Black Amazon
CharacterBlack Amazon is a technique that Rubeus brings out during the musical Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Petite Etrangere, turning it on the Inner Sailor Guardians and Tuxedo Mask.
Overview
Black Amazon is a move that Rubeus employs within the Sera Myu production Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Petite Etrangere.
Mechanics
He looses the attack during the stage show against his opponents, though the production reveals little about how it operates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Black Amazon in Sailor Moon?
Black Amazon is a technique that the villain Rubeus uses in the stage musical Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Petite Etrangere.
Who uses Black Amazon?
Rubeus is the only known user of Black Amazon.
Who does Rubeus target with Black Amazon?
Rubeus turns Black Amazon on the Inner Sailor Guardians and Tuxedo Mask during the stage show.
In which Sailor Moon production does Black Amazon appear?
Black Amazon appears in the Sera Myu stage production Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Petite Etrangere.
What is the Japanese name for Black Amazon?
Black Amazon's Japanese name is written as Burakku Amazon in romaji.
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