Talk:Galactica Cry

The attack was not powerfull enough to withstand them and Sailor Galaxia killed all four of them.
I keep removing this sentence because it doesn't make any sense. The attack wasn't powerful enough to withstand what? Kerochan no Miko 22:38, 27 June 2010 (MST)

The Shitennou's attack. The fact is the musical wasn't subbed and Zoisite and Kunzite used an attack which name I wasn't sure of. Basically, They attack with Galactica Cry, the Shitennou reply with an attack and that attack is more powerful than Galactica Cry. Kerokko and Nyanko ask for Galaxia's help and Galaxia replies they're by asking are you really my elite warriors or something and then BAM! She kills the animamates and BAM! she kills the Shitennou. look here's the scene at 1:40. -- Sailor Simon

So... the Shitennou used an attack in order to successfully counter Galactica Cry? That's completely not what that sentence was saying, so I'm confused. Kerochan no Miko 22:51, 27 June 2010 (MST)

Look the first sentence I wrote was This attack turned out to be unable to withstand the Shitennou's own attack and the Sailor Senshi had to call for Sailor Galaxia's help. She responded by finishing them both off before killing the Shitennou.. It's not false, they were unable to oppose the Shitennou's attack (because it was more powerfull or the Shitennou themselves were more powerfull). the same happen in later usicals the attack was unable to oppose/withstand Queen Beryl's Dark Power attack. Look I don't care if I'm wrong or not about how I phrase it, it made sense to me, plus I'm tired and I really just don't feel like being patronized thank you! if it doesn't make sense than just change it and good night my sweet! -- Sailor Simon

Your sentence did not make sense in English. That is what I am telling you. I was not patronizing you and I'll thank you not to do it to me -- I'm simply telling you that your sentence did not make sense and you needed to clarify it. Now that you have, and the issue is settled. Kerochan no Miko 23:11, 27 June 2010 (MST)