What does the sage cartoon mean?

Saint is a cartoon set in Greek mythology. It is said that this story was inspired by Japanese cartoonist Tian when he visited a Greek temple. The story tells the story of a group of young soldiers with extreme power fighting to protect the goddess Athena and the safety of mankind. These soldiers are called "saints", and they carry bright hopes and beliefs. In addition, this cartoon also shows profound philosophical thinking such as man and god, justice and evil, faith and ignorance.

The classic plot in The Saint is the twelve constellations plot. Each saint represents a constellation, and they all have different combat characteristics and skills. Soldiers in each constellation must obtain brilliant agate through practice and hard work, and give full play to their strongest strength. This story contains a belief that only through some tempering and hard work can we achieve real success and strength.

The profound thoughts expressed in The Saints are: justice, courage, friendship, love and faith. In this world, many people will betray you, but you must always keep your faith in justice and make efforts and courage for it. When friends, enemies and yourself around you are in crisis, only true friendship and love can help you out of trouble. In addition, the cartoons of the saints also teach us that although darkness and evil will constantly try to erode our hearts, faith and hope can also make things develop in a positive direction.