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Bloopers and mistakes in the episodes 74 - 99
Episode74:Enemies
of the Northern Pole! The Legendary God Warriors
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We already see a mistake in the
original opening. In the scene in which the five saints
are framed from bottom to top, each of them moves their
hair pushed by the wind, but the lower part of Shiryu's
Chinese dress is absolutely still. It looks as rigid as
a resin statue...
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Saori's mansion should be the same
view in the first episodes of the series, however we had
never seen that she had a garden and a similar forest
nearby!
Episode75:Hilda!
Goddess Imprisoned by Evil
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Note: It may seem strange but the
swan on Hyoga's helmet, compared to the first version of
the armor, has a colored eye of blue (the right) and one
of red (the left). Also in the opening.
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During the scene of the brief clash
between Hyoga and Cyd, the latter is devoid of the cloak
but it appears magically when the god warriors stands in
defense of Hilda.
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Hilda is a really dumbass. She has
a battle strategy like that of a paramecium. When, at
the end of the episode, the god warriors are against the
saints of Athena, Hilda makes them withdraw! They would
have been 7 knights of Asgard (indeed, 8, considering
Bud) against 3 of Athena. They would have slaughtered
them...
Episode76:Great
Giant Thor! Hatred of Cosmo
Episode77:Giant's
Tears! Dying For Hilda's Cause
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When Seiya collects Thor's sapphire,
first he does it with his left hand, then in the next
scene he has it on his right and in the after scene it
is still on his left again! Is he a magician as well as
a knight?
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Before the clash with Thor, Hyoga,
Seiya and Shun were faced with a stairway that blocked
their path but now, despite having run for a while, they
find themselves in front of it again.
Episode78:Bared
Fangs! Northern Wolf Fenrir
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In the flashback we see Shiryu,
saved by Capricorn's armor, fainting face down, but in
episode 73, when Athena brings him back to life, the
saint was on his back.
Episode79:Sorrow!
Fate of the Northern Wolf Pack Blow
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Note: There is no continuity
between the ending of the previous episode and the
beginning of this episode.
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During the dialogue between Shiryu
and Fenrir, the dragon armor strap is missing the two
yellow tips.
Episode80:Flowing
Snowfield! Sad Howling
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The way Shiryu defeats Fenrir is
rather sad. Is it possible that a knight of Asgard like
him could die buried by an avalanche? Docrates himself,
in episode 16, had been buried by a sort of avalanche
but had no difficulty in freeing himself, although very
weaker than Fenrir.
Episode81:Freya!
Love Tells of the Life/Death Struggle
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Just released from the chains on
his wrists, Hyoga has a torn shirt, but when he and
Freya come out of the prisons, the shirt is magically
healthy! While she was there, did Freya repaired it?
Episode82:Dancing
Swan! Scorching Hell in the Ice
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Hyoga, which is also a saint and
therefore equipped with a speed higher than a human
being, starting from the peak where Athena is praying,
takes a long time to get to the clash with Hagen in the
cave (in a nutshell runs for different episodes) but
Freya, starting from the same place, arrives in 10
minutes. So much for the shortcut!
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Kiki takes really too long, to
teleport himself into the cave. On balance Freya,
running, takes less time than him.
Episode83:Bewitching
Harp! The Prelude of Death Tempts Shun
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The first bronze clothes had been
pulverized in the Sanctuary (especially those of Shun
and Hyoga) and yet, when we see the gold saints repair
them, they are simply broken.
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Why Shun does not recognize Mime
when he sees him? They had already seen each other in
episode 75. Short memory??
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In an image in which Mime is
sitting on the wall, the exposed part of the elbow (which
should be white as the suit) is colored red like the
armor.
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Shun gets discouraged too quickly
by Mime's words, considering that humanity is at risk.
He should also explain to Mime that the first to attack
the Sanctuary was Cyd and that Hilda is clearly intent
on ruling the world (which also affirmed the other
knights of Asgard as Thor, Fenrir and Hagen ...)
