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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor V

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An unofficial doujin fighting game for the Sharp X68000 home computer, built around Sailor Venus and other Sailor Moon cast members trading physical attacks, throws, and special moves in one-on-one matches.

Genre: Fighting game (doujin)
Platform: Sharp X68000
Developer: DK Software
Publisher: DK Software
Release Year: 1994
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Gameplay

The game plays as a straightforward one-on-one fighter with stamina meters, throws, and character-specific special moves drawn from the Sailor Moon cast, centered on Sailor Venus. Disk releases circulating today include a later revised version and a version supporting simultaneous play beyond two people, suggesting the small circle behind it kept tinkering with the roster and options across multiple disk revisions rather than shipping once and stopping.
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Release

DK Software, a doujin (fan) software circle, self-published the game on floppy disk for the X68000 in 1994, with a further revised build following in 1995. Like most X68000 doujin software of the era it sold in small runs through computer and doujin markets rather than retail stores, and it survives today mainly through disk-image preservation uploads.
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Series Context

This is a fan tribute cashing in on Sailor Venus's popularity during the Sailor Moon S era, not a Bandai-licensed product, and it is unrelated to the in-fiction Sailor V arcade cabinet seen inside Game Center Crown in the anime or to the Codename: Sailor V manga. Games built around popular anime casts were a common doujin practice on the X68000 in the mid-1990s, and this title is one of several unofficial Sailor Moon-themed entries in that scene.
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