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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Quiz Taiketsu! Sailor Power Ketsushuu

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A trivia-battle disc for Bandai's Playdia player in which the Sailor Guardians face a run of revived S-season villains and must clear a string of multiple-choice quiz rounds to recover a stolen Pure Heart Crystal.

Genre: Trivia / quiz (Playdia)
Platform: Playdia
Developer: Bandai
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 1994
Japan Release Date: 1994-09-23
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Story

Professor Tomoe's Daimon named Quiz steals the Pure Heart Crystal of a girl called Asako Misaki, then revives five monsters the Guardians had already defeated earlier in Sailor Moon S: Garoben, Murido, Oniwabandana, Haikyun, and Ryuax. Each revived enemy guards part of the stolen crystal behind its own quiz challenge, and the Guardians must work through all five to get it back.
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Gameplay

Playdia was Bandai's CD-based video player controlled with a simple pointer-style pad, and this disc mixes animated segments with quiz rounds. Each of the five stages presents twenty questions in two halves, an easier opening set with three answer choices and a harder closing set with four, and the player needs better than fifty percent correct to clear that villain's round and move on.
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Release

Bandai published the disc in Japan on September 23, 1994, the same week the Playdia console itself launched, making it one of the system's first pieces of licensed software. It never released outside Japan, and like most of the small Playdia library it remains obscure today even among retro collectors.
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