Silence Glaive Surprize doesn't look to be an actual attack. It seems more a stun attack. It shouldn't have been able to kill Galaxia, or am I miss remembering something, and wasn't Saturn getting up unharmed, and looking read for round two.Cheb wrote:A moment, plz, I'll exctract the video fragment...
Ok, while VirtualDub does its dirty work, I'll answer some questions.
When the person's Star Seed is taken, the person effectively dies. Just vanishes into thin air.
When Uranus & Neptune pulled their trick, *all* Inners were already killed in this manner. Pluto and Saturn were on their knees, beaten, the Time Staff and Silence Glaive shattered (so, these tools aren't indestructible).
Galaxia admitted that it was *she* who awakened saturn and forced her growth - in order to harvest her Star Seed.
Silence Glaive Surprize proved to be absolutely inefficient against Galaxia -- she was immensely more powerful than saturn.
The animamates (including Galaxia) are held on this plane of existence only by Galaxia's bracers. When re took these from sailor Iron Mouse, Sailor Iron Mouse evaporated. I.e. animamates are, you can say, zombies.

Dumbledork wrote:^_^ precise, concise and straight to the point just how I like it. Thx

Cheb wrote:Saturn was interrupted before she could finish her spell and strike -- otherwise she'll be dead as a brick, because in the anime Canon using Silence Glaive Surprize kills her.

the oracle wrote:Bringing ruin to the world
Sailor Saturn's power which is used in Act 33, Volume 10. All that Sailor Saturn must do to bring about the destruction of the world is to bring down her Silence Glaive. This attack requires no spoken words, and it is not related to Sailor Saturn's "Death Reborn Revolution" attack. It is used only the manga, although it is spoken about in the anime.

P.H. Wise wrote:Not necessarily. There seems to be a difference between using the Silence Glaive Surprise and unleashing the power of death. The attack that she has that destroys planets (and, by necessity, kills her) is neither Silence Glaive Surprise nor Death Reborn Revolution. To use her strongest attack, all she actually needs to do is bring down the Silence Glaive with the intent to use it in that way.

Bringing ruin to the world
Sailor Saturn has the ability to bring ruin to the world simpy by bringing down her Silence Glaive. This maneuver requires no spoken words, and is only talked about in the anime, but NOT performed. If she uses this attack, she must die.


Metroidvania wrote:From what I presume to be the same site, from the anime information...
Is the death part of Bringing Ruin mentioned in the manga, then? Or just anime?...
And on your first sentence, isn't Pluto only dead from _stopping_ time?

lwf58 wrote:I am quoting the info from The Oracle.
Sorry... Don't know the answer to your first question, and I'm too buried in work right now to look for it.
As for Pluto, you are correct. But Time Stop is the only time-related power she has. She's forbidden to use the Time Gates herself. She can only approve or prevent other people using them, such as allowing Chibi-Usa to travel to the past, or allowing the Senshi to travel forward during the Death Phantom arc. So when I said "interfering with time", Time Stop is what I meant.
Also, in regard to Pluto's unseen attack, the Chronos Cyclone: this is most likely the result of her creating a small local region where space-time is distorted. In effect, it's like a whirlwind of quantum foam fluctuations that result in bits and pieces of the affected area being a few nanoseconds before or after the "normal" time. This would cause serious damage to an enemy's internal organs, since it would basically cut them to shreds with a whirling storm of zero-thickness blades made of space-time discontinuities.


All the Saturn will die from using her powers come from a speach she gives at the end of season 3(S). We really don't know how truthful she was being when she gave it. Given her character she may have been lieing to try and not have to worry about others during her fight. Remember She was going to fight something likely more powerful then Death Phantom. The is also a chance Usagi was draining energy from Saturn during the fight with P90. Hotaru dieing from using her powers is not backed up by anything on screen. Pluto dieing from time stop is similar.Metroidvania wrote:
From what I presume to be the same site, from the anime information...
Is the death part of Bringing Ruin mentioned in the manga, then? Or just anime?...
And on your first sentence, isn't Pluto only dead from _stopping_ time?

Oracle Sailor Pluto Anime information wrote:Time Stop
an attack of Sailor Pluto's that is described as being the ultimate taboo. She was warned against using this attack by Queen Selenity since she first began her service at the Time Gate. Because she used this attack, which manipulates time and space, she was forced to give up her life. Thus when she used this attack in Act 23, she sacrificed her own life in order to save the world. She was laid to rest in the crystal tower in Crystal Tokyo, but is reincarnated later in the series. No words are actually spoken to perform this Time Stop, but time does stop
wiki wrote:While Neptune and Uranus were safely teleported onto the building, Pluto was thrown into a dimensional rift, and did not re-emerge until much later (skipping an entire season in the anime version). It is uncertain if she wound up in the rift due to the nature of the power or as a punishment for using it.


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