Albiore of Cepheus

Albiore is a young man with tanned skin and blond hair, similar to Jabu. He also has blue eyes, a similar shade to his armor. Albiore's hair is longer in the back than in the front, where it is styled in a high pompadour that falls from behind. His hairstyle is somewhat reminiscent of a mullet. Albiore's build is also similar to Daidalos's, having a neither coarse nor delicate appearance, and although he remains serious most of the time, he has a kind demeanor.

Albiore always observed his students' training and acted as a judge in the fights they fought against each other to obtain the Andromeda Cloth. Albiore was particularly fixated on Shun and didn't understand why he often didn't fight as he should against his rivals. His relationship with his other students is unknown, but it is known that he sacrificed himself to defend them from the Sanctuary. As with Daidalos, Albiore remains a character about whom we know very little. What is certain is that he is respected by all his disciples—Shun, June, Spica, and Reda—however, the latter blame Shun for Albiore's death and the destruction of Andromeda Island. Albiore is a strict teacher only during training, able to objectively consider his students' progress, thus showing great patience when teaching concepts such as the Cosmos. Albiore's wisdom allows him to understand that the Sanctuary is corrupted, and he takes a position of neutrality in the events that the Sanctuary has against the Bronze Saints, but this attitude is perceived as an act of betrayal by Patriarch Saga of Gemini.

Albiore is the tutor of all aspiring knights living on Andromeda Island, and therefore the master of June, Shun, Reda, and Spica (the most well-known). From the beginning, he believed in Shun's power, so he always tried to guide him on the path that would properly awaken his cosmos. He never accepted Arles' orders, which is why he was considered a rebel and held a place on the Patriarch's "blacklist." Despite this, he managed to train Shun and finally see him wear the Andromeda armor. But that peace would not last long, as the Patriarch would send Milo of Scorpio to kill him and destroy all those who might join the Bronze Saints in their fight. Albiore does not fear the presence of a golden superior and measures himself against his peers, so much so that Milo is in trouble against his strength. That's when something "dirty" happens: Aphrodite of Pisces, who traveled following Milo, intervenes in the fight by lulling the Silver Saint with one of her Red Roses, causing Albiore to become weak and at the mercy of the Golden Scorpion, who doesn't take long to kill him with such an advantage. Without a doubt something dirty and low, that he wouldn't fight one on one, and even more so when it's two Gold Saints against a single Silver Saint. Although it does show the power that Albiore had. Shun of Andromeda always remembers her teachings, which greatly motivated him when it came to measuring himself against the one who was co-author of the death of his master: Aphrodite of Pisces.

•Cepheus's Hammer of Demolition: The Saint of Cepheus concentrates his cosmos and then jumps and throws his chain, deploying the attack that destroys the area as if it were a giant hammer that releases a large electric shock wave throughout the area. •Rolling Defense: The chain wraps around the saint, spinning rapidly around him, describing fast and continuous circular movements at high speed to form a very compact spiral grid that, like a shield, prevents the passage of rival blows. This is an effective barrier against physical attacks and projectiles from his adversaries, which nevertheless has a weak point, since it leaves a small opening every 100,000 turns that the chain makes. •Cepheus Chain: The Saint of Cepheus throws his two chains that are surrounded by cosmos representing the crown of King Cepheus, which multiply multiple times piercing the enemy's protections, internally electronicating the enemy. •Crown Chains: The Saint of Cepheus summons chains of spiritual energy that emerge from the ground through a magic spell. These chains can multiply by hundreds (let's also mention that the length of Cepheus' chains is unlimited) to increase the number of hits. Mechanically, it's a direct attack where the chains slide, wrapped in spiritual energy that gives them greater speed and power, piercing the opponent's body. •Crown Cepheus: The Saint of Cepheus throws chains that upon contact with the ground unleash an electric burst that surrounds the enemy, forming a crown of electricity that damages the enemy.