Les Chevaliers du Zodiaque: Lucifer - Le Dieu des Enfers

Original title: Seinto Seiya: Saishu Seisen no Senshi-tachi

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Les Chevaliers du Zodiaque: Lucifer - Le Dieu des Enfers (1989)

Lucifer has been awakened from his slumber by Eris, Abel and Poseidon. He has come to destroy Athena and fulfill his heart's desire: becoming the strongest of all the gods.Lucifer has been awakened from his slumber by Eris, Abel and Poseidon. He has come to destroy Athena and fulfill his heart's desire: becoming the strongest of all the gods.Lucifer has been awakened from his slumber by Eris, Abel and Poseidon. He has come to destroy Athena and fulfill his heart's desire: becoming the strongest of all the gods.

Director
- Masayuki Akehi
Writers
- Yoshiyuki Suga
- Masami Kurumada
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Director
- Masayuki Akehi
Writers
- Yoshiyuki Suga
- Masami Kurumada
Stars

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Tôru Furuya

Seiya, Pegasus Bronze Saint
(voice)

Hirotaka Suzuoki

Shiryû, Dragon Bronze Saint
(voice)

Kôichi Hashimoto

Hyôga, Cygnus Bronze Saint
(voice)

Ryô Horikawa

Shun, Andromeda Bronze Saint
(voice)

Hideyuki Hori

Ikki
(voice)
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Keiko Han

Saori Kido (Athena)
(voice)

Kaneto Shiozawa

Mû, Aries Gold Saint
(voice)

Akiko Tsuboi

Hyôga no haha
(voice)

Katsuji Mori

Beelzebub
(voice)

Keiichi Nanba

Astaroth
(voice)

Ken Yamaguchi

Eligor
(voice)

Toshio Furukawa

Moa
(voice)

Masato Hirano

Sen'in-tachi
(voice)

Takeshi Kusao

Sen'in-tachi
(voice)

Hiroyuki Satô

Sen'in-tachi
(voice)

Hirohiko Kakegawa

Otoko
(voice)

Michiko Abe

Onna
(voice)

Masane Tsukayama

Rushifâ
(voice)

Director
- Masayuki Akehi
Writers
- Yoshiyuki Suga
- Masami Kurumada
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Easily the best out of the Saint Seiya OAVs I've seen until now

My only gripe being the way Andromeda Shun is easily dispatched with no efforts whatsoever, and since he's my favourite of the Bronze Saints I'm not too particularly fond of it. Other than that, it follows the typical repetitive series structure that in my opinion served better in that context and some imagery (like it happened in the previous movie) were CLEARLY used as the basis for the absolute, eternal (for real) masterpiece Sailor Stars from the 90's series Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon, so it's a plus. Highly recommended.