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Sin is a villain from the video game Sailor Moon: Another Story, serving as the Oppositio counterpart to Sailor Moon. Driven mad by grief, she blames Neo-Queen Serenity for her parents' deaths during the Black Moon Clan's attack, with only her younger brother Anshar left to her.

Aka: Deity of Destruction
Gender: Female
Resides: Crystal Tokyo
Species: Human
Japanese: シン
Alignment: Oppositio Guardians
Occupation: Servant of Shaman Apsu
Name Origin: the Babylonian deity of the Moon
First Video Game Appearance: Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story
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Appearance

A dark mirror of Sailor Moon, Sin keeps Usagi's blonde shade but drops the odango buns, wearing her hair instead in two long, zigzag-tipped ponytails bound with red ribbons; her fringe leans closer to Queen Nehelenia's than to Usagi's. Purple tones tint both her eyes and her gear. She wears a full black bodysuit patterned in purple and white, a broad white collar studded with gold plates in the manner of Galaxia's, and an upside-down heart with a red tie that flips Sailor Moon's usual brooch and bow. Gold anklets, bracelets, and triangular earrings round out the look, along with a tiara marked by a triangle.

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Personality

Grief has curdled into madness. She holds Neo-Queen Serenity responsible for failing to save her parents when the Black Moon Clan struck, and that fury defines her. Her younger brother Anshar is the only family she has left. She serves the Deity of Destruction, Shaman Apsu, as one of the Oppositio Guardians.

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Abilities

Sin fights with a broad arsenal of destructive techniques. Her signature Hell's Attack fires a wide energy beam at the entire Sailor team, while Hell's Surge lands a single devastating blast on all of them at once. Genkaku confuses a target for five turns, turning it against friend and foe alike while locking out items and skills. Kamaitachi rains rapid slicing hits across every opponent, Toxic Mist deals damage with a chance of poison, and Sonic Wave petrifies a Guardian until a healing item frees her. Notably, she is the only Oppositio Guardian who lacks the Miryou attack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sin in Sailor Moon: Another Story?

Sin is a villain from the video game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story who serves as the Oppositio counterpart to Sailor Moon. She works under the Deity of Destruction, Shaman Apsu, as one of the Oppositio Guardians.

Why does Sin blame Neo-Queen Serenity?

Sin blames Neo-Queen Serenity for failing to save her parents when the Black Moon Clan attacked. That grief curdled into madness and now drives her hostility toward the Sailor Guardians.

What does Sin look like compared to Sailor Moon?

Sin is styled as a dark mirror of Sailor Moon, sharing her blonde hair but wearing it in two long ponytails instead of odango buns. Her bodysuit, collar, and upside down heart brooch all invert Sailor Moon's signature look in black, purple, and white.

What is Sin's signature attack?

Sin's signature move is Hell's Attack, a wide energy beam fired at the entire Sailor team. She also uses Hell's Surge, Genkaku, Kamaitachi, Toxic Mist, and Sonic Wave in battle.

Who is Sin's brother?

Sin's younger brother is Anshar, the only family she has left after her parents' deaths. Together they serve under Shaman Apsu as members of the Oppositio Guardians.

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