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Act 29 Infinity 3 Two - New Guardians -

Manga Chapter

The third Infinity chapter of Naoko Takeuchi's Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon. Usagi puzzles over two secret warriors and their link to Haruka and Michiru, while Mimete of the Witches 5 poses as an idol to harvest souls for Pharaoh 90.

Arc: Infinity
Next Act: Act 30 Infinity 4 Haruka & Michiru - Sailor Uranus & Sailor Neptune -
Act Number: 29
Illustrator: Naoko Takeuchi
Previous Act: Act 28 Infinity 2 Ripples
Japanese Title: Act 29 無限3 - 2人 ニュー ソルジャーズ
Monster Of The Day: Mimete
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Summary

Usagi keeps wondering about the pair of mysterious guardians and their resemblance to Michiru Kaiou and Haruka Tenou. At the same time, Mimete of the Witches 5 hides behind an idol-singer persona to gather human souls for the Death Busters and their master.

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Key Events

Trailing the two shadowy figures, Usagi confirms they are indeed guardians, and a photo of Haruka only deepens the resemblance she has noticed. That night the whole team and Mamoru share a dream of looming ruin. Posters soon advertise a Mugen Academy concert featuring Michiru alongside a fellow student named Mimi Haymu, giving the guardians a reason to slip back into the school and dig deeper.

Kaolinite has tasked Mimi, secretly the Witches 5 member Mimete, with collecting Hostes from the concert crowd. Meanwhile Chibiusa visits Hotaru during another painful episode and offers her Silver Crystal in hopes of easing the girl's suffering, then rides off by helicopter with Michiru and Haruka, catching sight of the mirror Michiru calls her talisman. On concert day Minako uses her compact to sneak into Mimi's performance and, spotting the idol draining energy from the audience, becomes Sailor Venus to intervene. Sensing trouble, Michiru and Haruka cut their own concert short.

Venus alerts the others, frees the captivated crowd, and drives them to safety. Desperate, Mimete begs Kaolinite for backup, and Daimons burst from several students. Sailor Moon destroys some, but one lunges at Chibi Moon and Tuxedo Mask before Sailor Neptune, guardian of the deep seas, cuts it down. Finally Sailor Uranus, guardian of the wind, finishes Mimete.

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Notes

This chapter debuts Mimete and formally names Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune for the first time. It also introduces the Charm Buster, World Shaking, and Deep Submerge attacks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mimete in Sailor Moon?

Mimete is a member of the Witches 5 who debuts in Act 29 Infinity 3, posing as an idol singer named Mimi Haymu at Mugen Academy to harvest human souls for the Death Busters and Pharaoh 90.

What attacks debut in Act 29 Infinity 3?

Act 29 Infinity 3 introduces the Charm Buster, World Shaking, and Deep Submerge attacks, alongside the formal naming of Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune.

How does Sailor Venus stop Mimete's concert?

In Act 29, Minako sneaks into Mimi Haymu's concert with her compact, spots the idol draining energy from the crowd, transforms into Sailor Venus, and frees the captivated audience.

Who finally defeats Mimete in Act 29?

Sailor Uranus, guardian of the wind, finishes off Mimete in Act 29, after Sailor Neptune cuts down a Daimon that lunges at Chibi Moon and Tuxedo Mask.

Why does Chibiusa give Hotaru the Silver Crystal in Act 29?

Chibiusa visits Hotaru during one of her painful episodes in Act 29 and offers her Silver Crystal, hoping it will ease the girl's suffering.

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