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Act 45 Dream 7 - Mirror Dream

Manga ChapterCh. 45

The seventh Dream arc chapter unites all ten Super guardians against Nehellenia and the Dead Moon. The tide turns cruel when Zirconia ages Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask back to childhood and seals both the Amazoness Quartet and two of the guardians away.

Arc: Dream
Arc Position: 7th chapter of the Dream arc
Japanese Title: Act 45 夢7 — ミラー ドリーム
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Summary

In the Dream arc's seventh chapter, the full roster of ten Super guardians bands together to strike at Queen Nehellenia, the Amazoness Quartet, and the Dead Moon itself.

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Key Events

The Outer guardians arrive and free the captured Inner guardians, and all eight press their fight against the Quartet while trying to reach Sailor Moon. Usagi, though, lies sick in bed with the same curse afflicting Mamoru. Drawing on her power, Sailor Saturn calls to Chibiusa, who transforms and rushes into the battle as Usagi and Mamoru find each other amid the chaos, and the guardians watch darkness pour from the new moon across the planet.

Zirconia strikes Super Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask with a fierce blast that regresses them in age, and Pegasus teleports the couple to safety as Super Sailor Chibi Moon and Super Sailor Saturn move to cut off the Quartet. Saturn pleads with the four that they are being used and will be consumed by the new moon's darkness if they keep serving Nehellenia, but the warning falls flat and the Quartet attacks harder, until Saturn snaps that they are merely being manipulated by the dead. Just as the four seem ready to turn on the Dead Moon, Zirconia appears, seals them inside their Amazon Stones, traps Saturn and Chibi Moon within mirror shards, and delivers both the stones and the shards to Nehellenia.

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Notes

Naoko Takeuchi authored and drew the chapter, which debuts the attacks Submarine Mirror, Silence Wall, and Silence Glaive Surprise, plus an attempted Moon Gorgeous Meditation cut short by Zirconia's sealing mirror shards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Act 45 Dream 7 - Mirror Dream?

All ten Super Guardians unite against Nehellenia and the Amazoness Quartet, but Zirconia strikes back, regressing Super Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask to childhood and sealing the Amazoness Quartet and Sailor Saturn and Chibi Moon inside mirror shards.

Why do Super Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask turn into children in this chapter?

Zirconia hits Super Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask with a fierce blast that regresses their ages, forcing Pegasus to teleport the couple to safety.

What warning does Sailor Saturn give the Amazoness Quartet?

Sailor Saturn pleads that the four are being used and will be consumed by the new moon's darkness if they keep serving Nehellenia, a warning that falls flat as the Quartet attacks harder instead.

What happens to Sailor Saturn and Sailor Chibi Moon at the end of the chapter?

Zirconia seals Sailor Saturn and Sailor Chibi Moon inside mirror shards and delivers them, along with the Amazoness Quartet's captured Amazon Stones, to Queen Nehellenia.

What new attacks debut in Act 45 Dream 7 - Mirror Dream?

The chapter introduces Submarine Mirror, Silence Wall, and Silence Glaive Surprise, along with an attempted Moon Gorgeous Meditation that Zirconia's sealing mirror shards cut short.

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