Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen Josou - Overture

Both anime, albeit very different, are full of subtle and thought provoking symbolism involving existentialism, faith and angels. These elements vary in intensity and character, depending on which show is being talked about (i.e. "Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen" has more action scenes that don't place emphasis on the aforementioned things and, unlike "Tenshi no Tamago", its symbolism is more obvious, without leaving the interpretation of certain scenes up to the audience). What is more, they have good looking art and offer artsy approaches to their art style's presentation. All of that is accompanied with beautiful soundtrack. Their length is also similar ("Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen" is just 5 minutes longer than "Tenshi no Tamago". Since "Saint Seiya: Tenkai-hen Josou - Overture" is a movie sequel to "Saint Seiya" TV series, it is highly advised to be familiar with it before watching it. "Tenshi no Tamago", on the other hand, doesn't require any prior knowledge about any other anime show to fully enjoy it, because of its anime original character. read more