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    Martians 

Mantis Ordykia

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Patron Constellation: Mantis, from the Dark Mist.
Cosmo Element: Darkness
Voiced by: Yasunori Masutani (Japanese), Fábio de Castro (Brazilian), Vincent de Bouard (France), Hugo Núñez (Latin American Spanish)

A low-rank Martian sent to tail Kouga and Souma until both boys noticed him. He initially overwhelms them his his power of darkness, until Kouga awakens his Cosmo power of Light and defeat him. Ordykia fled from them to report the situation, but was executed by Mars for his failure.

Hornet Scorpio Sonia

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Cosmo Element: Darkness/Fire
Voiced by: Aya Hisakawa (Japanese), Silvia Suzy (Brazilian), Sarah Marot (France), Diana Adán (Latin American Spanish)

Mars's daughter, and a high-ranking officer in his army. Killed Souma's father.

  • Ambiguously Brown: It's the most obvious that she has a darker complexion than the rest of her family in episode 40.
  • Love Martyr: She lives only for her family, and places no value on her own life. It's hinted that Medea gave her a bit of a nudge in this direction.

Orion Eden

Mars' son and Sonia's little brother. Mars expects him to participate in his plan, which he does only reluctantly. Unlike his father and his sister, he doesn't wield Dark Cosmo, preferring his Thunder-elemental Orion Cloth.

Tropes of this character should go to the Orion Eden entry in the Bronze Saints section.

Medea

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Voiced by: Yoshiko Sakakibara (Japanese), Zodja Pereira (Brazilian), Annick Cisaruk (France), Ruth Toscano (Latin American Spanish)
Mars's wife, a mysterious, powerful mage dressed in black who prefers to stay on the periphery of her husband's conflicts with the Saints.
  • Abusive Parents: Not Eden, but to Sonia. Granted she did mention she planned on fixing Eden later after he refused to be part of the new world, but when push came to shove, she couldn't quite make herself do it, and ended up Taking the Bullet for him shortly afterwards.
  • Big Bad: The real one. Mars was just a pawn to her, and one she was happy to discard once he'd stopped being useful.
  • Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: To Eden and Mars.
  • Co-Dragons: To Mars, with her step-daughter Sonia.
    • Dragon with an Agenda: Mycenae tries to stop her as he realizes she's been leading Mars astray for her own nefarious ends; she eventually reveals herself as the true Big Bad.
  • The Corrupter: To Mars and Ionia. She played on their noble goal of healing the Earth and relieving Athena's suffering, and turned it into a recipe for genocide. It's even more insidious with Mars—his critical flashback heavily implies she's covertly responsible for transforming the former Ludwig into the God of War in the first place.
  • Enigmatic Minion: Hinted to have her own agenda before its confirmed.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: She cares neither for her stepdaughter Sonia nor her brother Amor, but she will, when push comes to shove, sacrifice her life for her biological son Eden.
  • Evil Cannot Comprehend Good: She's genuinely upset when her son, Eden, tells her that he still wants to save the earth. Also, she seems to hate the Light and wants a world of Darkness.
  • Evil Counterpart: To Saori/Athena.
  • Evil Is Not Well-Lit: Spends a lot of her time in dark rooms.
  • Evil Matriarch
  • Expy: Of Pandora initially. Then we find out that she's The Man Behind the Man and responsible for most of the series' events so far.
  • Half-Truth: Her comments to a young Eden about how his father has had to carry the suffering of the world. She was most likely like she was talking about Abzu since she worships the dark. At the time Abzu's darkness was a part of Mars.
  • Hot Witch
  • Karmic Death: The final phase in her plan was to have Eden use Aria's staff to control Abzu, essentially sealing his position as the god-king of the new world. When this didn't work she had to sacrifice herself in order to prevent Abzu from killing her son. This never would have happened had she not been such a Manipulative Bitch, or had she simply quit while she was ahead.
  • Kick The Son Of A Bitch: Her repeated betrayals of family members are perhaps her worst acts in the series, but when it's her creepy, psychotic brother Amor's turn to get the knife in the back, it's hard to feel too bad about it.
  • Lack of Empathy: Feels nothing for anyone except her own son Eden. So she allows her stepdaughter, husband, and brother to get killed when it fulfills her plans.
  • Lady Macbeth
  • Makeup Is Evil
  • Redemption Equals Death: After spending most of her screentime as the single most evil character in the series, finally shows another side to herself by Taking the Bullet for Eden.
  • Sssssnaketalk
  • Surveillance as the Plot Demands: She uses several crystal balls to spy over the main characters.
  • Taking the Bullet: Finally resolves the long-standing question of whether she actually cared for her son by throwing herself in front of one of Abzu's attacks to save him.
  • Treacherous Advisor / The Man Behind the Man : Mars actually believes in his ideals and has some sense of compassion and sadness for Sonia and Mycenae's deaths. She doesn't care at all, and it's heavily implied she's been manipulating Mars the entire time and has much darker end results in mind than he believes.
    • The huge backstory reveal showing that she summoned the Erebus meteor responsible for bringing Abzu's dark Cosmo down to earth, her complete lack of care about her husband's death, and her willingness to cast aside her own brother without hesitation, all outright confirm her as being these two tropes.
  • Unholy Matrimony: With Mars.
  • Walking Spoiler: Think she's just Mars's Love Interest and magical backup? Think again.
  • Wicked Stepmother: Whilst most of her evil is more outwardly-directed, she's noticeably more harsh and distant to her stepdaughter Sonia than her biological son, Eden. Comes to a head when she sacrifices Sonia just to slow Team Kouga down a little.
    • I Have No Son!: Says that Sonia could never be her child after she fails to defeat Souma.

Four Heavenly Kings of Mars

Four Generals who fought for Mars in the past against the Saints. After a fierce battle that nearly resulted in the defeat of the Saints, Saori intervened and struck them all with her power. This caused the four to enter a deep slumber to survive. Amor summons them in the Pisces Temple to kill Souma, Haruto, and Ryuuhou.

