Dark Mirror
CharacterDark Mirror is a musical-only attack shared by Zoisite and Kunzite. It appears a single time on stage, deployed as a defensive answer to an enemy technique during the Eternal Legend production.
Overview
This ability lives strictly within the theatrical branch of the franchise, never surfacing in the anime or manga. Two of the Dark Kingdom's generals, Zoisite and Kunzite, carry it out together as a paired effort rather than as a solo strike.
Mechanics
The move works reactively, thrown up to counter an incoming assault. In its lone showing the two use it to turn back the Galactica Cry launched by their opponents, blunting the attack before it can land.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dark Mirror in Sailor Moon?
Dark Mirror is a defensive attack shared by Zoisite and Kunzite, appearing only in the Sailor Moon stage musicals.
Who uses Dark Mirror?
Zoisite and Kunzite are the only ones who use Dark Mirror, performing it together rather than as a solo strike.
How is Dark Mirror used?
Dark Mirror works reactively, thrown up to counter an incoming assault rather than as an opening attack.
Which musical features Dark Mirror?
Dark Mirror appears in the Sera Myu production Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon ~ The Eternal Legend.
What attack does Dark Mirror counter?
Zoisite and Kunzite use Dark Mirror to turn back the Galactica Cry launched by Sailor Titanium Kerokko and Sailor Tin Nyanko.
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