Ranking of the Pegasus Saints
I've decided to remake my power ranking of the Pegasus Saints, since I now have a clearer understanding of each one's abilities. I'll also include a brief explanation of why they're ranked where they are, as there are tied positions. I'll try to distinguish between them in these tied positions, but the differences in power are minimal there.
1º Rodorio
The original and undeniably the most powerful of them all, someone who awakened and mastered the 9th Sense under Athena’s guidance. A being who will bring down any divine entity that stands in his way. His rage only makes him stronger. He is a god in every way but name.
None of the others can compare to this monster who destroys everything in his path.
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The 2nd and 3rd places can be summed up as: each has what the other lacks.
2º Orisos
Orisos was born with an ability to understand the cosmos better than any other human. Before arriving at the Sanctuary, he had already awakened his 7th sense, and it wasn’t long before he awakened his 8th.
Unfortunately, what prevents him from reaching greater heights is his personality; Orisos lacks the passion or fury that would allow him to come close to Rodorio.
3º Ganzorig
Although Ganzorig awakened the 8th Sense, he wasn't able to grasp it to the same extent as Orisos, but he makes up for that with his passion and personality.
And most importantly, his fury fueled by his life experiences drives him to keep growing stronger and protect his loved ones.
4º Herve, Alexandros and Seiya
In Rodorio’s mind, the members of this post represent the minimum standard his reincarnations should achieve.
4.1 Herve
A master of the 8th sense, capable of creating a technique unlike any other, and driven by a selfish desire to deceive and outdo others.
Only those at the same level or above him could pose a threat.
4.2 Alexandros
Alexandros is a support; the fact that he’s managed to rise so high speaks volumes about him (or speaks poorly of the others). He’s a master of the Eighth Sense, though in a different way than Herve.
Since his personality is calmer than that of others, he isn’t capable of reaching the same level as Ganzorig, but he’s one of the few who can be a worthy rival to Herve.
4.3 Seiya
Seiya is young, but he has already achieved a great deal in this short period of time, and more importantly, he is still alive, so he can improve and surpass those who are currently ahead of him.
Even so, it would be easier for him to fight Ganzorig than Herve or Alexandros.
5º Tiberius, Felix, Chusor, Tiguaak and Tenma
5.1 Tiberius
Tiberius received the best education of all; unfortunately, this prevented him from focusing on combat, and his own tendency to cover for his allies’s weaknesses by stepping in to make up for their shortcomings kept him from concentrating on individual combat and becoming more powerful.
5.2 Felix
What holds Felix back is his youth and his imposter syndrome, as well as the fact that he was sidelined from the battlefield for much of the time by others who believed he wouldn’t be able to fulfill his duty.
If it weren’t for this, he would be in 4th place alongside the others, and even so, he poses a mortal threat to everyone except Rodorio and Herve.
5.3 Chusor
He certainly has the passion to rise through the ranks, but his role as helmsman of the Ship of Hope kept him out of direct combat for much of the time; yet in the end, he fought Hades side by side with Athena.
5.4 Tiguaak
He's so used to working as part of a team that he's never fought alone, except on rare occasions; even so, he's one of the Pegasus with the most combat experience.
5.5 Tenma
He has a major problem: he’s a slow learner. It took him a long time to reach the 7th Sense, and he had to force the God Cloth to awaken, unlike the other Pegasus Saints, who did so naturally.
On top of that, the high caliber of the Gold Saints of his era prevented him from facing more powerful opponents.
6º Badru and Jaidev
6.1 Badru
Badru was trained from the very beginning to be a healer; 90% of his education was devoted to learning how to heal others, and the rest to training to protect those who could no longer stand on their own.
Even so, he was more than willing to give his all to defend his patients, but his upbringing weighs on him and prevents him from going any further.
6.2 Jaidev
Combine Tiberius’s and Tiguaak’s problems, add in his complete distrust of the Golden Saints, and throw in his disappointment with Athena.
And you have someone who had to cover for others’ mistakes while others covered for his, and who was almost completely unwilling to take guidance from his superiors. This makes him someone who had to learn the hard way and never reached his true potential.
7º Marcus
The weakest of them all, with the poorest training. The only one who failed to reach the God Cloth or the 8th Sense; he has barely mastered the 7th.
Rodorio prefers not to acknowledge his existence, since to him he is nothing but a disappointment and a source of shame. As far as Rodorio is concerned, there was never a war in the 1st century.
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There's a big difference between 1st and 2nd place.
But not much between 2nd and 3rd.
There’s a significant gap between 3rd and 4th, just as there is between 4th and 5th.
And a huge difference between 5th and 6th.
And I keep using Marcus as a punching bag; it seems I’ll never let him rest his life is nothing but suffering.