Tropes to them as a whole:

Bacchus

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Cosmo Element: Darkness/Water
Voiced by: Keiji Hirai (Japanese), Manuel Pérez (Latin American Spanish)

Romulus

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Cosmo Element: Darkness/Earth
Voiced by: Ryohei Arai (Japanese), Manuel Pérez (Latin American Spanish)

Vulcanus

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Cosmo Element: Darkness/Fire
Voiced by: Kouta Nemoto (Japanese), Gerardo Alonso (Latin American Spanish)

Diana

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Cosmo Element: Darkness/Thunder
Voiced by: Umeka Shouji (Japanese), Karen Fonseca (Latin American Spanish)

    Pallasites 

  • Ambiguously Human: The Pallasites look perfectly human, and they are known to recruit exceptionally gifted humans like Paradox and Tokisada, but it's implied that all the Class-1 and at least some of the Class-2 are something else.
  • Bullying a Dragon: Class 3 Pallasites (aka Mooks) insult the Bronzes by saying no matter what, they're just Bronze saints. Even when one of said Bronze killed a god. At the same time, Class 3 Pallasites are the equivalent to Bronze Saints in Pallas's army. An average Class 3 Pallasite against an average Bronze Saint is an even matchup.
  • Cannon Fodder: The nameless Class-4 Pallasite footsoldiers who get used as Zerg Rush and We Have Reserves manner since there's more of them than there are Steel Saints.
  • Dragon-in-Chief/ Dragon with an Agenda/ The Man Behind the Man: The Class-1 Pallasites are implied to be just using Pallas as a mean to defeat Athena. The truth is they outright despise her, calling her an annoying selfish brat behind her back. The only one of them who genuinely cares for her is Titan.
  • Failed a Spot Check: None of them can slightly take notice that Subaru's giant cosmo means he's Saturn, their true master, not even the class-1 generals. Europa and Mira are the only exceptions, because they are Saturn's true enforcers.
  • Punny Name: Pallasites sounds similar to parasites. Pallas is draining the power of Athena over time. In a way that makes her a parasite feeding off Athena.
  • Stellar Name: They are named after the moons of Saturn.
  • Time Master: Their Chronotectors grant them time-related powers.
    • And I Must Scream: Cataclysm Slash inflicted this on the Koga and the group, who are still conscious, but can't move.
    • Powered by a Forsaken Child: Anti-Limit, a sinister looking Hourglass, can steal the power of someone and give it to the one who uses it at the cost of the victim's life.
    • Taken for Granite: One of the abilities of the Chronotectors stops the time of those with low Cosmo, which turns them into stone statues. The Swords wielded by the Class 1 Pallasites can do this to everyone except Gold Saints, who No-Sell it.
  • Villain Teleportation: Can teleport before a enemy attack hits them or to escape. Some of the Class-2 ones can even use it to teleport other Pallasites out of harm's way.

No Rank

Mira (Gloves)

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Voiced by: Yuji Ueda (Japanese), Carlo Vásquez (Latin American Spanish)

  • I Am Not Left-Handed: He actually has two alchemy gloves, but he learns during his fight against Ikki that it's useless so he just gets rid of the remaining one and prepares another technique he was holding back until Europa stepped in.
  • Let's Get Dangerous!: Attempts this twice! First against the Bronze Saints and then to Ikki. Europa intervened both times.
  • Playing with Fire: Can use fire to create a barrier to keep the Saints trapped. Unfortunately for Mira Ikki can No-Sell it with ease.
  • Sore Loser: He promises the Bronze Saints he'll let them go if they manage to land a hit on him. However, when they do, he becomes enraged instead and decides to get serious. Europa of all people has to intervene and convince him to leave the Bronzes alone.
  • Spell My Name With An S: He is also called "Miller" by the fandom.
    • Meanwhile, Toei's site spells his name as "Mila".
  • Tricked-Out Gloves: His alchemy glove has the power to destroy a Saints cloth and take the stone without killing the host.

Class-3 Pallasites

Hyper Star Crusher Tarvos (Morning Star)

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Voiced by: Sota Arai (Japanese), Thierry Mercier (France), Rolando de Castro (Latin American Spanish)

Brionac Loge (Spear)

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Voiced by: Junichi Miyake (Japanese), Luc Boulad (France)

Max Brilliant Ymir & Methone (Claws)

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Voiced by: Toshie Totsuka (Ymir, Japanese), Makoto Naruse (Methone, Japanese), Diana Alonso (Ymir, Latin American Spanish), Luis Fernando Orozco (Methone, Latin American Spanish)

  • Ax-Crazy: Methone, enough to murder his sister to power up to beat Yuna and Souma, all the way proclaiming that it's so they 'become one' and praising the sibling he just murdered. He only gets worse from there, too!
  • Big Sister Worship: Methone adores his older twin Ymir.
  • Combination Attack: Their Twin Madness Claw. Methone is able to pull it on his own after absorbing Ymir's power.
  • Gender-Blender Name: Both of them. The sister in named after the giant Ymir, the brother is named after the nymph Methone.
  • Karmic Death: Methone sacrifices his sister and her soul achieves vengeance upon him after he loses to Soma and Yuna.
  • Powered by a Forsaken Child: Anti-Limit allows Methone to obtain his sister's power at the cost of her life.
  • Purple Is Powerful: Half of Methone's armor becomes purple thanks to the mixing of his and Ymir's power due to Anti-Limit.

Triple Rod Halimede (Triple Rod)

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Voiced by: Hiromu Miyazaki (Japanese), Joaquín López (Latin American Spanish)

  • Manipulative Bastard: He tricks Ray into stealing Shun's Cloth Stone and give it to him, and then he almost convinces Shun to sacrifice himself to turn Ray's brother back to normal.
  • Small Name, Big Ego: He is a Pallasite of the second lowest rank, but he feels in a position to lecture Ryuho about what true strength is.
  • Spin to Deflect Stuff: He can shield himself from enemy attacks by spinning his staff.
  • Would Hit a Girl: He tries to kill Shunrei, instead of just freezing her like most Pallasites do to civilian bystanders.

Dagger Hati (Daggers)

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Voiced by: Hiroshi Okamoto (Japanese), (Latin American Spanish)

  • Bad Boss: Threatens to kill his men if they don't keep on attacking Seiya.
  • Combat Pragmatist: He stabs Elna In the Back.
  • Glory Seeker: A villainous example. He targets Haruto, and latter Kouga, because he believes defeating them will earn him a promotion.
  • Know When to Fold 'Em: Knows when to retreat when facing a opponent that is on a level he can't hope to fight against.
    • Later when Thebe summons his meteor he wisely retreats since he knows the kind of devastation that will cause to him and his men.
  • Monochromatic Eyes
  • Oh, Crap!: When he and his army attacks the Palaestria after Genbu's death, he's greeted by Seiya himself. Cue Curb-Stomp Battle.
  • Sensory Overload: Haruto defeats him by screaming at him loud enough to stun his hearing.
  • Super-Senses: He has ridiculously good hearing, to the point that he can predict his enemies' moves by hearing their blood flow.
  • Weak, but Skilled: He isn't particulary strong, but his hearing habilities give him the upper hand in combat.

