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Katsumata was in no way an inexperienced director, and he had done storyboards & direction on a few episodes of the original Seiya anime, so Hades Inferno still looks & operates admirably.
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Replacing Shigeyasu Yamauchi was Tomoharu Katsumata, a man who's been with Toei for decades & directed some of their iconic 70s series such as UFO Robo Grendizer, Wakusei Robo Danguard Ace, Daiku Maryu Gaiking, & the original Cutie Honey and Devilman productions. Still, it's not like the overall production side of things wasn't impressive. Toei, in turn, seemed to not care as much about this production as they did with Hades Sanctuary if the fans were going to hate, then why should Toei break the bank?
As mentioned in the beginning, though, no amount of solid storytelling, great pacing, & memorable characters was going to make the hardest of the hardcore like this production that removed some of their strongest nostalgia. It's odd how the story that Hades Inferno tells comes off as both rushed & planned out with good pacing, depending on which part of the story you look at. Seiya and the other Bronze Saints come to help but their help isn't appreciated by the remainig Gold Saints that are still alive.Īt the same time, though, the main story in Judecca that is told is definitely one that felt planned out & not rushed much, if at all. Hades is planning to take over the world, to achieve that goal, he sends out deceased Gold Saints to take Athena's head. There's also slightly heavy use of the phrase, 'The Same Technique Won't Work Twice on a Saint,' especially from Kanon & Ikki, which both assures how confident the heroes are of their strength & almost comes off as an inside joke from Kurumada. Shiryu & Hyoga literally running through each prison, killing Specters like they were measely flies, feels both like Kurumada being forced to rush through the story & also the man himself poking fun at the model that he helped create (& is still used to this very day). The prisons were obviously based on the nine circles of Hell that Dante wrote about, complete with Charon bringing up the ten Bolgias within the prison of Malebolge (Dante's eighth circle of Hell), and I'm sure Kurumada would have loved to showcase his take on these ideas in more detail instead, only the first five prisons & Cocytus are given any description. If one couldn't tell already, this part of the story is heavily influenced by Dante Alighieri's epic poem The Divine Comedy, and there are a whole lot more references to Greek mythology. But, honestly, was all of the hate warranted? That being said, it is tough tell whether Kurumada originally wanted to have this portion of the story arc be longer & had to shorten it due to his editors or if he always had this pacing in mind.
The obvious reason for the split was because Toei was alternating between doing a Ring ni Kakero 1 anime season & then a Seiya Hades production, but all of this added up to the hardcore fanbase absolutely hating this second part of the Hades Chapter OVAs. Not just from a staff & main cast side of things, mind you, but also from a release perspective: All 12 episodes were split up into two parts, literally called Zenshou & Koushou/ Former Part & Latter Part, with the first part debuting from December 2005 to February 2006 & the second part from the same months in 2006-2007.
The Hades Chapter anime adaptation would return to Animax in late 2005 with Saint Seiya Hades Inferno, a production that was noticeably different from the previous. Combined with the recasting of the five main characters, this resulted in (supposedly) massive hatred from the Seiya fans.
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Kurumada was so displeased with the amount of changes the movie made from his planned story that he removed Yamauchi from all future Seiya Hades OVAs. The final product, 2004's Tenkai-hen Jousou Overture, was a fine movie in itself but director Shigeyasu Yamauchi may have overstepped his boundaries in focusing on making the movie he wanted instead of telling the story Masami Kurumada wrote. The success of the OVA series lead to Toei making a new Seiya movie, the first in 15 years, that would finally continue off of the manga's ending. Saint Seiya Hades Sanctuary was both an extremely well done production & a giant blast of nostalgia for the pre-existing fanbase.
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