Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers
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The combat mode is in the style of RPG video games, with many levels and items going through towns and anime scenarios. The video game begins in the Galaxian Wars and ends with the combat against the god Poseidon, making their appearances minor characters like Gigas and Geist that would not be used in other video games later.
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Saint Seiya
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Saint Seiya: Legends of Justice is a licensed adaptation of the Saint Seiya manga, produced by the original team, with high-quality graphics that recreate the classic plot. Follow Seiya, Ikki, Shiryu, Hyoga, and Shun as they venture into the Sanctuary, challenge the 12 Gold Saints, destroy the Pope's conspiracy, and save the goddess Athena.
Saint Seiya Rising Cosmo, a new generation Saint 3DRPG! Recreate the world of Saint Seiya and bring back that excitement with a story faithful to the original! All the saints you know and love are here! Gather your characters and form your own team to make your dream matchup a reality! Summon saints from the stars with a new gacha system that uses the AR function!
The quintessential Saint Seiya experience, brought to you with the highest quality in smartphone gaming history! Become the most powerful warrior in Saint Seiya Shining Soldiers! ■Heated battles against worldwide users! Saint Seiya Shining Soldiers uses a 1 on 1 command-based battle system. Dive into deep strategic combat with various characters' affinities and skills! Deal massive damage by building up Cosmo and unleashing Seventh Sense Arts, complete with flashy visuals worthy of Saint Seiya! Battle against users all over the world in the first global PvP Saint Seiya game. Contend for the title of world’s strongest warrior! ■Classic scenes re-imagined! Experience the Saint Seiya world with "Cosmo Chronicle Episode" Mode and take on any chapters you want. Scenario segments feature conversations between characters and famous scenes from the anime! Enter the soundscape of Saint Seiya with voiced battle lines and famous BGM tracks like “Pegasus Fantasy.” ■Beloved characters brought to life in stunning 3D Models! See your favorite characters in high quality 3D models, far superior to existing smartphone graphics! In particular, the iconic Saint Seiya Cloths are rendered with dazzling metallic shine.
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