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Saint Seiya Season 1 Episode 74

Saint Seiya: Hilda Polaris, the queen of Asgard is possessed by the ring of Nibelumgo and along with his 7 god warriors wants to destroy the Sanctuary and Athena. In order to do that, Syd, one of the 7 warriors, attacks Athena but Seiya and the rest of the bronze saints show up with new clothes and they stop him. With this new thread, Athena and the saints head up to Asgard.

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RyÃ´ Horikawa, Hideyuki Tanaka, TÅru Furuya, KÃ´ichi Hashimoto, Hirotaka Suzuoki, Keiko Han, Ryou Horikawa

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