Death Reborn Revolution

This destruction-based technique ranks among the deadliest weapons in Sailor Saturn's arsenal. Powered by the Silence Glaive, it surfaces in the Infinity arc of the manga and again in the closing stretch of the third Crystal season. It should not be mixed up with the similarly titled video game move Death Ribbon Revolution, since the two are written almost identically in katakana.

The manga leaves its precise effect vague. Across six pages, countless ribbons appear from nowhere, coiling around Saturn while tearing into Pharaoh 90, who cries out that a vast negative aura is bleeding away his power. Enormous destructive force erupts from the ground at the same moment, leveling the ruins of Mugen Academy and reaching toward the Tau Nebula overhead. Crystal renders it as a spray of violet ribbon-shaped projectiles paired with a towering vertical beam of light, spiraling deadly winds, and rays that stretch to the portal above. The energy strikes Pharaoh 90 directly, draining his vitality and forcing him off the Earth as the planet itself quakes and crumbles.

Sailor Saturn is the sole wielder. The move debuts in Act 37 of the manga and its Crystal adaptation. She also deploys it during the stage musicals, once combining it with Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss to revive fallen guardians, and elsewhere using it to usher in the end of the world. In the game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story it stands as her only attack, summoning a mass of ribbons that damage multiple foes. Notably, the destruction it leaves behind can be undone by Princess Serenity.