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Act 30 Infinity 4 Haruka & Michiru - Sailor Uranus & Sailor Neptune -

Manga Chapter

The fourth Infinity chapter of Naoko Takeuchi's Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon. Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune step into the open, Chibiusa shapes a clay Holy Grail, and Ami faces Viluy of the Witches 5 at the cram school.

Arc: Infinity
Next Act: Act 31 Infinity 5 Setsuna - Sailor Pluto -
Act Number: 30
Illustrator: Naoko Takeuchi
Previous Act: Act 29 Infinity 3 Two - New Guardians -
Japanese Title: Act 30 無限4 - セーラーウラヌス 天王はるか セーラーネプチューン 海王みちる
Monster Of The Day: Viluy
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Summary

Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune finally show themselves plainly to the other guardians. As Chibiusa and Mamoru mold a clay Holy Grail for a school project, Ami is drawn into a fight against Yui Bidou, the honor student who is secretly Viluy of the Witches 5.

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Key Events

Chibiusa remembers that Neptune once asked her to mirror a talisman, the very object the group was told to seek in their shared vision. Neptune and Uranus declare they have no wish to fight alongside the others, strike at them, and slip away. Luna afterward explains that the two, like Pluto, were meant to stay unknown, guarding the others from afar. Chibiusa throws herself into a clay assignment, hoping to recreate the Holy Grail that once made Neo-Queen Serenity stronger, while Ami visits Mugen Cram School and meets Yui Bidou, the only student ever to outscore her, who proudly shows off a miniature Tau Nebula.

Watching Ami in her fountain, Kaolinite senses a formidable power and concludes the girl must be a guardian, so she sends Yui, secretly Viluy, after her. Michiru and Haruka trail Ami to a laboratory lined with caged Daimons, where students under Viluy's control attack, and Viluy reveals she uses nanobots to extract Hoste. Ami tears free and becomes Sailor Mercury, Haruka and Michiru break loose as well, and all three flee. When Viluy corners Mercury with her nanobots, the rest of the team arrives; Haruka and Michiru transform into Uranus and Neptune, and Uranus summons her talisman, the Space Sword, striking Viluy down and saving Mercury. Far away at KO University, Motoki is introduced to Reika's new acquaintance, Setsuna Meiou.

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Notes

The chapter debuts Setsuna Meiou and Viluy, along with the Uranus Planet Power and Neptune Planet Power henshin phrases. The Space Sword appears for the first time, as do the Mosaic Buster, Mercury Aqua Mirage, and Space Sword Blaster attacks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Viluy in Sailor Moon?

Viluy is a member of the Witches 5 who debuts in Act 30, posing as the honor student Yui Bidou at Mugen Cram School and using nanobots to drain Hoste, or life energy, from students including Ami.

How does Sailor Uranus defeat Viluy?

In Act 30, after Haruka and Michiru break free from Viluy's trap, they transform into Uranus and Neptune, and Sailor Uranus summons her talisman, the Space Sword, striking Viluy down to save Sailor Mercury.

Why do Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune refuse to fight with the other guardians?

In Act 30, Uranus and Neptune declare they have no wish to fight alongside the Inner Guardians before striking at them and leaving, since Luna explains they, along with Pluto, were meant to stay unknown and guard the others from afar.

Who is introduced through Setsuna Meiou's connection in Act 30?

At KO University in Act 30, Motoki is introduced to Reika's new acquaintance, Setsuna Meiou, marking her debut in the manga.

What is Chibiusa working on in Act 30?

Chibiusa throws herself into a clay school assignment in Act 30, hoping to recreate the Holy Grail that once made Neo-Queen Serenity stronger.

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