Overview
Introduced in the live-action continuity, the Lunatia L is the cell phone that Luna Tsukino keeps on hand. Beyond its role in her transformation, it works as a normal phone for everyday calls.
Function
To turn into Sailor Luna, she speaks the phrase Luna Prism Power, Make Up while keying in the 6, 7, and 2 buttons on the handset. The design parallels the Teletia S phones that the other Sailor Senshi carry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Lunatia L?
The Lunatia L is a mobile phone belonging to Luna Tsukino in the live-action Sailor Moon series. It works as an ordinary phone and doubles as her transformation tool.
What phrase does Luna Tsukino say to transform with the Lunatia L?
Luna Tsukino speaks the phrase Luna Prism Power, Make Up to transform into Sailor Luna using the Lunatia L.
How does Luna Tsukino use the Lunatia L to transform?
Luna Tsukino keys in the buttons 6, 7, and 2 on the Lunatia L while speaking her transformation phrase to become Sailor Luna.
Who uses the Lunatia L?
Luna Tsukino is the sole owner of the Lunatia L and the only character who transforms into Sailor Luna with it.
How does the Lunatia L compare to the other Sailor Senshi's phones?
The Lunatia L's design parallels the Teletia S phones carried by the other Sailor Senshi in the live-action series.
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