Solomon Versus
CharacterSolomon Versus is a restorative spell wielded by Sailor Astarte in the Sera Myu musicals. It brings fallen guardians back to their feet after the Samael Sword cuts them down.
Overview
This healing incantation appears in a Sera Myu stage production and its later revised staging. Sailor Astarte is the guardian who performs it.
Mechanics
The spell works as a means of revival. When the Sailor Senshi are struck down by the power of the Samael Sword, Sailor Astarte uses it to raise them once more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Solomon Versus?
Solomon Versus is a restorative spell wielded by Sailor Astarte in the Sera Myu musicals, bringing fallen guardians back to their feet after the Samael Sword cuts them down.
Who uses Solomon Versus?
Sailor Astarte is the only guardian shown casting Solomon Versus.
How does Solomon Versus work?
Solomon Versus works as a means of revival. When the Sailor Senshi are struck down by the power of the Samael Sword, Sailor Astarte uses it to raise them once more.
Where did Solomon Versus first appear?
Solomon Versus first appeared in the Sera Myu stage production Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon - Decisive Battle / Transylvania's Forest - New Appearance! The Warriors Who Protect Chibi Moon, and its later revised staging.
Is Solomon Versus an offensive or supportive technique?
Solomon Versus is entirely supportive, restoring downed allies rather than harming any foe.
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