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Act 23 Covert Maneuvers - Wiseman

Manga Chapter

The twenty-third chapter of the Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon manga and part of the Black Moon arc. A worried Usagi searches for Chibiusa as Saphir and Prince Demande are presented to Black Lady, Wiseman's newly loyal servant and second-in-command.

Arc: Black Moon
Illustrator: Naoko Takeuchi
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Summary

Usagi grows gravely worried about Chibiusa, while Saphir and Prince Demande are introduced to Black Lady, Wiseman's freshly devoted servant and second-in-command. Naoko Takeuchi wrote and illustrated the chapter, part of the Black Moon arc.

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Key Events

All five guardians enter the storm's alternate dimension to hunt for Chibiusa and Tuxedo Mask, coming across Luna-P along the way. Below Nemesis, Demande and Saphir awaken and are met by a mysterious woman bearing the Black Moon mark on her brow, who leads them to Wiseman's castle deep within the planet. There Wiseman tells them the new arrival is a grown-up Chibiusa.

Wiseman hypnotizes the pair and declares that only Neo-Queen Serenity can wield the future's Silver Crystal. The transformed Chibiusa is charged with capturing Serenity, Sailor Moon, and the other crystal, and she reveals that Tuxedo Mask is now under her control. The guardians briefly return to their own time to rest before Pluto's time key summons them back, where another dark monolith has embedded itself in the Earth.

Entering the palace, the former Chibiusa tries to rouse Serenity, and when Sailor Moon arrives and reaches for the Silver Crystal, Serenity's power expels her. The guardians give chase, and she names herself the Queen of Nemesis, Black Lady.

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Notes

Black Lady and the Beast Hand make their first appearances in this chapter. The installment completes Chibiusa's turn into the Black Moon's second-in-command and moves the conflict back to the future's crystal palace.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do the guardians find while searching the storm dimension?

While searching the alternate dimension of the time storm for Chibiusa and Tuxedo Mask, the guardians come across Luna-P along the way.

Who introduces Demande and Saphir to the transformed Chibiusa?

A mysterious woman bearing the Black Moon mark leads Demande and Saphir to Wiseman's castle beneath Nemesis, where Wiseman reveals the woman is a grown-up Chibiusa.

What task does Wiseman give to the transformed Chibiusa?

Wiseman charges the transformed Chibiusa with capturing Neo-Queen Serenity, Sailor Moon, and the future Silver Crystal, and reveals that Tuxedo Mask is now under her control.

What happens when Sailor Moon reaches for the Silver Crystal at the palace?

When Sailor Moon arrives at the palace and reaches for the Silver Crystal, Neo-Queen Serenity's own power expels her from the room.

What name does Chibiusa take as the Black Moon's new leader?

At the end of Act 23 Covert Maneuvers - Wiseman, Chibiusa declares herself Black Lady, Queen of Nemesis, completing her turn into the Black Moon's second-in-command.

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