Docrates

•Heracles Mōshū Ken: To perform this attack, Docrates executes a choreographed sequence in which he concentrates his cosmos in his arms. After gathering enough energy, he directs it towards his target, and sends two punches from each arm that transform into tornadoes that sweep away everything in their path and leave a crater in the ground.

Docrates is accompanied by a small group of subordinates who assist him in his area. This group consists of nine men with fair complexions and medium builds, wearing black armor similar to Docrates' Cloth. This group appears alongside Docrates to recover the Sagittarius Cloth from the Bronze Saints. These subordinates fight the Bronze Saints, causing a great earthquake that separates Shun from Ikki and takes the Sagittarius Cloth, except for the golden helmet. They then reappear to fight after the helmet is exchanged by Saori, who had been captured. After escaping with Saori, the subordinates confront Hyoga, who cannot match their speed, and they escape with part of the Sagittarius armor. Hyoga follows them; then Shun appears before Docrates and Seiya, and three subordinates confront him, using a technique where the three combine, rolling in the air to form a kind of circle before launching themselves at Shun and overcoming his resistance.

Docrates immobilizes Seiya and prepares to dismember him, revealing steel claws hidden in his right hand. But Shun intervenes in time, attacking Docrates with the Nebula Chain. Docrates releases Seiya and knocks down Shun. Getting up, Shun uses his chain to pull the spotlights from the coliseum ceiling onto Docrates, seemingly crushing him. However, Docrates immediately frees himself from the pile of metal, to the surprise of Shun, Seiya, and Saori. Docrates grabs Shun's chain and slowly pulls it towards him, unaffected by the electric shock emitted by the Nebula Chain. When Docrates is about to hit Shun, this time Hyoga of Cygnus intervenes, kicking Docrates in the face and revealing the helmet of the recovered Sagittarius Gold Cloth. A furious Docrates prepares to attack the three opponents with the Force of Hercules, but breaks his concentration upon seeing the sudden snow produced by Hyoga's cosmos. Hyoga seizes the opportunity to attack with Diamond Dust, although it's a feint aimed at immobilizing and subduing Docrates, throwing himself at the giant's legs to freeze them. Hyoga remembers his master's teachings and his training fighting a polar bear. Docrates still doesn't give up and repeatedly hits Hyoga on the back. Hyoga perseveres, standing up with great effort and lifting Docrates off the ground at the same time. At the limit of exhaustion, Hyoga tells Seiya and Shun that it's their turn now. Seiya attacks Docrates with the Pegasus Meteors and Shun does so with the Nebula Chain. After the combined attack, Docrates finally falls defeated and dies.

Seiya of Pegasus and Shun of Andromeda arrive at the coliseum with the helmet of the Sagittarius Gold Cloth. Docrates says he knew they would come, and demands the helmet from Seiya. Seiya refuses until he releases Saori and Tatsumi, although Saori is hesitant about the exchange. Docrates demands the helmet again, and Seiya says it's a trade. During the exchange, Docrates' henchmen keep the helmet and detain Saori, releasing only Tatsumi. Seiya and Shun chase after the henchman taking Saori until Docrates cuts them off. Docrates says he now has the entire Sagittarius Gold Cloth, only Seiya's life remains. Docrates tells Seiya that he is Cassios' brother. Docrates blames Seiya for Cassios' defeat and seeks revenge. Shun intervenes, accusing Docrates of his brother Ikki of Phoenix's death. Docrates tells Shun he will meet him now, and Docrates' henchmen knock him down. While his henchmen fight Shun, Docrates fights Seiya, easily avoiding his first attacks. When Seiya attacks with the Pegasus Meteors, Docrates also manages to stop them with his hands and immediately counterattacks with his Hercules Force, knocking Seiya down and slamming him against a wall. Docrates tells Seiya he has no chance against him. Docrates uses the Hercules Force again, causing Seiya to hit the ground trying to avoid him. Docrates jumps on Seiya, trying to land his knee on Seiya's back, but Seiya dodges him. Immediately afterwards, Seiya lunges at Docrates, but Docrates grabs him by the leg and knocks him unconscious against one of the bars of the Galactic Tournament's hexagonal fighting arena. Docrates threatens Seiya with suffering like that of his brother Cassios.

With the help of Shiryū of Dragon, they eliminate Docrates' henchmen, until he intervenes, throwing trees at the mansion. Shun grabs Docrates' arm with his Nebula Chain, but Docrates throws him to the ground without difficulty. Hyoga attacks Docrates with Diamond Dust, but Docrates stops it with one hand, then Shiryu knocks Docrates down with a series of kicks. Docrates gets up and attacks them with the Strength of Hercules, sending all three flying. Docrates tells them they will only save their lives if they give him the helmet of the Sagittarius Gold Cloth. Then Saori looks out the door of the mansion and Docrates asks her directly for the helmet. Saori tells them they have no right to have her and asks who really wants her. Then Docrates tries to grab Saori, but Seiya, who has just arrived, tells him not to touch her. Docrates recognizes Seiya and tells him that he was the one who stole the Pegasus Bronze Cloth. Seiya tells him he didn't steal it, but earned it through his valor. Docrates challenges him to show him that valor and attacks him with the Strength of Hercules, and although Seiya avoids the attack, it destroys part of the mansion, leaving Seiya astonished. When Docrates and Seiya are about to attack each other, police sirens are heard, then Docrates kidnaps Saori and tells Seiya that if he wants to see her alive again, he will have to give him the helmet of the Sagittarius Gold Cloth. Tatsumi tells Docrates that if he doesn't release Saori, he will have a bad time, so Docrates decides to take him along too. Docrates tells Seiya as he leaves that he awaits him at the Kido Foundation Coliseum. Docrates' henchmen intervene so that he has no problems on his way.

Docrates is sent by the Sanctuary's Patriarch to Japan to recover the Sagittarius Gold Cloth. Docrates appears in the Valley of Death with his henchmen, who seize all the armor except the helmet. When Docrates shows himself, he reproaches his henchmen for their delay in obtaining the Sagittarius Gold Cloth, for taking so long to defeat a few knights. When his henchmen mention his name, Seiya of Pegasus reacts and says that during his training at the Sanctuary he heard that his power was absolute. Hyōga of Cygnus says that people always exaggerate, and Docrates tells him he will demonstrate his power. Before Docrates attacks, Ikki of the Phoenix tells the others to flee. Then Docrates attacks them with the Strength of Hercules, making two enormous holes in the ground, leaving all the knights astonished. Docrates orders Ikki to give him the helmet of the Sagittarius Gold Cloth. Ikki tells him he doesn't accept his orders and gives it to Seiya to keep. Immediately afterwards, Ikki attacks Docrates with the Burning Wings of the Phoenix, hitting the rock on which Docrates was standing, causing a landslide from which none of them can escape, and they are trapped between the rocks. After a few hours, Docrates manages to get out of the rocks and the snow, cursing Ikki for what happened. Docrates tells his henchmen that they must hurry to complete the Sagittarius Gold Cloth before the Sanctuary loses patience. The following morning, Docrates and his men attack the Kido Foundation Mansion with the intention of obtaining the missing helmet. Docrates warns them that it's better they give it to him and he doesn't have to go looking for it. Shun of Andromeda and Hyōga of Cygnus present themselves before Docrates, telling him that he will never take the helmet.