Demon Impact Thebe (Hammer)

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Voiced by: Yusuke Numata (Japanese), Jorge Ramírez Pablo (Latin American Spanish)

  • Hoist by His Own Petard: A piece of the very meteor he summoned crushes him.
  • Troll: He admits he hurts and humiliates people because he enjoys being a complete jerk.
  • Smug Snake: Thinks he's stronger than he truly is and as a result gets beaten easily by Eden twice.

Soul Killer Cyllene and Greip (Scythes)

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Voiced by: Atsuki Kisaichi (Cyllene, Japanese), Daisuke Matsubara (Greip, Japanese), Alejandro Orozco (Cyllene, Latin American Spanish), José Antonio Toledano (Greip, Latin American Spanish)

Class-2 Pallasite

Snake Plasma Dione (Whip)

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Voiced by: Hiroaki Miura (Japanese), Pascal Grull (France), Dan Frausto (Latin American Spanish)

  • Animal Motif: His armor resembles a snake and his whip is named Snake Plasma.
  • Armor Is Useless: Snake Plasma destroys materials on a atomic level if it's repeatedly used on them.
  • Combat Pragmatist: Will go after those who can repair clothes like Kiki in order to kill him so they can't be repaired, to kill defenseless Saints having their cloth fixed, or to kill Kiki while he's defenseless and fixing cloths.
  • Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Knew better than to stay around and take Kiki's Starlight Extinction head on.
  • Whip of Dominance: He is a cruel, snobbish, and cowardly Smug Snake knight who fights with a plasma whip, and only wishes to fight opponents he considers to be an "easy kill", such as fighting Kiki under the belief he spent all his power repairing the saint cloths.
  • The Worf Effect: Gets his Chronotector destroyed just by Kiki touching it.

Slash Reaper Europa (Chakrams)

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Voiced by: Issei Futamata (Japanese), Héctor Emmanuel Gómez (Latin American Spanish)

  • Deal with the Devil: Offers Eden a chance to resurrect his loved ones if he kills Kouga. Eden knew it was a lie from the start.
  • Enigmatic Minion: Despite being loyal to Pallas, he sometimes seems to have his own agenda, for example sabotaging Ymir and Methone by offering them the Anti Limit, or saving the Bronze Saints from an enraged Mira and later Ikki from Mira as well.
    • In 78 he continues the trend by revealing his superiors the Class-1 Pallasites ordered him to lead a direct path to Pallas. He instead creates four paths with only one leading to her, but he also attempts to convince Athena to turn back, gives her and her saints a speech about how they suck, and looks at Subaru and says his name in a way that suggests he likely knows something about Subaru's hidden power.
  • Know When to Fold 'Em: He knows better than to stick around and take on Athena and a group of her most powerful Saints.
  • Just Toying with Them: With Kouga and the gang in front of the branching paths of Pallas castle. He beats them easily and intentionally takes a hit from Subaru.
  • No Sense of Personal Space: Yet another reason why the rest of the cast finds him so offputting to be around.
  • "The Reason You Suck" Speech: Gives one to both Seiya and Athena about how them not having Pallas killed when they had the chance led to the entire war and countless people across the world being turned to stone. Then he goes on to insult them, saying how unskilled most of her Saints are, especially Kouga and the group, how she is sending them to battle where they will most likely die, and how she allows someone not loyal like Harbinger to wield a Gold Cloth.
  • Villainous Harlequin: His character design gives off this vibe, and in his official profile he is compared to a clown.
  • Villains Want Mercy: After having his Chronotector destroyed, he begs Titan to not kill him, and offers to convince Saturn to give half of the Earth to Pallas. It doesn't work.

Perfect Pawns Rhea (Marionettes)

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Voiced by: Motoki Takagi (Japanese), Roberto Gutiérrez (Latin American Spanish)

Phantom Arm Aegir (Gauntlet)

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Voiced by: Mitsuaki Madono (Japanese), Manuel Campuzano (Latin American Spanish)

  • BFS: Gets to wield Cataclysm Slash in order to defeat Libra Genbu.
  • Poor Communication Kills: He thought his master Hyperion would punish him for chipping Cataclysm Slash. However, Hyperion had no intention of doing such a thing since he defeated Genbu even if it chipped his sword. So he attempts to continue fighting even after losing the sword out of fear of being punished and dies as a result. Or so it seemed...
  • Power Fist: His gauntlet amplifies his telekinesis.
  • Psychic Powers: Can use his telekinesis to create a barrier.
    • Gravity Master: Can create a crushing force of telekinesis with his "Phantom Claw" attack.
  • Smug Snake
  • Staff of Authority: The riding crop he carries.
  • Not Quite Dead: Episode 94 reveals he survived Koga's Pegasus Ryūsei Ken during the Pallasite assault on Palaestra.
  • Undying Loyalty: To his superior Hyperion.

Scarlet Janus Paradox (Scepter)

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Voiced by: Yukana (Japanese), Adriana Casas (Latin American Spanish)

Tropes of this character should go to the Gemini Paradox entry in the Gold Saints section.

Mystic Stone Surtr (Jewel)

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Voiced by: Seiro Ogino (Japanese), Luc Boulad (France)

  • Attack Reflector: Cosmo Reflector unleashes attacks as strong as the ones used on it.
  • Barrier Warrior: Fights this way using his Cosmo Reflector attack, which is created and sustained by the Mystic Stone, and fires beams from the barrier.
  • Dare to Be Badass: Tells the Saints to fight him since his master Aegaeon wishes to see their potential.
  • Energy Weapon: Creates beams from the barrier to attack with.
  • Power Crystal: His Mystic Stone that lies at the center of his Chronotector.
  • Reflecting Laser: The beams Surtr shoots from his barrier reflect off the crystals in the room to hit the target.
  • Spell My Name With An S: Toei's site spells his name as "Suruto".

Deathwatch Tokisada (Clock)

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Voiced by: Show Hayami (Japanese), Igor C Cruz (Latin American Spanish)

Tropes of this character should go to the Aquarius Tokisada entry in the Gold Saints section.

Class-1 Pallasite

Blade of Theogenesis Titan (Great Sword)

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Voiced by: Eiji Takemoto, Antoine Nouel (France), Jorge Badillo (Latin American Spanish)

  • All Your Powers Combined: His Genesistector combines the powers of the Gemini, Virgo, and Sagittarius Cloths.
  • Badass Cape
  • Becoming the Mask: Eventually develops real feelings of loyalty and parental love towards Pallas, unlike the other Class-1 Pallasites who view her as a pawn.
  • BFS: His official title is "Titan of the Great Sword".
  • Combat Compliment: Admits he severely underestimated Harbinger after he completely wrecks his Holy Sword.
  • The Dragon: To Pallas
  • Evil Counterpart: To Seiya. They even look somewhat alike. They are also the most loyal servants and closest companions of their respective goddesses.
  • Morality Chain: Acts as one for Pallas, keeping her from unleashing her power in her fits of anger or rage.
  • Noble Top Enforcer: He's both the mightiest of Pallas's minions and the most decent, moral, and... well, noble.
  • Parental Substitute: To the god-child Pallas.
  • Time Stands Still: His personal Time power can be used on a object, causing time to stop for the object and the surrounding area, slowing down and turning anything that comes near it to stone.
  • Shoulders of Doom
  • Sole Survivor: Of the whole Pallasite army, by the end of the series.
  • Worthy Opponent: Seiya's, acknowledged in universe.

