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Saint Seiya: Music Collection Volume 4 (Original Soundtrack) by Saint Seiya: Music Collection Volume 4-O.S.T. (Record, 2024)

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Record LabelMicroids Records, Mcqi

UPC3701627800772

eBay Product ID (ePID)13071184062

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2024

GenreSoundtrack

ArtistSaint Seiya: Music Collection Volume 4-O.S.T.

Release TitleSaint Seiya: Music Collection Volume 4 (Original Soundtrack)

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Item Weight0.50 lb

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks15

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Prologue: Norse Mythology 1.2 Siblings in Asgard 1.3 Odin, Evil Gods 1.4 Broken Friendship 1.5 Mjölnir 1.6 Save the Goddess Athena! 1.7 God Warriors Vs. Knights of the Zodiac 1.8 Coming of the Gold Armor 1.9 Frey - Brave Heart of Love and Justice 1.10 Twilight of the Gods- Ragnarok 1.11 Epilogue: Under the World Tree 1.12 Mirage of the Twelve Houses 1.13 Battle of Andromeda Shun 1.14 Escape from the Evil Lair 1.15 Leading the Era of the War Between Gods

Number of Discs1

NotesHyoga responds to Saori's call, alerted by an imminent danger. But before he can act, Saori is attacked by a divine warrior of Asgard, under the orders of Hilda of Polaris. Athena then goes to Asgard, initiating a confrontation. To save humanity, she halts the melting of the ice, but only for half a day. During this time, Seiya and his companions face the seven divine warriors of Asgard to retrieve the sapphires of Odin and free Hilda from the Nibelungen ring.Seiji Yokoyama, the legendary composer of the entire Saint Seiya series, takes a turn towards Nordic themes and leads us straight into Scandinavian myths. The melancholy, fear, and epic nature of these background music pieces are palpable, supported by the "Andromeda Harmonic Orchestra" and the Colombia Male Choir on vocals, both of which have contributed to most of the series' iconic music.