Overview
Hell's Attack is an energy-driven strike belonging to Sin, an enemy fought in the role-playing game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story. It ranks among the powers she uses to press the Sailor Guardians in combat.
Mechanics
When Sin calls on it, she looses a large burst of energy that washes over the Guardians and leaves them wounded. The blast bites hardest into Sailor Moon, who usually absorbs the greatest share of the harm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hell's Attack in Sailor Moon: Another Story?
Hell's Attack is an energy-based strike used by the enemy Sin against the Sailor Guardians in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.
Who does Hell's Attack hit hardest?
The blast washes over the whole party of Sailor Guardians, but Sailor Moon usually absorbs the greatest share of the damage.
Who uses Hell's Attack?
Sin is the sole user of Hell's Attack, aiming it at the assembled Sailor Guardians throughout Another Story.
Is Hell's Attack part of the Sailor Moon anime?
No, Hell's Attack appears only in the video game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.
What type of attack is Hell's Attack?
Hell's Attack is an energy-based technique in which Sin looses a large burst of energy that leaves the Sailor Guardians wounded.
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