Cataclysm Slash Hyperion (Holy Sword)

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Click here to see how he looks with his Chronotector 
Voiced by: Takaya Kuroda, Marc Bretonnière (France), Leonardo García (Latin American Spanish)

  • All Your Powers Combined: His Destructiontector combines the powers of the Aries, Taurus and Leo Cloths.
  • Badass Boast: After Eden exclaims that without his sword, Hyperion is as good as dead, Hyperion responds that all they've managed to do is piss him off before proceeding to absolutely shitstomp the Bronzes.
  • Badass Cape
  • BFS: Wields one like all other Class-1 Pallasites. His is easily the biggest and most powerful, however.
  • Blood Knight: He enjoys battling those who can actually stand up to him. Problem is, no one can, and if you aren't worth his time, he'll leave you to be wiped out by his men.
  • Blow You Away: Utilizes tornado-like moves against the Bronze Saints.
  • Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Wears red, has red hair, and a red sword.
  • Combat Compliment: Though he finds them weak for entrusting their hopes to someone else, he recognizes the three Gold Saints who died breaking the Cataclysm Slash's fighting spirit as something magnificent.
  • Death by Irony: Hyperion took pride in being the mightiest of the four Class-1 Pallasites, as well as in his own devotion and loyalty to their true master Saturn, and he constantly confronted Titan over the latter switching his loyalty to Pallas. Not only was Hyperion defeated by the Bronze Saints, he was finished off by Subaru, who Hyperion finally recognized as being Saturn... right before Subaru/Saturn delivered the final blow on him.
  • Defeating the Undefeatable: Until he got beaten by the Bronze Saints after they gain Omega, he was more or less completely invincible, unfazed even after he was hit with an Athena Exclamation, and was capable of laying out Gold Saints in a single strike. Hell, his sword alone is more powerful than Abzu when used at less than it's full power.
  • Doppelgänger Attack: One of his abilities.
  • Evil Red Head
  • Good Old Fisticuffs: After his sword is destroyed, he simply goes back to this and is no worse for wear against the Bronze Saints.
  • Infinity +1 Sword: Just a tiny fragment of his sword is equal to the power of a Gold Saint, and the real thing can cut protons with ease.
  • The Juggernaut: Nothing short of the true Omega can even remotely faze him, including an Athena Exclamation, a dozen Gold Saint attacks and the Bronze's combination attacks.
  • Kill All Humans: Unlike Gallia and Aegaeon who enjoy toying with humans or see something valuable in them, Hyperion feels nothing for them, besides a mild annoyance at how weak they are, and would rather have them wiped out for good.
  • Red and Black and Evil All Over: Befitting his place as the nastiest and most Obviously Evil of the Class-1s.
  • Sharpened to a Single Atom: His Catalysm Slash can cut a proton in half.
  • Spell My Name With An S: The Toei site spells his name as Haiperion.
  • Taking You with Me: Attempts this after the protagonists awaken the Omega and overpower him. He fails, however, by a well-timed uppercut, courtesy of a God-powered Subaru.
  • Time Stands Still: His Chrono Destruction attack freezes the victim in time, petrifying them like a statue.
  • Villainous Breakdown: Starts having one and losing his sanity when the Bronze Saints get up multiple times after he knocks them down time and time again.
  • You Have Failed Me: Subverted. When Aegir is getting his ass kicked, Hyperion says that he's ashamed of him, dramatically swishes his cape, draws his sword... and lends it to Aegir to give him the upper hand in the fight.

War God's Manifestation Blade Gallia (Holy Sword)

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Voiced by: Wakana Yamazaki, Carla Castañeda (Latin American Spanish)

  • All Your Powers Combined: Her Photontector combines the powers of the Cancer, Aquarius, and Pisces Cloths. Appropriately, the respective Saints of this generation have all been total psychos.
  • Ax-Crazy
  • Badass Cape
  • BFS: Wields one like all other Class-1 Pallasites.
  • Closer to Earth: The sole female Class-1 Pallasite, and the most level-headed, serving as a voice of moderation for her more bloodthirsty comrades.Subverted as more is revealed about her since she too sees Pallas as a pawn and recruits Paradox just because she considers her a toy that would cause a ruckus and amuse her, along with revealing she looks down upon humanity.
  • Color-Coded for Your Convenience: Blonde armor, hair, and sword.
  • Fantastic Racism: While she might not agree with Hyperion's desire to Kill All Humans, she does look down on them as filthy creatures. Calling them filthy after learning of just how much Athena stands by them in episode 78.
  • Light Is Not Good: Has a light-themed weapon, her armor symbolizes the fountain of life, and is psychotic to the point that Hyperion questions her methods.
  • Psychotic Smirk: Gives one after attacking Paradox.
  • Spell My Name With An S: The Toei site spells her name as Garia.
  • Super-Speed: Faster than the speed of light.
  • You Have Failed Me: Does this to Paradox.

Heavy Lightning Striker Aegaeon (Holy Sword)

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Voiced by: Hisao Egawa, Dafnis Fernández (Latin American Spanish)

    Gods 

Saori Kido/Athena

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Age: 38
Voiced by: Shoko Nakagawa (Japanese), Letícia Quinto (Brazilian), María Fernanda Morales (Latin American Spanish), Virginie Ledieu (France).

Current incarnation of Athena, goddess of strategic warfare and wisdom. Saori was pampered till adolescence, when she learned her identity as the goddess who lead 88 Saints in protecting Earth against all evils and even her fellow deities. Saori uses her vast Cosmo to support her Saints, wielding her Divine Cloth only as a last resort. Many years later, she became a mother-figure to Kouga since infancy. One day, Mars attacked her sanctuary, only to be stopped by Sagittarius Seiya (albeit at the cost of his life). She too tried to attack Mars but instead was cursed with being unable to use her Cosmo's full powers. Years later, the god of War returns to capture her. Fortunately, she still had enough time to pass on the Pegasus Cloth to Kouga and inform him of his destiny.

