Dante of Cerberus

Appearance

Dante is a tall man, his hair is light brown and his eyes are green.

Personality

Like the vast majority of Silver Saints, he is seen proud of his rank and feels clearly superior to the Bronze Saints. He doesn't give up the fight until he dies, which demonstrates his great stamina and perseverance. He appears very coordinated and integrated into his squad, especially with Capella de Auriga, from which we can deduce that they were friends and had shared previous battles together. He competed with Shun of Andromeda in a chain duel that ultimately went poorly in the fight, but he demonstrated courage and perseverance. He was able to recognize the power of Ikki of Phoenix and that of the rest of the Bronze Saints. He is a Silver Saint with a firm loyalty to the Sanctuary, so it would be unfair to consider him an evil antagonist, since, like his other Silver Saint peers, they fought for a cause they considered just. He is seen as a warrior with a strong personality, who enjoys complicated challenges and is less hasty in his fighting style than his companion Capella. Naturally, given his rank in the order, he feels superior to the Bronze Saints, but he doesn't look down on them, taking precautions and even praising them. Dante demonstrated great fighting spirit and tenacity.

History.

He is a member of the second squad of Silver Saints sent by the Patriarch, commanded by Algol of Perseus, with the mission of taking Saori Kido to the Sanctuary. After being kidnapped by Jamian of Crow, Dante initially ambushes the Bronze Saints who were trying to treat a badly wounded Pegasus Seiya and faces Andromeda Shun. Against Andromeda, he only exchanges a couple of chain dominance techniques and quickly defeats him by trapping him with them and then throwing him off a cliff, along with Hyōga of Cygnus, who had already been defeated by Capella of Auriga. He is finally defeated by Andromeda Shun. Like the vast majority of Silver Saints, he is seen proud of his rank and feels clearly superior to the Bronze Saints. He does not give up the fight until he dies, which shows his great resistance and perseverance. He appears very coordinated and integrated into his squad, especially with Capella of Auriga, so we can deduce that they were friends and had shared previous battles together. He competed with Shun of Andromeda in a chain duel that ultimately went poorly, but he demonstrated courage and perseverance. He was able to recognize the power of Ikki of Phoenix and the rest of the Bronze Saints. He is a Silver Saint with a firm loyalty to the Sanctuary, so it would be unfair to consider him an evil antagonist, since, like his other Silver Saint peers, they fought for a cause they considered just. He is seen as a warrior with a strong personality, who enjoys complicated challenges and is less hasty in his fighting style unlike his companion Capella.

History.

Naturally, due to his rank in the order, he feels superior to the Bronze Saints, but he does not despise them, taking precautions and even praising them. Dante demonstrated a great fighting spirit and great tenacity. Dante appears alongside Shaina, Capella, and Algol, with the mission of taking Athena to the Pope, after she is kidnapped by Jamian. Dante, like his companions, manages to sense Saori's cosmo and deduce that it can only be Athena, since not even the Gold Saints have such a powerful cosmo. Ikki challenges the group of saints, knocking out Capella. Ikki begins his fight with Dante. The Phoenix destroys one of its stabbing masses with one hand and knocks down Dante with the Phoenix's Burning Wings attack, while Capella rejoins and continues the fight. When Capella is finally defeated, Dante also gets up to continue the fight with Ikki, but is stopped by Shun. The Silver Saint warns him that a Bronze Saint is not up to fighting him, to which Shun asserts with a bit of ego that he will be in for a big surprise when he sees his way of fighting. Without further ado, Dante throws one of his chains of spiky balls at Shun and the Saint of Andromeda dodges it without problem, he then attacks him with the Nebular Chain that Dante also manages to dodge, and corresponds with his Jigoku no Kōkyūsa technique but Shun protects himself from the attack with his chain. After an intense exchange of chain attacks, Shun ends up defeating the Silver Saint of Cerberus with his powerful Nebular Chain falling but without giving up and feeling humiliated Dante attacks Shun but he dodges the attack with his Thunder Wave, but Dante uses the Infernal Chain technique, Shun barely survives the attack of the flaming chains but with his Nebula Chain he manages to kill Dante.

History.

A year later, Dante was resurrected in the holy war against Hades by Hades himself. He was sent to the Five Peaks of China along with Algol of Perseus and Capella of Auriga to kill Dohko of Libra and Shiryū of Dragon, although all three were easily defeated by Shiryū with the Dragon's Wrath.

Arms

Cerberus Chain: Cerberus's Cloth incorporates two long chains with two spiked steel clubs at each end, whose power increases as Dante elevates his cosmos. Dante is able to launch his chains and balls with tremendous force at his opponents, capturing them, knocking them down, or destroying one of their limbs with a single blow.

Techniques/Attacks

•Demolition Cerberus: When performing his attack, Dante can make the different maces join together into a single giant sphere that devastatingly impacts the opponent. •Inferno Hurricane: is a throwing technique imbued with cosmos, which consists of setting fire to its cosmos in the Cerberus Chain and launching the three spikes of the chain. At the beginning, Dante of Cerberus charges his opponent with the first spike that impacts the opponent, who resists the first attack but is hit by the other two spikes, causing immense damage, knocking him out instantly, and the user can generate the same attack again spontaneously. •Jigoku no Kōkyūsa: Dante rapidly spins his chain above his head, then extends his arm towards his enemy while continuing to spin the chains until the sharp maces begin to multiply. It is at this moment that he throws them at his rival. Of the hundred maces that Dante throws at his rival, only one is authentic; all the others are illusions. •Infernal Chain: He rapidly spins his chain above his head, then extends his arm toward his enemy while continuing to spin the chains until the sharp, fire-enveloped maces begin to multiply. At that moment, he throws them at his opponent, striking and incinerating them.