Kouga being deity reincarnation is possible, but what mythological figure is known for having a dark and light side?
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Originally Posted by Goty
I can see Kouga having some sort of "evil" origins. Food for thought: they were raising and training Kouga in an deserted island...protecting him from the world, or protecting the world from him in the case something went wrong? It's weird if the goal was just hiding, it's not like enemies couldn't easily find them like Mars did, after all. And they didn't even tell him anything about Athena, Seiya, Saints. Why?
Another interesting bit: the eyecatch shows white and black stones side-to-side, but the black one disappears. What could it mean?
Anyway, as shonen tropes demand, he's obviously not an average orphan.
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Well.. it seems to me that there's just not enough Saints left to protect Athena, so hiding was the only option.
Especially after Seiya sacrificing himself to seal Mars.
Remember that Athena lost most of her Saints during the war with Hades
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