  • Action Girl: Surprisingly enough this version of Saori takes right to the front lines and fights Mars and his Four Heavenly Kings personally the moment they appeared. Her attacks dealt a heavy enough blow on all Four Kings to seal them away, and distracted Mars long enough for Seiya to hit him. When the Meteor appeared she stopped most of it herself.
    • After being sick and tired of watching Saints die for her sake against Pallas, she decides to summon her cloth and step forward into the battle once again, this time at Pallasbelta.
  • Battle Ball Gown: Her Cloth consists on a metallic winged gown worn over her usual white dress.
  • Big Good
  • De-power: Mars' curse prevents her from using her Cosmo to its full potential; also her Cloth is nowhere to be seen.
    • Well, currently it is. However, she had it with her in the past against Mars and she was a badass with it.
    • As of season 2 Pallas is draining her lifeforce, limiting her abilites, once again. Ironically, she's finally re-summoned her cloth and asked Harbinger to take care of it because she'll need it later on to fight Pallas.
  • Designated Victim: Captured yet again.
    • Damsel in Distress: Perpetually.
      • Amazingly, she's remained safe and out of the hands of the enemies throughout the entirety of season two so far, and has even taken an active role in combat alongside her gold saints.
  • Dreaming of Things to Come: She has dreams of Pallas's return the day it happens.
  • Gold and White Are Divine: One of her iconic outfits consists on a white dress with a golden corset and gold jewelry.
    • Her Cloth also has this color scheme.
  • Hot Goddess
  • Lady of War
  • Light 'em Up
  • Older Than She Looks: She's is 38 now.
  • Power at a Price: She can locate Pallas current whereabouts at the cost of shortening the time she has before the curse kills her.
  • The Power of Love: She cleanses Paradox of hatred using it.
  • Took a Level in Badass: Flashbacks that take place during the previous war with Mars reveal that she fought alongside the original gang. Around episode seventy, she also takes an active role in combat during the Battle for Palasvelda alongside her gold saints.

Mars/Ludwig

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Voiced by: Hidekatsu Shibata (Japanese), Luís Carlos Persy (Brazilian), Salvador Reyes (Latin American Spanish), Antoine Nouel (France)

The god of strife and carnage, Mars suddenly attacked the Sanctuary in an attempt on Athena’s life, only to be sealed away by Sagittarius Seiya (albeit apparently at the cost of his life), but not before cursing Athena into being unable to use her Cosmo to its fullest extent. Thirteen years later, Mars reawakens once again, but this time to capture Athena, who happens to be vital for his plans of conquering Earth.

  • Badass Cape: A massive red one.
  • Big Bad: Or so he appeared.
  • Casting a Shadow: Turns out his Darkness Cosmo originates from the meteor.
  • Celestial Body: His own body and the curse he lays on Athena.
  • Crazy-Prepared: Revealed to have kept Seiya alive in the darkness Cosmo that was part of him. Just in case Abzu was resurrected and he failed.
  • Disc-One Final Boss: The story isn't over with his climatic defeat — his wife Medea reveals her status as The Woman Behind the Man and the real Big Bad, and the Saints still have to defeat her, her Dragon Pisces Amor, the rest of the Martian army — and ultimately stop her plans.
  • Even Evil Has Loved Ones: He genuinely loves both his son and daughter.
  • Evil Overlord
  • From Nobody to Nightmare: Was originally a nobleman/politician in an unnamed country, but was thrown onto the path of darkness by his first wife's death in a terrorist bombing.
  • Freudian Excuse: His wife was killed in a terrorist attack and even though he had avenged her death, his fear of others doing the same thing one day to his son or daughter made him decide that the world must change.
  • A Glass of Chianti
  • Hot God: When he's in a good mood at least.
  • Meaningful Name: It might seem a bit unusual for a series based on conflicts within the Greek pantheon to have a Roman god as the Big Bad. Then you find out that 'Mars' is a pseudonym, and he used to be human.
  • Physical God: Of course. Emphasis on the 'physical', as several Saints have discovered to their misfortune. He was so strong that it took exploiting his the rest of his humanity to make him let his guard down long enough for Kouga and Eden to finally harm him.
  • Playing with Fire: Not in a literal sense (his powers are based on the Darkness element, not Fire) but his powers often have a very flame-like effect.
  • Power Born of Madness: His power increases as he loses his sanity.
  • Red and Black and Evil All Over
  • Sealed Inside a Person-Shaped Can: Maybe. It's not to clear how much control Mars has or how long he's been in Ludwig.
  • Serial-Killer Killer: He spent his last days as Ludwig going around tracking down and murdering the terrorists behind the bombing that killed his first wife, Sonia's biological mother. It still didn't satisfy him so Medea came in and made him into Mars.
  • Sanity Slippage: When Edens states his intention to kill his father he proceeds to lose it, with the flames covering half his face cover the rest of it as he goes insane.
  • The Spartan Way: How he raised his kids. The only reason it doesn't count as straight-up Parental Abuse is because he knows they can take it.
    • Conversely, he also refuses to push them to where he knows they can't go. See his scolding reaction to Medea sending Sonia out with the Scorpio Gold Cloth, as if the heartbreaking outcome to that decision was something obvious to him.
  • Star Power
  • Storm of Blades: His weapon, Gungnir, is a variant - he fires a hail of glowing, magical spears at the enemy. And we mean a hail.
  • Strong Family Resemblance: Without his mask, he looks like an older Eden, with longer and darker blue hair.
  • That Man Is Dead: He used to be a normal man (as much as normal is possible for a Cosmo-wielder), named Ludwig. He no longer uses that name, not even to his right-hand man Mycenae.
  • Tin Tyrant
  • Two-Faced: After his helmet is destroyed it reveals half his face is covered in flames. The more unstable he becomes mentally the more the flames cover his face.
  • Unwitting Pawn: To his wife, Medea.
  • Used to Be a Sweet Kid: Granted, we never see him as a child, but when he was Ludwig, he was a genuinely kindhearted and sincere politician loved by his family and staff.
  • Vigilante Man: Became this after his first wife's death in a terrorist bombing. Medea convinced him to upscale.
  • Villainous Breakdown: He does not take his son trying to kill him or Eden telling him he'll be all alone well.
  • Villain with Good Publicity: He has convinced almost all of the Saints and the people who serve the Sanctuary who weren't allied with him to begin with into believing that he is protecting Athena and the world.
  • Well-Intentioned Extremist: Astonishingly, he's actually got a pretty good claim for qualifying despite his many horrifc acts. When your end-goal is to literally rebuild Earth as a perfect utopia, there's pretty much no upper limit on the level of brutality acceptable to accomplish it... because once you've won, none of it will have happened.
  • Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: The beginning of episode 20 has Mars' wife explaining to a young Eden, Mars's son, that Mars has always had to shoulder the pain and suffering of the world. This doesn't seem to be the exact truth, but he did lose his first wife, whom he truly loved, in a terrorist bombing. He went around wiping out those responsible, but he still couldn't bring himself to forgive the unreasonable world that let her die so pointlessly.
  • Wreathed in Flames: The visible part of his face becomes engulfed in flames as his sanity is lost.

