Shield is a monster raised by Queen Mio in the live-action series Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. Conjured alongside a partner called Sword during the Special Act, the pair serve her effort to rebuild the Dark Kingdom.
Shield is one of a matched pair of Dark Kingdom monsters, created to operate in tandem with its counterpart Sword during the Special Act.
True to its name, Shield exists for defense rather than attack, seldom striking on its own. It soaks up incoming blows in place of Sword, planting itself between the two and shrugging off hits that seem to leave it unharmed.
Queen Mio summons the pair as part of her push to restore the Dark Kingdom. In battle the two turn on Prince Endymion and the Shitennou, and each time Endymion aims for Sword, Shield intercepts and absorbs the strike. Shield ultimately meets its end at the hands of Sword.
Shield is a monster from the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, conjured by Queen Mio alongside a partner named Sword during the Special Act.
Queen Mio raises Shield as part of her effort to rebuild the Dark Kingdom.
Unlike its more aggressive partner Sword, Shield exists mainly for defense, seldom attacking on its own and instead absorbing blows meant for Sword.
Shield and Sword turn on Prince Endymion and the Shitennou, with Shield intercepting each strike Endymion aims at Sword.
Shield ultimately meets its end at the hands of Sword.
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