Ω (25 Years after the start of Classic Series, Year of 2011).Saint Seiya: Soul of Gold (In between Hades Inferno and Hades Elysium).Classic Anime: Sanctuary Arc (Early fillers not included).Saint Seiya: Episode.G: Assassin (Modern times, decades after the main series).
Saint Seiya: Golden Age (In between of Poseidon Arc and Hades Arc of the Classic Manga). Saint Seiya: Saintia Sho (Events happening parallel to Classic Manga). Saint Seiya: Next Dimension (days after the Hades Arc / Year of 1743 in the past). Classic Manga: Hades Arc (Year of 1990). 
Saint Seiya: Destiny (A manga of one chapter with a story parallel to the Poseidon Arc). Classic Manga: Poseidon Arc (Year of 1987). Classic Manga: Sanctuary Arc (Year of 1986). Saint Seiya: Episode.G Assassin - Prologue (months after of the fight against Cronus). 
Saint Seiya: Episode.G (7 Years before the start of Classic Series, Year of 1979). Saint Seiya: Origin (A manga of two chapters that is a prequel to the Classic Manga). Saint Seiya: Episode Zero (A manga of three chapters that is a prequel to the Classic Manga). This, alongside references to various "non-canonical" anime in the series, forced fans to look at the Saint Seiya Franchise from a new perspective. And last, but not least, the Saint Seiya Omega and Saint Seiya Soul of Gold anime, and the manga Saintia Sho.įor long all of these anime and manga were viewed as non-canonical spin offs, but all changed when in 2014, when the direct sequel to Episode G, Saint Seiya Episode G: Assassin started, and in it the existence of a Multiverse in the franchise was confirmed. Also released was the Heaven Chapter: Overture, intended as the first of a trilogy that would tell the Olympus Arc, but due to disapproval from Kurumada, the plan was abandoned. Since then, numerous anime and manga were released, such as Saint Seiya Next Dimension and Saint Seiya Lost Canvas in 2006, originally intended to be equally valid story-lines published simultaneously, yet since 2009 Next Dimension has been called the canonical continuation of Saint Seiya. In the next year, the Saint Seiya Hades OVAs began to be published, alongside the Light Novel Saint Seiya Gigantomachia, telling a story that happened in between the Poseidon and Hades arcs, and the manga Saint Seiya Episode G, a prequel focused on the Gold Saints, which Kurumada supervised, approved and officially confirmed canon. In 2001, the Saint Seiya Taizen Encyclopedia came to be, bundled alongside the Hypermyth, and with the two many details of the series's mythology became explained (Note: There was already a Hypermyth in 1990, but it was not written by, nor very supervised by Kurumada, and many of it's details are removed in it's 2001 update, making it clear what is the canonical version). This changed when both Masami Kurumada and Toei Animation decided to revive the series, and since them Saint Seiya has been an ever-growing, ever expanded franchise. #Saint seiya zeus chapter manga series#
When the original Manga / Anime came to an end, the series found itself in limbo, and from 1991 to 2001, no new material came of it. Interestingly enough, instead of merely following the manga and adding filler episodes from time to time, the anime took great liberties with the source material, altering details of backstories, adding / changing characters, creating entire new story arcs, and usually tying all new "filler" material to the original manga plot. The series quickly became a hit, and Toei Animation soon followed with an Anime adaptation in the same year. Along the series, they face off in various Holy Wars against Deities who wish to claim Athena's earth as their own, always against increasingly stronger opponents.
It told the story of the Saints, a group of powerful warriors who are sworn to fight as the army of the Goddess Athena. Saint Seiya/Knights Of The Zodiac is a manga by Masami Kurumada that ran from 1986 to 1991.
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