Abzu

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Cosmo Element: Darkness
Voiced by: Nobuo Tobita (Japanese), Fabio Villalonga (Brazilian), Rolando de la Fuente (Latin American Spanish)

God of Darkness whose power was unleashed on earth when Medea summoned the Darkness Cosmo meteor. They are the source of the darkness that infested Mars, Kouga, and others in the series.

Pallas

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Cosmo Element: Unknown
Voiced by: Hiromi Tsuru, Céline Melloul (France), Nycolle González and Karla Falcón (Latin American Spanish)

The Goddess of Disaster (originally the goddess of love) and the second Big Bad of the series. After a year of peace, Pallas appears and begins to enact her plans to eliminate the saints and destroy Athena's body and soul. Her army consists of Titan and the Pallasites. She shares a connection with Athena that causes Athena's power to wane. According to Saori, she is Athena's younger sister. In ancient times, they would govern the world together as Athena does today, but using Pallas's power over time for the greater good. That all changed when Pallas inexplicably came to despise Athena for apparently abandoning her and choosing to protect humanity, forcing them into a bitter war.

  • Ambiguously Brown
  • Battle Ball Gown: Her Chronotector. It's very similar to Athena's Cloth, only spikier and palette swapped from gold/white to black/red.
  • Berserk Button: Being betrayed.
  • Big Bad: Or so we initially think.
  • Bratty Half-Pint: She behaves this way after being taken to Pallasbelta.
  • Death Seeker: Asked Seiya to kill her before her cursed blood could lead her to kill Athena.
  • Enfante Terrible: She looks very young, because she's only recently incarnated into a human body. She's expected to grow into an adult woman in less than a year, as she drains Athena's life.
  • I Cannot Self-Terminate: She doesn't want to hurt Athena, so she's perfectly fine with Seiya killing her before it can happen.
  • If I Can't Have You…: Platonic version. She decides to kill Athena because she can't stand the idea of her sister loving anybody other than her.
  • Laser-Guided Amnesia: Any memories she seemed to have had when meeting Seiya disappear by the time she nexts appear.
  • Laser-Guided Tyke-Bomb: She's been protected by the Class-1 Pallasites for the sole purpose of being bait and being used to weaken/kill Athena.
  • Morality Pet: Acts as one for Titan. He in turn serves as her Morality Chain.
  • Sadly Mythtaken: Played with. While the Pallas associated with Athena is not the goddess of disaster, other factors about her character in Omega seem to be at least loosely based off of her Greek mythological counterpart.
  • Non-Action Big Bad: At least at the begining, when she's too young and weak to rule her army or take part in the fight. She spends her time napping and playing with her dolls while Titan gives the orders. And by the time she takes action, it's evident that she is not the Big Bad.
  • Obfuscating Stupidity: She knows the Class-1 Pallasites are servants of another god, and are plotting to get rid of her as soon as she kills Athena. Pallas feigns ignorance because their plan still involves protecting her from the Saints and bringing Athena to her, which is what she wants.
  • Overnight Age-Up / Plot-Relevant Age-Up: The more she drains out of Athena's life, the more she grows up—both physically and into her true resentment for Athena and humanity.
  • Puppet King: It becomes clear over the course of Season 2 that the Class-1 Pallasites are just using her for their own purposes, except maybe for Titan.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning
  • The Resenter: Toward Athena, but especially the Saints and humanity as a whole, since they apparently earned Athena's love and favor above her at some point in the distant past.
  • She's All Grown Up: A much older-looking Pallas can be seen in the opening.
  • Shoot the Messenger: She gets so angry when she's told that Aegaeon let Kouga and the others advance further into her castle that she vaporizes the poor footsoldier who is reporting the situation to her.
  • Troubling Unchildlike Behavior: You have to kill all the saints before I can play with Athena? Then please hurry up and kill them.
  • We Can Rule Together: Offers this to Koga after he spends some time with her in episode 68, unaware of her true identity.
  • Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds: Of the "I don't want to destroy the world" variety. She asks Seiya to kill her before she can harm Athena.

Saturn

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Voiced By: Yuu Mizushima, Alñfredo Gabriel Basurto (Latin American Spanish)

The true form of Subaru. Saturn sealed his memories and took a human body in order to study them, however, he reached the conclusion that humans did not deserve to live from his experiences with Koga and the rest. Regaining his original memories and form, Saturn stopped the time of every non-Saint person on Earth, then left to his castle, becoming the final Big Bad of the series.

  • A God Am I: And he would like to remind of such, very often.
  • BFS: His Holy Sword, the Eternal Dance.
  • Blood Knight: After living through entropic stillness for eternities, having his soul ignited by the thrill of an equal fight makes him unable to despise humanity anymore, and so he will spare them as long as Omega exists.
  • Complete Immortality: Unlike other gods, he cannot die, and his weapon and Chronotector are invincible as well.
  • Defeating the Undefeatable: Subverted. Saturn is invincible and as the god of time, he is truly eternal and immortal, unlike other gods who can be killed and defeated. Kouga only manages to make him back off by showing him the worth of mankind.
  • Face–Heel Turn: He goes from being Subaru, the new deuteragonist and Saint, to the God of Time Saturn, the final Big Bad of the series.
  • Good Old Fisticuffs: Him and Kouga duke it out in a man-to-man fistfight in outer space.
  • Greater-Scope Villain: Of the Pallasites arc.
  • Intrigued by Humanity: Zig-zagged. At some time in between the show's first and second seasons, after learning that Abzu, a god, was defeated and killed by Kouga, a human, Saturn becomes intrigued about humanity's power, and by sealing away his own memories (but keeping for himself a will to "become a god" in order to eventually resume his true identity) he turns himself into the young kid, Subaru, to live among humans and learn what is to be a human. He learns about The Power of Friendship humans have, but still eventually turns again into Saturn, without looking back at his human life as Subaru, and determined to end all mankind. After Kouga makes him back down, he adopts this view, specifically in regards to the Omega, and says that as long as mankind keeps the Omega, he will let them be. Before then, he thought them nothing more than filthy creatures who wasted away at the Earth's beauty.
  • I Just Want to Have Friends: Once he gets a taste of human friendship as Subaru, he can no longer go back to being alone.
  • Mix-and-Match Weapon: His weapon is a long sword with a Sinister Scythe growing out of its handle.
  • Orcus on His Throne: Sits on his big throne waiting for the Bronze Saints to come challenge him and then to sleep after he petrified the entire population of Earth.
  • Red Eyes, Take Warning
  • Scars Are Forever: Invoked. He can heal any wound inflicted on him, but he decides to keep the scar Kouga gives him as a reminder of the time they spent together.
  • Time Master: Enough of one to freeze the entire universe.
  • Walking Spoiler
  • We Will Meet Again: He promises he will be back if Humanity ever loses the Omega.

