"Saint Seiya" secrets: Why Shun can use the Nebula Chain illegally

Although the classic anime "Saint Seiya" has long been completed, I believe it still has countless fans. The mythological setting and beautiful saint cloth of that year were weapons that attracted countless fans. Recently, foreign media re-reviewed "Saint Seiya", and the perspective came from the rules of Saint Seiya. Let's take a look.

•In fact, fans who are familiar with "Saint Seiya" should know that there are various rules in the Saint Seiya universe, such as "female Saints must wear masks, and if their faces are seen, they must either kill or marry the opponent", "fighting more than one is considered to be a disgrace to the name of Saint Seiya and is not allowed", "Saints are not allowed to use weapons", etc.

•The first two rules are basically implemented in the works, but occasionally there will be examples of many against one, but they are basically "rounded off" with revenge or justice or the opponent's strong fighting power. The problem is, "Saint Seiya is not allowed to use weapons" seems to have a lot of flaws.

•The most obvious example is Shun, one of the Five Little Strong Saints, who never lets go of his chains. There are also many other Saints who use weapons. Libra is even covered with weapons. Could it be that the author couldn't make it up and just gave up?

•After analysis, the reason was found. It is absolutely correct that “Saints are not allowed to use weapons”, but in the original setting, each saint cloth is recognized by the goddess Athena, so the weapons that come with the original saint cloth are also allowed to be used. Therefore, those saints who use weapons use their own stocks, and it is impossible for them to pick up or rob a sacred weapon for their own use. Therefore, when Seiya was wearing the Sagittarius Gold Cloth and shot the sea emperor Poseidon, he had no psychological burden.