"In the Hypermith does not mention anything and in the Taizen only indicate that the Olympic gods use their Kamuis (with the exception of Athena and Poseidon, but Kurumada in an interview that the armors of the gods can be his Kamui)." "The game never mattered to the SS universe"Ĭlearly it does somewhat since it is the only place where Aphrodite and Persephone have appeared so far, and some of the game's plot ideas were borrowed for Assassin. I would have to find it, but he actually did. "Kurumada never particion in the game, places the link or interview where the author mentions that he participated in the game." >Still calling Sacred Saga a fanfic >Fails to see the obvious similarities between Ares in Sacred Saga and Lost CanvasĪlso, my god, do you really think that Ares isn't an Olympian God? Of course he is. And Ares in Taizen is not described as an Olympic god." "Even in Lost Canvas they do not use the designs fanfic as Sacred Saga, even the design of Ares is completely different in LC. Even in an interview the author mentions that the Kamui appeared in Next Dimension, a few months before of the first appearance of Artemis. In the Taizen indicate that only Athena and Poseidon wear armor of their armies, but even Kurumada indicates in an interview that these armors could be the Kamui of the gods. That is never said in Hypermith (the updated version of 2002 does not mention anything about the Kamui) or Taizen, even in Taizen it is claimed that the Olympian gods use Kamuis. Official link where Kurumada indicates that he participate in the game, although the ranges of the armor are bad, has different designs of armor with official designs. A parallel future or the universe of history.
Universe of Lost Canvas (Manga and Gaidens).Universe of Classic, Next Dimension, Sho and Episode G (possibly Golden Age).Lost Canvas is canon, but it is a parallel universe, a different universe to the Classic and Next Dimension. Click to expand.Because the author does not care about this manga, because the story was deviated of Next Dimension.
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