    Others 

Tokumaru Tatsumi

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Age: 58
Voiced by: Yukitoshi Hori (Japanese), José Carlos Guerra (Brazilian), José Alfredo Camacho and Oscar Flores (Latin American Spanish)

The Kido Family’s butler and retainer of Saori ever since her adoptive father Mitsumasa entrusted her to him. Tatsumi was once a notoriously cruel caretaker of the orphaned kids reared to become Saints, but as the years passed he lost his cruel streak, developing instead a comical side stemming from his loyalty. Now a 57-year-old, Tatsumi still serves Saori and carries his shinai around to discipline stubborn teenagers, and of course delivering some humor.

  • Battle Butler: For Saori, he is her bodyguard, but considering the level of danger she often finds herself in, he is not much of help.
  • Last-Name Basis: If they call him by name it will Tatsumi, and in fact most recent official sources only refer to him as Tatsumi now.

Bear Geki

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Age: 40
Voiced by: Kiyoyuki Yanada (Japanese), Ronaldo Artinic (Brazilian), José Alfrdo Camacho and Enrique Cervantes (Latin American Spanish)

Once a Bronze Saint wearing the Bear Cloth (representing Ursa Major, the Bear), Geki has now laid down his Cloth and is currently serving as an instructor at Palaestra, a training academy for Bronze Saints, as well as Souma's personal trainer.

  • Badass Teacher: After Palaestra is taken by Mars, he quickly assures that everyone on Palaestra will give their lifes to protect Athena and proceeds to beat the living crap out of Mars' minions.
  • Be Yourself: Believes in this more than he believes in upholding Athena's laws. He notices that whereas Kouga has trouble obeying laws because he believes in following his heart, Yuna has trouble with them because she follows them too much.
  • Brought Down to Badass: As a retired Saint, he can no longer channel his Cosmo through his Cloth, but he's still more than capable of handing Martian Mooks their backsides.
  • Cool Teacher: Will cheerfully bend the rules for his students if he thinks they're headed in the right direction.
  • He's Back!: Returns with a Steel Cloth based on his Bear Cloth to fight in Pallasvelda.
  • Mythology Gag: During Yuna and Spear's duel, he recounts to Kouga an incident in which he broke one of Athena's laws and ended up staying away from the Sanctuary for a while.
    • He also recounts his match with Seiya during the original Saint Fight, including him getting the upper hand and how Seiya never gave up and instead crushed his arms, finishing him off with Pegasus Ryuuseiken. This is vital advice for Kouga to learn Ryuuseiken.
  • Older and Wiser
  • Retired Badass

Aria

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Age: 13
Cosmo Element: Light
Voiced by: Mamiko Noto (Japanese), Flora Paulita (Brazilian), Diana Huicochea (Latin American Spanish)

A mysterious girl possesing a very rare and powerful light Cosmo.

Dragon Libra Shiryu

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Age: 39
Patron Constellation: Draco, the Dragon later Libra, the Scales
Cosmo Element: Water
Voiced by: Ken Narita (Japanese), Élcio Sodré (Brazilian), Ricardo Mendoza (Latin American Spanish)

One of the legendary protectors of Athena, and main protagonists of the Classic series. Shiryu was the former Dragon Saint before passing the torch to his son. Shiryu was particularly affected by the war against Mars and since lost the use of his five senses. And since then, Ryuho whishes to obtain an all powerful Cosmo and cure his father like himself did in the classic series against Cancer Deathmask. In the second season he dons the Libra Gold Cloth.

  • Absurdly Sharp Blade: His Excalibur, inherited from the previous Capricorn Saint, Shura. Sharp enough to stop Rhea's Gae Bulg.
  • Badass Family: While Shunrei is but a muggle, both he and his son Ryuho are Saints kicking ass.
  • Deliberate Injury Gambit: He allows Rhea to hit him with his Gae Bolg, which angers Ryuuhou enough to reach the Omega.
  • Combination Attack: He used the forbidden Athena Exclamation, together with Kiki and Fudou, in order to stop Hyperion.
    • Heroic Sacrifice: Due to the above-mentioned technique.
      • Not Quite Dead: Shows up alive to send his Cosmo to Kouga in the final battle against Saturn.
  • Curb-Stomp Battle: Destroys Rhea after Ryuho reaches the Omega and faints.
  • Disney Death: Not that the old fans didn't expect it, of course...
  • Eyes Always Shut: Even in flashbacks, when he should still be able to see.
    • He eventually recovers his sight after Abzu's defeat, but he still spends most of the time with his eyes closed.
  • Handicapped Badass
  • Happily Married: To Shunrei.
  • He's Back!: Genbu's death motivates him to come out of retirement, and he heads to the Palasvelda with Shun and Hyoga.
  • Helping Would Be Kill Stealing: In #78, as the current Bronze Saints are being beaten by a Europa, he stops Shun from helping the current Bronze saints because he knows that if he or any of the elder saints solved their every problem, they would never grow as warriors, saints, etc.
  • Lotus Position
  • My Significance Sense Is Tingling: He can sense whenever his son is in danger, and also when Ryuho awakens the Seventh Sense for the first time.
  • Nice Guy
  • No-Sell: Excalibur can parry Rhea's Gae Bolg.
  • Papa Wolf: Defied. Shiryu knows how much of a badass his little Ryuuhou is, and usually lets him fend for himself. Played straight, however, in several instances where Shiryu sees his son is clearly overpowered, for example when Genbu attacks him and his friends near the Water Ruins.
  • Parental Hypocrisy: He berates Ryuho for wanting to retire and live a peaceful life, which, as seen in Next Dimension, is exactly what Shiryu wanted to do after Hades was defeated.
  • Rank Up: Becomes the Libra Saint after Genbu's death.
  • Retired Badass
  • So Proud of You: Of course, it's the first thing Shiryu says to his son when he comes back home after saving the world.
  • The Speechless: He's mute, after all. It's implied he can talk to Ryuho via telepathy, but even then we never get to hear his voice.
    • Suddenly Voiced: In the first season of the series, Shiryu was very much mute and spoke to Ryuho through his Cosmo. Come the second season, in Ryuho's Character Focus episode, Shiryu can speak audibly again. This may be justified since the producers probably couldn't find a replacement voice for Shiryu at the time, but they eventually found it in Ken Narita, and boy he would make the late Hirotaka Suzuoki proud.
  • Stern Teacher: He doesn't go easy on Ryuho just because he is his son.
  • Team Dad
  • Training from Hell: Despite Ryuho's reluctance to train, Shiryu insisted on it since he knew of the new enemies about to surface and wanted his son to prepare.

