Delicious Four-Card Shot is a card-throwing attack used by Phantom Ace in the manga Codename: Sailor V. It slices through enemies and cleanses those they have brainwashed.
This technique appears in Codename: Sailor V, the series that came before the main Sailor Moon story. Phantom Ace performs it with ordinary playing cards as weapons, giving him a distinctive card-driven offense.
By flinging cards, Ace can behead and destroy the villain known as Founde along with her many copies. The same attack also purifies people who have fallen under her mind control.
Delicious Four-Card Shot is a card-throwing attack used by Phantom Ace in the manga Codename: Sailor V, the series that preceded the main Sailor Moon story.
Phantom Ace is the sole user of Delicious Four-Card Shot, first showing off the move in Chapter 10 of Codename: Sailor V.
By flinging playing cards, Phantom Ace can behead and destroy the villain Founde along with her many copies using Delicious Four-Card Shot.
Yes, besides damaging enemies, Delicious Four-Card Shot also purifies people who have fallen under Founde's mind control.
Phantom Ace performs Delicious Four-Card Shot using ordinary playing cards as weapons, giving him a distinctive card-driven offense.
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