Dark Plasma
CharacterDark Plasma is a musical attack carried out by the underlings serving Dark Plasman. Its lone appearance comes in the stage production set on Kaguya Island.
Overview
The technique belongs to the theatrical side of the series and never crosses into the anime or manga. Those who unleash it are the followers of the villain Dark Plasman rather than any single named fighter.
Mechanics
As the name hints, the attack is understood to draw on plasma, though the source treats even that classification with some hesitation. Little else about its behavior survives beyond the setting of its debut.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dark Plasma?
Dark Plasma is a stage-only attack carried out by the minions serving the villain Dark Plasman.
Who uses Dark Plasma?
Dark Plasma is performed by the followers of Dark Plasman rather than any single named fighter.
What type of attack is Dark Plasma?
Dark Plasma is understood to be plasma-based, though the source material treats even that classification with some hesitation.
Which musical features Dark Plasma?
Dark Plasma appears in the Sera Myu production Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon ~ New Legend of Kaguya Island ~.
Does Dark Plasma appear in the anime or manga?
No, Dark Plasma belongs to the theatrical side of the series and never crosses into the anime or manga.
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