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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS: Various Emotion

Game

Angel's 1996 Sega Saturn fighting game, an enhanced port of the PlayStation's Shin Shuyaku Soudatsusen originally teased as a Plus edition before its rename. It expands the roster and adds content on top of the same one on one fighting formula.

Genre: Fighting
Platform: Sega Saturn
Developer: Angel
Publisher: Angel
Release Year: 1996
Japan Release Date: 1996-11-29
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Gameplay

Various Emotion keeps the one on one fighting structure of its PlayStation predecessor. Story Mode offers Sailor Moon, Sailor Chibi Moon, Sailor Venus, Sailor Mars, Sailor Mercury, and Sailor Jupiter, while Versus Mode adds Sailor Pluto, Sailor Saturn, Sailor Uranus, and Sailor Neptune to the selectable cast.
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Development and Release

Angel developed and published the game, originally announcing it as Shin Shuyaku Soudatsusen Plus before launching it in Japan on November 29, 1996 under the Various Emotion title, with extra content not present in the PlayStation version it builds on.
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Reception

Critics gave the game mixed reviews, pointing to small character sprites and a shallow fighting system as weaknesses, though franchise fans generally found something to enjoy in it. It remains a recognized entry in later retrospectives covering the Saturn library.
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