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Act 37 Infinity 11 Infinite - Judgement -

Manga ChapterCh. 37

The thirty-seventh chapter of the Sailor Moon manga carries the battle against Mistress 9 toward its breaking point. Super Sailor Moon wagers everything on the Legendary Moon Chalice against Pharaoh 90, and the ringing of the three Talismans finally rouses the long-dormant soldier of ruin and rebirth, Sailor Saturn.

Arc: Infinity
Arc Position: 11th chapter of the Infinity arc
Japanese Title: Act 37 無限11 — 無限大 ― 審判
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Summary

Serving as the eleventh entry in the Infinity storyline, this chapter finds the guardians still locked against the Daimon called Mistress 9. Drawing on the strength of the Legendary Moon Chalice, Super Sailor Moon throws herself directly into the surging might of Pharaoh 90. In that moment the three Talismans begin to sound together, and their resonance stirs awake the soldier bound to destruction, death, and renewal: Sailor Saturn.

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Key Events

Every guardian, with Tuxedo Mask among them, launches a simultaneous strike meant to drive Mistress 9 out of Hotaru's body, but she absorbs each blow and only grows more powerful. A gateway to the Tau System splits open in the sky, and Pharaoh 90 fuses with Mistress 9 before beginning to sink into the planet, cracking the barrier the Outer guardians had set. Seeing that force alone accomplishes nothing, Sailor Moon takes hold of the Holy Grail and leaps into Pharaoh 90, gambling that the Grail and the Silver Crystal together can unmake him from within.

The Talismans blaze, and Sailor Saturn wakes once again. She plants her Silence Glaive into Pharaoh 90, freezing the entity where it stands and steadily reducing it toward nothing. Reaching for her most lethal technique, Death Reborn Revolution, she peels away his corruption and forces him out of the planet's core, extinguishing him little by little. She then warns that once his ruin is complete she will bring the world to its own end, and she begins to tip the point of her Silence Glaive downward.

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Notes

This chapter introduces several elements that drive the arc toward its climax. Sailor Saturn arrives on the page as an active combatant, carrying her signature Silence Glaive and unveiling the annihilating force of Death Reborn Revolution. Naoko Takeuchi handled both the story and the art, setting the stage for the concluding installment of the Infinity saga.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Infinity arc in Sailor Moon?

Act 37 Infinite Judgement is the eleventh chapter of the Infinity arc, the manga storyline in which the guardians battle Mistress 9 and Pharaoh 90 and Sailor Saturn's awakening is finally revealed.

How does Sailor Moon try to stop Pharaoh 90 in Act 37?

In Act 37, Sailor Moon takes hold of the Holy Grail and leaps directly into Pharaoh 90, gambling that the Grail together with the Silver Crystal can unmake him from within.

What is Death Reborn Revolution?

Death Reborn Revolution is the lethal technique Sailor Saturn uses in Act 37 to peel away Pharaoh 90's corruption and force him out of the planet's core, extinguishing him piece by piece.

How does Sailor Saturn wake up in Act 37?

In Act 37, the three Talismans blaze together, and their resonance rouses Sailor Saturn, who plants her Silence Glaive into Pharaoh 90 and begins reducing him toward nothing.

What does Sailor Saturn threaten after defeating Pharaoh 90 in Act 37?

Sailor Saturn warns in Act 37 that once Pharaoh 90's ruin is complete she will bring the world to its own end, and she begins tipping the point of her Silence Glaive downward.

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