Overview
Hell's Flame Bird is a fire-based technique that Nergal turns on the Sailor Senshi in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story. It counts among the boss powers the party must weather.
Mechanics
Summoning the move sends a flaming bird sweeping toward the Guardians, searing them on contact. Of the group, Sailor Mars generally suffers the sharpest sting from the flames.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hell's Flame Bird in Sailor Moon: Another Story?
Hell's Flame Bird is a fire-based technique used by the enemy Nergal against the Sailor Guardians in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.
Who takes the most damage from Hell's Flame Bird?
Sailor Mars generally suffers the sharpest sting from the flames when Nergal unleashes Hell's Flame Bird.
How does Hell's Flame Bird compare to Sailor Mars' own attacks?
The flaming bird Nergal conjures visually resembles the bird seen in Sailor Mars' own Fire Soul Bird attack, though the two moves are otherwise entirely separate.
Who uses Hell's Flame Bird?
Nergal is the only character who wields Hell's Flame Bird.
What does Hell's Flame Bird do?
Summoning the move sends a flaming bird sweeping toward the Sailor Guardians, searing them on contact.
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