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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS: Shin Shuyaku Soudatsusen

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A Japan only 1996 PlayStation fighting game from Angel in which the Sailor Guardians battle to decide who should lead the group. It offers best of three one on one matches with attribute customization, and was later reworked into the Saturn's Various Emotion.

Genre: Fighting
Platform: PlayStation
Developer: Angel
Publisher: Angel
Release Year: 1996
Japan Release Date: 1996-03-08
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Gameplay

Matches are best two out of three rounds, each with an adjustable or removable timer. Players choose from the five Inner Senshi or four Outer Senshi, each carrying four special techniques, three power attacks, and a move tied to their anime powers, plus up to twenty points to spend boosting a fighter's stats.
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Story and Modes

Story Mode restricts the roster to the five Inner Senshi and Sailor Chibi Moon, while Meeting Mode opens all eleven Senshi for play. The premise continues the franchise's recurring fighting tournament concept, following the earlier Jougai Rantou and Zenin Sanka games in having the Senshi compete for the lead role.
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Reception and Legacy

Contemporary reviews were mixed to negative, with critics calling it a weak fighting game best skipped in favor of just watching the anime. Angel later expanded the game for Sega Saturn, initially teasing it as Shin Shuyaku Soudatsusen Plus before releasing it under the new title Various Emotion.
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