Moses of Whale

Moses is a tall young man, reaching two meters, with a robust yet athletic build, and a muscular body. His complexion is white. His hair, long and somewhat disheveled, reaches just below his neck and is a dark green. His face has fine and delicate features in the manga, which contrasts markedly with his anime version, where he is given coarser features, making him appear less attractive. One of Moses' most notable characteristics is the large scar over his left eye, which he has completely lost. His body, from torso to head, is completely covered in scars he has received in the numerous battles he has been involved in.

Moses is a Saint loyal to the Sanctuary and the goddess Athena, who stands out for his strong sense of justice and his imposing strength. However, due to the deception orchestrated by the impostor Pope, he comes to believe that Saori Kido (whom he considers an impostor using the name of Athena) and the Bronze Saints are traitors seeking to attack the Sanctuary. Proud of his great strength, he presents himself as a relentless warrior, merciless towards those he considers enemies. Furthermore, he has no qualms about resorting to questionable tactics if it ensures victory and the fulfillment of his mission. is resurrected by Hades. In his new life, he pretends to be a traitor in the service of this god in order to test the strength of the Bronze Saints, the protagonists. As part of this test, he confronts Hyōga, but, after being defeated, warns him about the danger threatening Athena and begs him to protect her, demonstrating once again his deep loyalty to the goddess Athena.

Moses is one of the Silver Saints sent by the imposter Pope with the mission of eliminating the Bronze Saints who participated in the Galaxian Wars. After the confrontation between the Bronze Saints and Ikki inside Mount Fuji, Misty appears and uses her power to cause the mountain to collapse, intending to bury both the Bronze Saints and the Black Saints. However, the Bronze Saints and the Black Saints manage to escape the collapse, while Ikki is trapped and Seiya is rescued by Mu and Kiki. To help the Bronze Saints, Marin uses her psychic abilities to create an illusion, deceiving Moses and the rest of the Silver Saints, who, believing that the Black Saints are the Bronze Saints, pursue them. Thus, Moses kills the Black Dragon, believing it to be Shiryu, and then travels to the place where Misty and Marin are. Moses, with the body of the Black Dragon on his shoulder, divides the sea with his power and, walking, reaches the beach, where he meets Misty and Marin, after the latter apparently killed Seiya. Then, Asterion and Babel show up with the bodies of Black Andromeda and Black Swan [1]. The Silver Saints bury the bodies of the Black Saints and Seiya, who had not actually died. Believing they have completed their mission, Moses, Marin, Asterion and Babel withdraw. However, Misty, distrusting the situation, stays in place and digs up Seiya's body, discovering that he is still alive. Thus, a fight between them begins, and in the end, Seiya achieves victory, placing a card on Misty's body to indicate that he was defeated by Pegasus.

Shortly after, Moses, Asterion, and Marin, sensing what was happening on the beach, return to investigate. Upon arriving, they find the bodies of Misty and Babel, with the Pegasus and Cygnus cards on them, confirming that Seiya and Hyōga had defeated them. Upon realizing this, they head towards the graves, where they see that, in fact, those who had been buried were the Black Saints. Realizing their mistake, they begin to suspect Marin, since Misty had been defeated by Pegasus, who, it is assumed, had been killed by Marin. Thus, they deduce that it had all been a trick set by her. Because she was discovered, Marin attempts to attack Moses from behind with another illusion. However, Asterion, who read Marin's thoughts, warns Moses that it is a trick. So, reacting quickly, he turns around and stops Marin's Ryūsei Ken with his hand. Then, he catches her and throws her into the air with his Kaitos Spurting Bomber. As she falls, Moses hits her with a punch that splits her head open. The impact is so brutal that Marin is left unconscious on the ground. Despite what happened, Moses and Asterion decide not to kill her immediately, as they plan to use her to lure Seiya out. Therefore, they tie her to a log in the middle of the sea, waiting for the tide to rise and eventually drown her. This causes Seiya, realizing the danger Marin is in, to rush to the beach. Upon arriving, Seiya tries to rescue her, but Moses gets in the way, and Seiya delivers a powerful blow to knock him down. However, Moses gets back up and, taking advantage of Seiya's distraction, surprises him from behind, using his Kaitos Spurting Bomber technique to launch him into the sky. As Seiya falls, Moses hits him with his fist, causing serious injuries that prevent him from moving. Moses prepares his technique again, ready to finish him off.

While Moses holds Seiya's body, Asterion suggests that Marin could be his sister. Concluding his conversation with his partner, Moses throws Seiya into the air again. However, Seiya reflects on what he has just heard and, considering the possibility that Marin is actually his sister, regains consciousness. At that moment, he ignites his Cosmos and, creating wings on his back, dodges his enemy's attack by rising into the air. In mid-flight, he deflects Moses' fist with a kick, shattering his armor and breaking his hand. Without wasting a second, he spins and launches his Pegasus Ryūsei Ken, unleashing a shower of blows on Moses. The impacts destroy his armor and cause mortal wounds. Finally, Moses falls dead before the astonished gaze of Asterion, who cannot assimilate what has just happened. A year later, Moses is one of the Silver Saints who pretended to swear loyalty to Hades in exchange for a new life, with the aim of testing the strength of the Bronze Saints. Once again, Moses joins Babel and Misty, and the three head to Siberia to challenge Hyōga, who is visiting his mother's grave. Upon arrival, they appear before him, warning him that they have been resurrected by the power of Hades, to whom they have sworn allegiance, and that they have come to end his life. At this, Hyōga becomes enraged and replies that traitors like them will never be able to defeat him. The battle begins, and although the Silver Saints launch multiple attacks, Hyōga easily dodges each one and then counters with his Aurora Execution, which manages to defeat all three Silver Saints at the same time. Before dying, Babel congratulates him on his strength and asks him to protect Athena on his behalf. Hearing these words, Hyōga understands the Silver Saints' true intentions.

•Cetus Spouting Bomber: Throws enemies into the air so they fall headfirst, and Moses takes advantage of that moment to hit them in the head. •Big Wave: This technique involves concentrating the Cosmos in the fist, then executing a powerful uppercut, as if a huge wave were sweeping the opponent away. •Wheel Baritsu: The Whale Saint stands in front of his opponent with his arms extended and concentrates his cosmos in his hands, then grabs his opponent and violently throws him against the ground where he is, causing great damage directly to his respiratory system. •Tsunami Knuckle: The technique consists of concentrating the Cosmo in the fists, and then executing powerful ascending hooks that hit with great force as if it were that of a tsunami.