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Quiz Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Chiryoku Tairyoku Toki no Un

Game

A Japan only 1997 arcade release from Banpresto that pairs a board game style world map with trivia battles, sending a chosen Sailor Guardian across the board to answer timed multiple choice questions against monster encounters.

Genre: Quiz
Platform: Arcade
Developer: Gazelle
Publisher: Banpresto
Release Year: 1997
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Gameplay

The player picks one of seven Sailor Guardians and a location on the world map, then rolls dice each turn to advance across the board. Monster encounters trigger multiple choice quiz questions that must be answered within a time limit to proceed, and players can spend one of four Sailor Cards before rolling to make an upcoming quiz easier.
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Presentation

The cabinet features animated cutscenes, character voiceovers, and music between board turns and quiz encounters, and it supports two player competition alongside its single player mode.
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Release

Gazelle developed the game and Banpresto published it exclusively to Japanese arcades in 1997. Beyond its developer, publisher, and general 1997 window, little further release detail is documented in available sources.
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