Episode84:Decree
of Death! String Requiem
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It does not make sense that the
Andromeda's chain does not run to help its master. Mime
really want to kill his opponent (and it would have been
like that if Ikki had not stopped the last mortal
note...).
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As soon as Ikki arrives, the right
vambrace of his armor is colored light blue.
Episode85:Hero's
Grief! Frozen Hatred
Episode86:Phoenix!
Crimson Blazing Wings
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Note: in the summary we can see new
scenes.
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During the clash with Mime, Ikki is
again with the vambrace colored light blue instead of
blue (this time the right one).
Episode87:Demon's
Amethyst! Saint's Cemetery
Episode88:Sword
of Flame! Dreadful Ambition
Episode89:Impossible
Viciousness! Forest of Spirits
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Why in this episode Sigfried and
Cyd took off their armor? In the last episode they had
them on. Moreover, recover the seven sapphires to get
the sword Balmung does not many sense. Hilda could to
hide one of the god warriors (or hide a sapphire,
perhaps throwing it in a ravine or who knows where), to
prevent the saints of Athena appropriating. It would
have been enough then to resume it once Athena was
definitively defeated...
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In several images, the diadem on
Shiryu's helmet does not have eyes colored red.
Episode90:Don't
Look Back, Seiya! Cosmo of the Rising Dragon
Episode91:Glow
Shun! Hidden Puzzle of the Dark Fang
Episode92:Swirl!
Shun's Desperate Use of the Nebula Storm
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Note: Strangely Shun attacks with
the chain with the circular tip (that is the defense).
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Again, when Shun takes off his
armor, the pieces disappear at his feet (the same
happened with Mime).
Episode93:Bud!
Fate of the Twin Stars
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Ikki's scar changes in length in
several scenes. In some it is just accentuated, in
others it is a real groove.
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In this episode Cyd has his eyes
closed and yet when he died he had opened them. How's
possible that none of them notices the thing?
Episode94:Bond
of Brotherhood! Syd Rests with his Ancestors
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In the initial scene, when Ikki
throws the hoyoku tensho, he is without the helmet, but
in the next image the helmet still has it on him (he
loses it soon after).
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In addition to having his eyes
closed, here Cyd is also turned from the previous
episodes. As proof of the fact that he's still alive!
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In the scene where Bud is about to
kill Shun, Ikki launches himself into the air to save
his brother but the flight don't have any sense, since
Bud was standing on the floor (and only then is forced
to jump just to hit Ikki). To hit Bud, Ikki would have
simply to launch himself at ground level, not at the
ceiling level! Did he wrong the jump??
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As already mentioned, Cyd is still
alive, but in episode 92 he looked really dead. He had
also his eyes open. Is it possible to faint with open
eyes?
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When Seiya sees Hyoga fainted on
the ground and goes to rescue him, he finds him on his
stomach, turns him around and talks to him. In the scene
after Hyoga is again on his stomach. Why?
Episode95:Hero
of Noble Spirit! Legendary Knight Reborn
Episode96:Dragon
Against Dragon! A Fraction of a Second Leads to Victory
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In this legend of Siegfried they
said that the hero scattered his body of the blood of
the dragon and that this made him invulnerable, except
in a small point remained covered by a leaf. Too bad
that in the flashback Siegfried has also a kind of fur
coat on his chest. In short, the points left vulnerable
should be multiple and not just one...
Episode97:Siren!
Beautiful Melody of Death
Episode98:Appearance
of a Miracle! Odin Robe
Episode99:Athena!
Eternal Prayer of Noble Spirits
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In this episode we can see Mime
with his intact zither beside him. That's impossible
since the zither had been destroyed during the clash
with Ikki.
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The tears on the thighs in the
Seiya suit (the one caused by Megres' sword) appears and
disappears.
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