Now that I'm done with Zyuuranger, thus marking my second tokusatsu and the second show I ever finished in Japanese, I have another mental slot free to re-watch another anime in Japanese :)
It's even better, since unlike all of the Super Sentai seasons I've watched/wanted to watch, Saint Seiya over here has ACTUAL JAPANESE SUBTITLES AVAILABLE ONLINE lol..... Still funny how I can barely understand what they're saying despite having watched this anime twice with Portuguese subs before... Tho it's also nice to start recognizing kanji and readings that I'm not as used to with kanji that I've been studying...
Tho, there's also the matter that this show loves to use kanji for loan katakana words, but you get used to it, and these subs tend to include furigana for those at least in the first appearance of those words in the episodes.
(also, yes, I know I'm probably summoning a lot of Latin America here, and probably France as well, by making this post)