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Hell's Shower

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Hell's Shower is Ishtar's light-based attack in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story. She gathers force and then rains it down over the whole party of Sailor Guardians, striking Sailor Venus most severely of them all.

Type: Light-based
User: Ishtar
Japanese: ヘルズ・シャワー
First Video Game Appearance: Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story
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Overview

Hell's Shower is a light-based assault that Ishtar rains onto the Sailor Senshi in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story. It stands among the hostile powers the player must face in that game.

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Mechanics

Ishtar first draws force together, then releases it so that it pours down over the Guardians like falling rain, dealing lethal harm. Sailor Venus is typically the one hit hardest by the downpour.

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Notable Users

Ishtar alone commands Hell's Shower, turning it on the Sailor Guardians during the run of Another Story.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hell's Shower in Sailor Moon: Another Story?

Hell's Shower is a light-based attack used by the enemy Ishtar against the Sailor Guardians in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.

Who takes the most damage from Hell's Shower?

Sailor Venus is typically the Guardian hit hardest by the downpour of Hell's Shower.

How does Ishtar perform Hell's Shower?

Ishtar first draws force together, then releases it so it pours down over the Sailor Guardians like falling rain, dealing heavy harm.

Who uses Hell's Shower?

Ishtar alone commands Hell's Shower against the Sailor Guardians.

What type of attack is Hell's Shower?

Hell's Shower is a light-based technique that rains destructive energy down over the whole party of Sailor Guardians.

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