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Galactica Super String

Character

Galactica Super String is among the mightiest weapons in Sailor Galaxia's arsenal, a rolling wave of cosmic force she shapes and hurls at her foes. Its name borrows from superstring theory, physics' bid to bind every force into one framework. She wields it in the manga, the Cosmos film, and the musicals.

Type: Cosmic Force Wave
First Manga Appearance: Act 59 Stars 10
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Overview

Galactica Super String is a formidable cosmic force wave commanded by Sailor Galaxia. It reaches across the manga, the Cosmos film, and the stage productions. The title draws on superstring theory, a long-running effort in physics to gather every fundamental force under a single explanation of the vast and the tiny alike.

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Mechanics

Casting the move wraps a surge of cosmic energy around Galaxia, which she then steers and launches toward an opponent. In the climactic scene she flings it at Eternal Sailor Moon, aiming to hurl her over the edge into the Galaxy Cauldron as Chaos stirs awake. To Galaxia's shock, Sailor Chibi Chibi raises her scepter and turns the blast aside.

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Notable Users

Galaxia alone performs the technique. On stage it debuted in The Eternal Legend and its revised staging, where she loosed it at Chaos after slipping free of his grip. She calls on it again in Le Mouvement Final, this time against the Outer guardians.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who uses Galactica Super String?

Galactica Super String is a cosmic force wave commanded solely by Sailor Galaxia.

What does the name Galactica Super String reference?

The name Galactica Super String draws on superstring theory, a physics effort to unify every fundamental force into a single explanation.

How does Sailor Galaxia use Galactica Super String against Sailor Moon?

In the climactic battle, Sailor Galaxia flings Galactica Super String at Eternal Sailor Moon in an attempt to hurl her into the Galaxy Cauldron as Chaos stirs awake.

Who stops Galactica Super String from hitting Sailor Moon?

Sailor Chibi Chibi raises her scepter and turns Galactica Super String aside, to Sailor Galaxia's shock.

Where does Galactica Super String appear on stage?

On stage, Galactica Super String debuted in The Eternal Legend, where Sailor Galaxia used it against Chaos, and it reappears in Le Mouvement Final against the Outer guardians.

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