Silence Glaive (attack)
CharacterSilence Glaive is a video game attack used by Sailor Saturn, named for her signature weapon. It appears in the title Sailor Moon S Kurukkurin and is distinct from the glaive itself.
Overview
Silence Glaive, as an attack, is a technique attributed to Sailor Saturn and shares its name with the polearm she carries. It should not be confused with the weapon of the same name, which is documented separately.
Mechanics
The specifics of how the move plays out are not detailed in the source, which treats the entry as a stub. What is recorded is that Saturn is the one who performs it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Silence Glaive do?
As a video game attack, Silence Glaive is a technique credited to Sailor Saturn in the title Sailor Moon S Kurukkurin. The exact mechanics are not detailed in the source, and it is distinct from the Silence Glaive weapon that shares its name.
Is the Silence Glaive attack the same as Sailor Saturn's Silence Glaive weapon?
No, the Silence Glaive attack is a separate technique documented apart from the actual glaive weapon, even though both share the same name.
In which Sailor Moon game does the Silence Glaive attack appear?
The Silence Glaive attack appears only in the video game Sailor Moon S Kurukkurin.
Who performs the Silence Glaive attack?
Sailor Saturn is the sole character who performs the Silence Glaive attack.
Why is the Silence Glaive attack named after Sailor Saturn's weapon?
The attack is named for the Silence Glaive, the signature polearm Sailor Saturn wields, though the technique itself is a distinct video game move rather than a description of the weapon.
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