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Poseidon is released by Kanon, Saga's brother, after he was trapped in a nearby prison. Poseidon, Athena recognizes that returned to life to fight Hades, and therefore decides attack Sekai with another purifier flood (but, the sinful humanity does he choose to kill everyone, leaving no survivor), possessing the body of Julian Solo, and begging Kanon wake up on your 16th birthday. Kanon, however, deceived Poseidon, letting him sleep in Solo's body, which is now handled by himself.

In the anime, Julian Sollo, to be a part of the sea god consciousness has Hilda with the Nibelung Ring, to weaken the army of Athena, but his plan fails.

Poseidon finally awakened in Julian after being hit by the arrow of Pegasus Seiya, and this is again imprisoned.

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