Collection of Masami Kurumada’s works

In 1974, "Strong Girl Storm" was published in the "Shounen Jump" weekly magazine and began to temporarily emerge. From then on, he engaged in comic creation with "Shounen Jump" as the center. In "The Boxing Champion", he broke the style and concept of previous boxing comics and boldly used frame shifting and exciting actions, which formed the characteristics of his work and was enthusiastically welcomed by readers. Then, "Fuma Kojiro" depicts the battle between men fighting over the "Holy Sword", and "Osaka" depicts the life of a thug.

The release of "Saint Seiya" is a new starting point for his works. This comic has not only fascinated the whole of Japan, but also swept across mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and other regions, occupying almost all bookstores and newsstands. The innovative use of words such as "holy clothes" and "little universe" in the book have become popular words among children. made him a popular cartoonist. After the work was made into animation, it set off climaxes again and again at home and abroad. In the field of toys, the "Saint Cloth Series" has become a popular item for children's collection. In 1991, the musical starring Smeap earned him greater fame. Even after the serialization of "Saint Seiya" ended, readers' enthusiasm continued unabated, which is also rare in Japan. It wasn't until 1994 that Mr. Kurumada started serializing "B'TX" from the first issue of "Monthly Shōnen ACE", and this work was also adapted into a TV animation.

The series of images of warriors fighting for God created by Masami Kurumada are full of charm, and the most eye-catching thing is the gorgeous setting of holy clothes. "Zodiac Chapter", "Poseidon Chapter" and "Underworld Chapter" all have extremely exciting scenes, and the characters of both the enemy and ourselves are also appropriately expressed. "Saint Seiya" is also the one with the most complete structure among Masami Kurumada's works.

Saint Seiya

In the age of Greek mythology, the goddess of wisdom and war, Athena, was surrounded by a group of brave young guards, known as the goddess's saints. Mitsumasa Kido of Japan's Guladu Foundation was entrusted with adopting the incarnation of the goddess, Saori. In order to protect Saori, he sent a hundred children to all over the world to receive training as saint warriors. Under the guidance of the magic bell, Seiya defeated Cassios using the Pegasus Meteor Fist and won the Pegasus Saint Cloth.

Six years later, ten teenagers became outstanding Saint Seiyas and returned to Japan one after another carrying the Holy Cloths.

Kido Saori inherited the legacy of his grandfather Mitsumasa and presided over the "Galaxy War", allowing ten saints to compete in a competition to compete for the symbol of the highest honor-the Golden Saint Cloth...

(All***9 Volumes, 5 volumes each, 45 volumes in total) Japanese version 28 volumes

1. Galaxy War Volume

Volume 1: Seiya, Pegasus Little Hero

Book 2: White Bird, Ice Warrior

Book 3: Duel, Pegasus vs. Sky Dragon

Book 4: Phoenix, Saint on Death Island

Volume 5: The Four Kings of Darkness

2. Golden Saint Cloth Scroll

Volume 1: The Struggle between Light and Darkness

Volume 2: Hatred, the Mystery of Queen's Island

Book Three: Execution, The Pope's Order

Book Four: Scars! The Medal of Manliness