Black Absorb
CharacterBlack Absorb is a stage attack featured in the musical Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Petite Etrangere, carried out by Esmeraude alongside four droids to lock the guardians out of their transformations.
Overview
Black Absorb appears in the musical Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Petite Etrangere, staged by the villain Esmeraude together with four droids.
Mechanics
The group channels the technique to keep the Sailor Guardians from transforming, cutting them off from the very powers they need to fight back.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Black Absorb in Sailor Moon?
Black Absorb is a stage attack from the musical Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Petite Etrangere, performed by the villain Esmeraude together with four droids.
Who uses Black Absorb?
Esmeraude and four droids under her command carry out Black Absorb together.
What effect does Black Absorb have on the Sailor Guardians?
Black Absorb locks the Sailor Guardians out of their transformations, cutting them off from the powers they need to fight back.
In which Sailor Moon production does Black Absorb appear?
Black Absorb appears only in the stage musical Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Petite Etrangere, not in the anime or manga.
What is the Japanese name for Black Absorb?
Black Absorb's Japanese name is written as Burakku Abusoru in romaji.
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