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Original Story by Tatsuya Hamazaki
Art by Shingo Araki, Michi Himeno
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Saint Seiya: Gigantomachia

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Release Year / Date 2004
Country Japan
Author Tatsuya Hamazaki
Artist / Illustrator Shingo Araki, Michi Himeno
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Volumes 2
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Set between the epic conflicts of the Poseidon and Hades sagas, Saint Seiya: Gigantomachia introduces a formidable new threat to the world. The goddess Athena and her loyal knights find themselves facing an ancient and overwhelming danger that emerges during a brief window of respite from their usual divine adversaries. This untold chapter expands the mythos by placing the protectors of Earth against enemies whose raw strength rivals that of the gods themselves. The source of this impending catastrophe lies on Mount Etna in Italy, where a race of immensely powerful giants has long resided. These colossal beings now stir, bringing with them the promise of devastating warfare. To preserve peace and protect humanity, Athena and her Saints must journey to the volcanic slopes of the Italian mountain and confront these terrifying entities head-on. What follows is a desperate struggle for survival as the knights test their limits against foes unlike any they have previously encountered. Bound by duty and driven by their unwavering devotion to Athena, the Saints must channel every ounce of their power to overcome the giants of Mount Etna before their rampage engulfs the world in ruin.
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