Andromeda Shun

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Age: 38
Patron Constellation: Andromeda, the Chained Princess
Cosmo Element: Wind
Voiced by: Hiroshi Kamiya (Japanese), Ulisses Bezerra (Brazilian), José Gilberto Vilchis (Latin American Spanish)

One of the legendary protectors of Athena, and main protagonists of the Classic series. After the battle with Mars, he's cursed with Mars' Cosmo that any time he summons the Andromeda Cloth, the curse continues to destroy his body. He later becomes a wandering doctor, though his reputation is still fresh in everyone's mind. He later took care of Ryuhou.

  • Blow You Away: Nebula Stream and Nebula Storm.
  • De-power: Just like Saori. In his case, the curse has already gone from being a small spatter on his wrist to covering his full left arm. Shun being Shun, he's more than ready to sacrifice some extra precious skin to save the day.
  • Dude Looks Like a Lady: He still does.
  • He's Back!: He returns as a saint after Abzu is defeated. As the Pallasites can attest, he kicks as much ass as before.
  • Idiot Ball: He still has this trait like in the classic series. Did you really think killing yourself to save a little kid was a good idea, Shun?
  • Older Than They Look: Looking at him, you wouldn't say he's much older than 13-year-old Kouga. He's 38.
  • Retired Badass: But don't push your luck and anger him, ok?
  • Underestimating Badassery: Halimede, a 3rd class pallasite, really thinks he can beat Shun. A guy who fought Poseidon, Hades and Mars. Once Shun get serious, Halimede gets crushed. Even Ikki knows that Shun can be dangerous should he ever decide to.

Cygnus Hyoga

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Patron Constellation: Cygnus, the Swan
Cosmo Element: Water
Voiced by: Mamoru Miyano (Japanese), Francisco Bretas (Brazilian), Rene Garrcia (Latin American Spanish)

  • Ass Pull: Appears with an already-upgraded Cygnus Cloth halfway through the second season. While Shun gets an entire episode dedicated to showing how he achieved his new Andromeda Cloth and Shiryu is handed the Libra Clothstone, no explaination is given for Hyoga's new cloth.
  • Curb-Stomp Battle: Gives one to Tokisada.
  • He's Back!: Reappears in Pallasbelda, wearing a new version of his Cygnus Cloth.
  • Hot-Blooded: He's generally calm and composed, but press his buttons and Hyoga will give you a world of freezing pain!
  • An Ice Person
  • It's Personal: Against Tokisada, for insulting his master's Aquarius Cloth.
  • Older and Wiser: Though you'd never know it from looking at him, considering he looks as if he hasn't aged a day since the original series.
  • Power Nullifier: His ice attacks can nullify some of the attacks used by Time Manipulators.
  • Retired Badass
  • Stealth Mentor: Towards Kouga, during his Heroic BSoD.

Unicorn Jabu

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Patron Constellation: Monoceros, the Unicorn
Voiced by: Takeshi Kusao (Japanese), Thiago Guimarães (Brazilian), Rafael Rivera and Mauricio Pérez (Latin American Spanish)

Phoenix Ikki

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Patron Constellation: Phoenix, the Immortal Bird
Cosmo Element: Fire
Voiced by: Tomokazu Sugita (Japanese), Marcos Patiño (Latin American Spanish)

The last of the legendary Bronze Saints, a loner who rarely works with others, even with his own brother, Shun. Nonetheless, he cares about them, and always comes to help when needed. During the time when the Saints were fighting Mars he was tracking down the true enemy and the Pallasites, damaging Heavy Lightning Striker during a battle that wounded him and was healing until recently. He then joins the battle in Pallasvelda.

  • Almighty Janitor: A Bronze Saint with the power of a Gold. It's probably best not to speculate what he could do with better equipment.
  • Big Damn Heroes: Come to finish Aegaeon as well as help Shun's team.
  • Came Back Strong: Always, kill him while you can. As expected of the Phoenix, of course.
  • Curb-Stomp Battle: To Mira, Europe stops the fight before things get really ugly.
  • Disney Death: What's most surprising is not that he survived his clash against Aegaeon, but rather that there actually were viewers who genuinely believed he had bit the dust for real.
  • I Work Alone: Decides to go on ahead alone when the rest enter Pallas Castle.
    • Pulls this again in the fight against Aegaeon, making Kouga, Shun and the rest continue as he fights the First Class Pallasite alone.
  • Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Is he ever. He interrupts Miller's attack on the Bronze Saints by attacking Kouga and the others with a blast of Cosmo himself and calling them weaklings for being afraid of the Pallasite's power. Nevertheless, the Phoenix Saint helps them by taking on Miller himself, and after the enemy is forced to retreat, he is much less harsh when talking to Kouga and his team mates again as he encourages the young Saints to fight bravely. Furthermore, Ikki puts his faith and hope on Kouga and the others, specially at the end of his battle with Aegaeon. After he survives his Heroic Sacrifice with Aegaeon, he lends his Cosmo to Kouga so that the Omega can finally be awakened.
  • Mind Rape: His Phoenix Genma-Ken is just as fearsome as ever, just ask Mira.
  • Out of the Inferno: The first time we see him on the Pallasvelda battlefield.
  • Playing with Fire
  • Primary-Color Champion: When not wearing the Phoenix Cloth - his civilian attire is again a blue T-shirt and red pants like in the original series, but this time he also has white bandages on his arms.
  • Taking You with Me: He kills Aegaeon at the cost of his own life.
    • Not Quite Dead: ... Or so it seemed, until episode 96. Apparently, he survived thanks to Aegaeon's intervention, somehow.
  • The Only One Allowed to Defeat You: To Aegaeon
  • Worthy Opponent: Aegaeon's.
  • Written-In Absence: Although he appears in every intro sequence, he doesn't actually make a physical appearance until the show's second season. Due to this, the clothstone version of his Phoenix Cloth is never seen in action.

Libra Dohko

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Patron Constellation: Libra, the Scales
Voiced by: Koji Yada, Jesse Conde (Latin American Spanish)

The Libra Saint previous to Genbu, as well as the teacher of both Shiryu and Genbu, Dohko served as a mentor to the Saints in the classic series, as well as watching over the Specters. While he died to allow the Bronze Saints to enter the Elyseum, he still appears in Omega in flashbacks of both of his students.

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