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Act 36 Infinity 10 Infinite - Upper Atmosphere -

Manga Chapter

The tenth Infinity chapter of Naoko Takeuchi's Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon. Mistress 9 unveils her plan to hand Earth to Pharaoh 90, while Hotaru's buried spirit and two new Super forms turn the tide.

Arc: Infinity
Next Act: Act 37 Infinity 11 Infinite - Judgement -
Act Number: 36
Illustrator: Naoko Takeuchi
Previous Act: Act 35 Infinity 9 "Infinite Labyrinth" 2
Japanese Title: Act 36 無限10 - 無限大 - 上空
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Summary

Super Sailor Moon and the three Outer Guardians confirm that Hotaru has become Mistress 9 and stands with the Death Busters. Mistress 9 declares that Earth will be remade as the new seat of the Tau Star System under Pharaoh 90, with herself as his partner, yet deep inside her, Hotaru's spirit still endures.

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Key Events

Sailor Moon sees Mistress 9 and a second dark presence atop Mugen Academy. The sky blackens, the ground splits, and the building collapses, leaving a fountain adrift at the peak with the unconscious Inner Guardians floating above it. Mistress 9 announces that Pharaoh 90 will fuse with the Earth much as Daimons merged with people, remaking the world as their homeland. To hold the spreading evil at bay, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto take positions on the three surrounding towers and raise a barrier with their talismans.

Straining against Mistress 9 for command of the body, Hotaru gathers all her strength to break free, returning Chibiusa's soul and the Silver Crystal along with the other guardians' stolen souls. Mistress 9 then bursts out of Hotaru in a Daimon form, and Hotaru's spirit fades. Now revived, Chibiusa becomes Sailor Chibi Moon and Mamoru becomes Tuxedo Mask, and both rush into the fight. Sailor Moon uses the Holy Grail to reach Super Sailor Moon, Chibi Moon gains a grail of her own to become Super Sailor Chibi Moon, and the two prepare to join their new power against the enemy.

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Notes

The chapter debuts Super Sailor Chibi Moon and grants a Holy Grail to Sailor Chibi Moon. A note points out that the anime instead had the four Inner Guardians raise the powerful shield around the academy, a barrier the DiC English dub dubbed the Sailor Box, through which the four made telepathic contact with Sailor Moon.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Mistress 9 plan to do to Earth in Act 36?

In Act 36, Mistress 9 declares that Pharaoh 90 will fuse with the Earth, much as Daimons merged with people, remaking the world as the new seat of the Tau Star System.

How do Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto protect the others in Act 36?

In Act 36, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto take positions on the three towers surrounding the collapsing academy and raise a barrier using their talismans to hold back the spreading evil.

How does Hotaru break free from Mistress 9?

Straining against Mistress 9 for control of her body in Act 36, Hotaru gathers all her strength to return Chibiusa's soul, the Silver Crystal, and the other guardians' stolen souls before Mistress 9 bursts out of her in Daimon form.

When does Super Sailor Chibi Moon first appear?

Super Sailor Chibi Moon debuts in Act 36, when Sailor Chibi Moon receives her own Holy Grail alongside Sailor Moon's to reach a new level of power.

What is the Sailor Box mentioned in the notes for Act 36?

A note on Act 36 explains that the anime replaced this manga scene with the four Inner Guardians raising a shield around the academy, a barrier the DiC English dub named the Sailor Box.

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