Hell's Freezing
CharacterHell's Freezing is Nabu's ice attack in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story. A fall of ice pours from the sky onto the whole party for heavy damage, and of the group Sailor Mercury usually comes off the worst.
Overview
Hell's Freezing is an ice-based strike that Nabu turns on the Sailor Senshi within the game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story. It is one more of the enemy powers ranged against the heroines.
Mechanics
Once triggered, the move drops a fall of ice from overhead that slams into every Guardian for considerable damage. Sailor Mercury is normally the member who takes the most punishment from it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hell's Freezing in Sailor Moon: Another Story?
Hell's Freezing is an ice-based attack used by the enemy Nabu against the Sailor Guardians in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.
Who takes the most damage from Hell's Freezing?
Sailor Mercury is normally the Guardian who takes the most punishment from Hell's Freezing.
How does Hell's Freezing work?
Once triggered, Hell's Freezing drops a fall of ice from overhead that slams into every Sailor Guardian for considerable damage.
Who uses Hell's Freezing?
Nabu is the sole user of Hell's Freezing.
Is Hell's Freezing part of the Sailor Moon anime or manga?
No, Hell's Freezing appears only in the video game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.
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