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Act 34 Infinity 8 "Infinite Labyrinth" 1

Manga Chapter

The eighth Infinity chapter of Naoko Takeuchi's Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon. The guardians converge on Mugen Academy to brave the trials of the Infinite Labyrinth as Mistress 9 tightens her grip.

Arc: Infinity
Next Act: Act 35 Infinity 9 "Infinite Labyrinth" 2
Act Number: 34
Illustrator: Naoko Takeuchi
Previous Act: Act 33 Infinity 7 Transformation - Super Sailor Moon -
Japanese Title: Act 34 無限8 -「無限迷宮」(ラビリンス・ムゲン) 1
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Summary

The guardians assemble at Mugen Academy and press into the Infinite Labyrinth, facing its dangers to reach the enemy. Inside, Mistress 9 moves to seize ever more power for Pharaoh 90.

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Key Events

At the hospital, doctors tell Usagi, Mamoru, and the rest that Chibiusa's heart has stopped. The Outer Guardians reason that because the talismans stayed quiet, the being now wearing Hotaru's body is not Sailor Saturn but a Death Buster, one that also stole Chibiusa's soul and the Silver Crystal. They insist that destroying Hotaru is the only way to save both the girl and the world, over Usagi's protests. To keep Chibiusa alive, Mamoru forms a link to feed her his own energy while the others set out to confront the enemy.

Mistress 9, the reborn Daimon inhabiting Hotaru, has become Pharaoh 90's partner and orders Kaolinite to wipe out the guardians while she presents the Silver Crystal to her master. Kaolinite's magic revives the Witches 5, and each Inner Guardian is captured by one of them. The Outer Guardians break through, destroy the Witches 5, and free their comrades. Uniting their power once more, they raise Sailor Moon to Super Sailor Moon and push toward the principal's office, where Kaolinite morphs into a Daimon and is destroyed. Sensing eight guardians drawing near, Mistress 9 swallows the Silver Crystal to gain strength, snuffing out what remains of Hotaru's awareness.

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Notes

The chapter introduces the Chronos Typhoon and Submarine Reflection attacks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do the Outer Guardians conclude about Hotaru's body in Act 34?

In Act 34, the Outer Guardians conclude the being now wearing Hotaru's body is not Sailor Saturn but a Death Buster, one that has also stolen Chibiusa's soul and the Silver Crystal.

How does Mamoru keep Chibiusa alive in Act 34?

With Chibiusa's heart stopped in Act 34, Mamoru forms a link to feed her his own energy while the other guardians confront the enemy inside the Infinite Labyrinth.

What happens to Kaolinite in Act 34?

After reviving the Witches 5 to capture the Inner Guardians in Act 34, Kaolinite is confronted by the newly freed team, morphs into a Daimon at the principal's office, and is destroyed.

Why does Mistress 9 swallow the Silver Crystal in Act 34?

Sensing the eight guardians closing in during Act 34, Mistress 9 swallows the Silver Crystal to gain strength, an act that snuffs out what remains of Hotaru's own awareness.

What is the Infinite Labyrinth in Sailor Moon?

The Infinite Labyrinth is the trial filled interior of Mugen Academy that the guardians brave in Act 34 to reach Mistress 9 and rescue Chibiusa's soul.

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