Sometimes I wonder why the most likable and interesting characters from Saint Seiya Omega (I mean, the most likable characters besides from those that were from the original anime series) tend to die very soon, as if they were mere cannon fodder.
Personally, I think that Equuleus Celeris was a much better characters than the annoying Subaru, which (as I was expecting) becomes the new Equuleus Saint. Well, at least Celeris had the chance to die in a very heroic and appeared in more than one episode, but from my point of view, he deserved a much larger role in the series. The fact that he is merely mentioned one time in the following episode was kinda unfair from perspective, considering his noble and selfless heroism.
But despite that, I have to admit that this wasn't a bad episode. Even when it wasn't spectacular, it was moderately enjoyable to watch, and even when the death of Celeris was predictable (Since his first apparition I was sure that he was going to die soon) it is one of the saddest moments from this series.
Oh, Celeris,you were taken too soon. Why must the good (from Saint Seiya Omega) die young?
Personally, I think that Equuleus Celeris was a much better characters than the annoying Subaru, which (as I was expecting) becomes the new Equuleus Saint. Well, at least Celeris had the chance to die in a very heroic and appeared in more than one episode, but from my point of view, he deserved a much larger role in the series. The fact that he is merely mentioned one time in the following episode was kinda unfair from perspective, considering his noble and selfless heroism.
But despite that, I have to admit that this wasn't a bad episode. Even when it wasn't spectacular, it was moderately enjoyable to watch, and even when the death of Celeris was predictable (Since his first apparition I was sure that he was going to die soon) it is one of the saddest moments from this series.
Oh, Celeris,you were taken too soon. Why must the good (from Saint Seiya Omega) die young?
