The ninth Dream arc chapter pits Super Sailor Moon against Nehellenia as nightmares of death grip the guardians. Freed from the mirror shards, the reunited Super guardians strike back, wound the queen, and chase the Dead Moon to Elysion.
Summary
In the Dream arc's ninth chapter, Super Sailor Moon squares off against the queen of the Dead Moon to defend the planet. Once the rest of the Super guardians are released from the mirror fragments, they pool their strength with hers.
Key Events
Super Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask crash to the ground, and the guardians believe their princess has died as darkness creeps wider and bodies begin to decay. Luna, Artemis, and Diana dread the worst yet refuse to accept such an easy defeat. It is Tuxedo Mask, breaking the nightmare on his own, who jolts Sailor Moon and the others back to reality, the visions of death revealed as illusion.
The Super guardians turn their combined power on Zirconia and force her to flee into the mirror, with Sailor Moon pursuing and becoming separated from the group. Facing Nehellenia, she casts Moon Gorgeous Meditation to free Sailor Chibi Moon and Sailor Saturn from the shards. The others assault the mirror, Sailor Mercury with Mercury Aqua Rhapsody and Sailor Jupiter with a punch, and every crack that spreads across the glass also appears on Nehellenia's body. With their queen wounded, the Dead Moon Circus falls back to Elysion, and the guardians follow, finding Helios unresponsive to Chibi Moon after spending himself to guard the planet, though they hold out hope he lives so long as the Earth still stands. Then the Dead Moon's ship descends with Nehellenia aboard.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Act 47 Dream 9 - Dead Moon Dream?
The Super Guardians break free of illusions showing Sailor Moon dead, then combine their power to wound Nehellenia and drive the Dead Moon Circus back to Elysion.
How do the Guardians free Sailor Chibi Moon and Sailor Saturn in this chapter?
Sailor Moon confronts Nehellenia inside the mirror and casts Moon Gorgeous Meditation to break Sailor Chibi Moon and Sailor Saturn free of the shards trapping them.
Who breaks the illusion of Sailor Moon's death?
Tuxedo Mask breaks free of the nightmare on his own and jolts Sailor Moon and the other guardians back to reality, revealing the visions of death across the planet as illusion.
What happens to Helios by the end of Act 47 Dream 9 - Dead Moon Dream?
The guardians find Helios unresponsive after he spent himself purifying the world, though they hold onto hope he still lives as long as the Earth stands.
What new technique appears in this chapter?
Act 47 Dream 9 - Dead Moon Dream introduces the Sailor Planet Power Meditation, used alongside Mercury Aqua Rhapsody and a direct strike from Jupiter to wound Nehellenia through the mirror.
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