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Galactica Glaive Surprise

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Galactica Glaive Surprise is a corrupted form of Sailor Saturn's Silence Glaive Surprise, unleashed while the Galactica Bracelets hold her under Sailor Galaxia's command. It features in the manga and in Sailor Moon Cosmos.

Type: Energy-based
User: Eternal Sailor Saturn
First Manga Appearance: Act 58 Stars 9
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Overview

The move is an energy-based reworking of Saturn's own Silence Glaive Surprise, wielded by Eternal Sailor Saturn through her Silence Glaive. It debuts in the manga chapter Act 58 and later appears in Sailor Moon Cosmos. Its Japanese title carries two readings, Gyarakutika Kama Kishuu and Gyarakutika Gureibu Sapuraizu.

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Mechanics

After Galaxia revives her, Saturn falls under the bracelets locked on her wrists, and their destructive charge reshapes her familiar glaive attack into this stronger variant.

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Notable Users

Eternal Sailor Saturn performs it while enslaved. As Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon pleads with Sailor Moon that their friends are being puppeteered, Saturn laughs, calls up her Silence Glaive, and strikes at the pair. Sailor Chibi Chibi throws up a barrier that blocks the blast and jolts both Saturn and Tuxedo Mask.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Galactica Glaive Surprise?

Galactica Glaive Surprise is a corrupted, energy-based reworking of Sailor Saturn's Silence Glaive Surprise, unleashed while she is enslaved by Sailor Galaxia's Galactica Bracelets.

Who uses Galactica Glaive Surprise?

Eternal Sailor Saturn is the sole user of Galactica Glaive Surprise, performing it through her Silence Glaive while under Sailor Galaxia's control.

How does Galactica Glaive Surprise differ from Silence Glaive Surprise?

After Galaxia revives Saturn, the Galactica Bracelets locked on her wrists reshape her familiar Silence Glaive Surprise into this stronger, corrupted variant.

What happens when Saturn uses Galactica Glaive Surprise?

Saturn calls up her Silence Glaive and strikes at Sailor Chibi Moon and Sailor Moon, but Sailor Chibi Chibi throws up a barrier that blocks the blast and jolts both Saturn and Tuxedo Mask.

Where does Galactica Glaive Surprise appear?

Galactica Glaive Surprise debuts in the manga's Act 58 and later appears in the animated film Sailor Moon Cosmos.

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