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Act 49 Dream 11 - Earth and Moon Dream

Manga ChapterCh. 49

Act 49 Dream 11 - Earth and Moon Dream closes the Dream arc, sending a newly empowered Usagi into a final reckoning with Nehellenia while Earth wakes from the curse that had smothered it in sleep and the Amazoness Quartet reveal their true forms.

Arc: Dream
Volume: 10
Japanese: Act 49 夢11 — アース アンド ムーン ドリーム
Next Act: Act 50 Stars 1
Illustrator: Naoko Takeuchi
Arc Position: 11
Previous Act: Act 48 Dream 10 - Princess Dream
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Summary

Armed with abilities she has only just claimed, Sailor Moon takes the fight straight to Nehellenia to end the sorceress's shadowed rule for good. Written and drawn by Naoko Takeuchi, this eleventh and final chapter of the arc ties together the reawakening of Earth, the true identities of the Amazoness Quartet, and a farewell that leaves everyone stronger than before.

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Key Events

Eternal Sailor Moon calls up the Eternal Tiare and, pairing it with the Silver Crystal, lifts each teammate into her own Eternal form. The crystal's radiance also draws the Golden Crystal out from inside Mamoru's body. With the whole squad pouring their strength into her, Usagi turns her power against Nehellenia, warping the queen into a grotesque shape and sealing her back within the mirror. As the enemy falls, the gloom smothering the planet retreats and its people rouse from their slumber. Chibiusa kisses Helios and stirs him awake, and he mounts the Golden Crystal onto the staff so that Usagi and Mamoru rise as Neo-Queen Serenity and King Endymion, who together cast Nehellenia into eternal darkness.

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Notes

Sailor Saturn hands Serenity the Amazon Stones and asks her to cleanse them. Doing so releases the Amazoness Quartet in their genuine shapes as Sailor Guardians, who explain that they had been resting until Nehellenia woke them ahead of time and twisted them into her circus performers. They return to slumber to wait for Chibiusa to mature into a full Guardian worthy of their protection. Helios then bids the group goodbye to keep watch over Elysion, and with the power inside them all newly kindled, Usagi resolves to go on shielding everyone she loves. The chapter introduces the Sailor Quartet and closes with a page that later resurfaces in the twelfth installment of the Codename: Sailor V manga.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Act 49 Dream 11 - Earth and Moon Dream?

In the final chapter of the Dream arc, Eternal Sailor Moon and the guardians finally defeat Nehellenia, sealing her back into the mirror while the Golden Crystal is freed from within Mamoru and the Earth wakes from her curse.

Who are the Amazoness Quartet really?

The Amazoness Quartet are revealed in this chapter to be Sailor Guardians who had been resting until Nehellenia woke them early and twisted them into her circus performers; once cleansed, they return to slumber to wait for Chibiusa to mature.

How is Nehellenia finally defeated?

With the whole team's strength poured into her, Eternal Sailor Moon warps Nehellenia into a grotesque shape and seals her back within the mirror, and Neo-Queen Serenity and King Endymion then cast her into eternal darkness.

How does Helios wake up in this chapter?

Chibiusa kisses Helios and rouses him, after which he mounts the freed Golden Crystal onto a staff so Usagi and Mamoru can rise as Neo-Queen Serenity and King Endymion.

What is the Eternal Tiare?

The Eternal Tiare is the item Eternal Sailor Moon calls up in this chapter, pairing it with the Silver Crystal to lift each of her teammates into their own Eternal forms.

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