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Silence Wall

Character

Silence Wall, rendered as Silent Wall in the anime, is Sailor Saturn's defensive technique. Using her Silence Glaive, she raises an energy barrier strong enough to shield both herself and those around her from powerful attacks.

Type: Shield/Barrier-based
Japanese: 不動城壁 / サイレンス ウォール / サイレント ウォール
Items Used: Silence Glaive
English Dub Name: Silent Wall
Counterpart Attack: Silence Glaive Surprise
First Anime Appearance: Moon Power of Love: The Nightmare Ends
First Manga Appearance: Act 45 Dream 7 - Mirror Dream
First Crystal Appearance: Sailor Moon Eternal
First Sera Myu Appearance: Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon ~ The Eternal Legend
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Overview

Silence Wall, also written as Silent Wall, is a barrier technique that Super Sailor Saturn produces with her Silence Glaive. It functions as an exceptionally sturdy energy shield, guarding her and her companions against hostile force. The name carries a literal weight in the manga, where its kanji translate to the ideas of immobility and walls.

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Mechanics

Saturn calls up the shield by driving the long end of the glaive's shaft toward whatever is bearing down on her, and a wall-shaped barrier snaps into place at once, one the story never shows breached. The blade of the weapon can hold it steady, and Saturn is able to let the energy sustaining the wall pour smoothly into its offensive twin, Silence Glaive Surprise. In the anime the barrier can also take the form of a large protective dome rather than a flat wall.

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Notable Users

Super Sailor Saturn is the only wielder. Her single manga use, in Act 45, guards her and Chibi Moon from the Amazoness Quartet, and in Cosmos she shelters herself and Sailor Pluto from Galaxia at Charon Castle. The anime deploys it more often: she domes herself and Chibi Moon to block Queen Nehellenia's dark energy, shields Eternal Sailor Moon and the Super Sailor Guardians from Galaxia's bursts in one late episode, and saves Uranus and Neptune from Galaxia in the next. Across the musicals she even pairs it with Sailor Pluto's Dark Dome Close to protect Queen Beryl.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Silence Wall in Sailor Moon?

Silence Wall, also known as Silent Wall in the anime, is Super Sailor Saturn's defensive technique. Using her Silence Glaive, she raises an energy barrier strong enough to shield herself and those around her from powerful attacks.

How does Sailor Saturn create Silence Wall?

Sailor Saturn calls up Silence Wall by driving the long end of her Silence Glaive's shaft toward an incoming threat, and a wall-shaped energy barrier snaps into place instantly.

Has Silence Wall ever been broken through?

No, the story never shows Silence Wall being breached; Sailor Saturn's blade holds the barrier steady against every attack it faces.

Is Silence Wall connected to Silence Glaive Surprise?

Yes, Silence Wall is the defensive counterpart to Sailor Saturn's offensive Silence Glaive Surprise, and she is able to let the energy sustaining the wall flow directly into that attack.

Who has Sailor Saturn protected using Silence Wall?

Sailor Saturn has used Silence Wall to shield Chibi Moon from the Amazoness Quartet and Queen Nehellenia, Sailor Pluto from Galaxia, and Eternal Sailor Moon along with the Super Sailor Guardians during battles with Galaxia.

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