Krishna of Chrysaor

•Flashing Lancer: This is an extremely simple technique in which Krishna uses the powerful weapon of the Scale of Chrysaor, the Golden Lance. At first, he holds the lance with both arms, aligning it in front of his opponent, and then launches countless thrusts at impressive speed. In this way, the sharp blade of the lance's tip pierces and cuts his enemy's body repeatedly. •Sonic Lance: Uses his lance to create powerful sonic waves that stun and damage his opponents who are disabled and vulnerable. •Exodus Division: It is a technique used by Krishna that consists of using the Golden Lance from the Chrysaor Scale after it evolved into an Arch Scale. To execute it, Krishna holds the Golden Lance with both hands and places it vertically, with the blade pointing towards the ground. Then, he quickly raises the blade towards the sky while concentrating his cosmos on it, causing a huge energy blade to form around the blade of the spear. When the opponent is close enough, he slashes, causing everything in front of him to be split in half by the enormous energy blade at the tip of his spear, while the image of a sea split in half is projected around him. •Kundalini: This is a strange energy, similar to the Cosmos, that Krishna controls when he meditates. Thanks to this energy, Krishna can elevate himself while meditating. It also creates a Chakra Barrier. •Maharoshini: He assumes a meditative position, with several images of Buddha appearing behind him during his period of hunger. He then begins to levitate, and thanks to Kundalini, he accumulates all the power of his chakras and unleashes it all at once. He emits an extremely powerful flash of light that causes his victim to lose their sight. The only way to stop this attack is to hit all seven chakras at once with a single blow.

•Golden Lance: Also known to Krishna as the Spear of Chrysaor, this is a weapon included in the Scale of Chrysaor. It is a spear that radiates a glow as if forged from pure gold. Both the shaft and the blade display a uniform golden hue, suggesting that the entire spear is made of the same material. Its sharp, radiant blade has three points: the central one is longer, resembling the blade of a short sword; the left point is shaped like two joined crescents; and the right, shorter one, is shaped like a crescent. Where the blade connects to the shaft, there is a decorated sphere with an engraved flower in its center and three fixing rings that join the two pieces of the spear. The material of the spear is a mystery, but it could be assumed that it shares the same composition as the Scale of Chrysaor, since both have the same golden hue. However, in the history of Saint Seiya it is not described with what material the Scales were made, although additional sources do.

Krishna explains that Chrysaor's spear can pierce through anything. Krishna attacks Shiryu with his spear, wounding him several times all over his body. With the following attacks, Krishna manages to put the tip of the spear next to Shiryu's neck, and tells him that he is unable to dodge it. Then Shiryu challenges Krishna to pierce the Dragon Shield, and Krishna not only pierces it but also manages to plunge the spear into Shiryu, and Shiryu tries to break Chrysaor's spear with one blow but fails. Krishna attacks Shiryu again but this time fails to pierce his shield, then Shiryu's Dragon Armor begins to shine as if it were gold. Shiryu tries to break the spear with the help of Excalibur but fails, and Krishna wounds Shiryu again and knocks him down. Shiryu, seeing that he depends too much on his armor, decides to take it off. Krishna attacks Shiryu again, although Shiryu manages to dodge him and grabs his spear. Shiryu uses Excalibur again and this time he manages to break Chrysaor's spear in two, in addition to breaking the scales of his armor. Krishna sits down and begins to emit his cosmos in a strange way. Shiryu attacks Krishna but an invisible barrier protects him and blocks Shiryu. Krishna tells him that the invisible barrier is formed by his Chakra, which emanates from 7 vital points that endow him with great energy, and that only if he destroys those 7 points will he pass through the barrier. Krishna and Shiryu attack each other but Shiryu is the only one damaged. Shiryu's vision weakens due to the light emitted by Krishna's barrier when an attack from Shiryu hits it. Krishna attacks Shiryu again but Shiryu concentrates enough to see Krishna's 7 vital points, attacks him with Excalibur and ends up killing him.

When he was young, Krishna trained in India, on the banks of the Ganges River. One day, Krishna, accompanied by other disciples, went to see the young newcomer. Krishna reproaches him for still meditating after training and the day's tasks, and orders him to rest. The young man replies that he is only talking to Buddha and the gods. Krishna acknowledges that the young man's ability is splendid, but since he is the one in charge now, he orders him to open his eyes if he is not sleeping. The young man replies that it is not necessary since when he closes his eyes he can see his inner light, although he still cannot hear it well. Krishna, annoyed, raises his staff against the young man. He does not care that the young man is a genius and threatens to hit him if he does not open his eyes, but the young man does not flinch. When Krishna was about to hit the young man on the head, he stopped, and a doubtful Krishna asked him why he didn't move, to which the young man replied that he didn't feel that he was going to hit him for real and asked him to let him continue with his training. Krishna is the guardian of the Indian Ocean Pillar. At the foot of its pillar, he attacks Dragon Shiryū, who was heading there to knock him down, with Chrysaor's spear. Shiryū got a wound on his face even though he had avoided being hit by Krishna's spear.

Krishna begins by presenting himself as an arrogant man, who despises knowing Shiryu's name because he is of the lowest rank among the saints and will not last long enough to be worth knowing. In the same confident and self-assured manner, Krishna does not hesitate to ferociously attack his opponent without giving him the slightest opportunity for dialogue or mercy, and it is not until Shiryu proves himself a worthy opponent that Krishna becomes interested in knowing his rival's name. Krishna is a man who fully trusts his god, and is convinced (like the other marines) of his ideals, going so far as to believe that the sacrifice of the innocents of the Earth is necessary and valid to purge the Earth of the evil that exists in it and build a utopia under the rule of Poseidon.

Krishna is a man of dark brown complexion. Krishna wears his hair in a mohawk, his head semi-shaven, and his hair is long and white. His eyes are blue, reflecting his connection to the ocean.