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Peeled Lychee Grenade

Character

Peeled Lychee Grenade is a throwing weapon carried by the Droid Avocadora, who turns up in the sixty-sixth installment of the original 1990s Sailor Moon series. She keeps the explosives disguised as jewelry and lobs one at her opponent during a fight.

User: Avocadora
Attack Type: Combat
Items Used: Earring
First Anime Appearance: Usagi's Parental Love? A Curry Triangle Relationship
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Overview

Peeled Lychee Grenade is the name given to a small bomb wielded by Avocadora, a Droid who appears in episode 66 of the 90s Sailor Moon anime. Rather than storing the devices in a pouch, she disguises them as accessories and reaches for one when a battle demands it.

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Mechanics

Avocadora keeps a matching pair of the explosives, wearing them like ornaments hanging from her ears. Once combat starts, she plucks one loose and flings it at her chosen target, counting on the blast to injure whoever it strikes.

The weapon takes its name from the lychee, a fruit tree native to the Guangdong and Fujian regions of China. The fruit reaches beyond cooking into traditional Chinese remedies, where it is valued for its warming nature, though eating too much has been tied to skin irritation and dizzy spells.

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Notable Users

Only Avocadora ever uses the grenade, and she does so a single time. She hurls one toward Sailor Moon, but Tuxedo Mask breaks up the attack by throwing a rose that cleaves the device in two before it can go off. In the DiC English release the move went by the name Rotten Egg Bomb, a rewrite that also swapped out what she wore on her ears.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who uses the Peeled Lychee Grenade?

The Droid Avocadora uses the Peeled Lychee Grenade, disguising the explosives as a matching pair of earrings.

When does the Peeled Lychee Grenade appear?

The Peeled Lychee Grenade appears once, in episode 66 of the original 1990s Sailor Moon anime, Usagi's Parental Love? A Curry Triangle Relationship.

What stops the Peeled Lychee Grenade from hitting Sailor Moon?

Avocadora throws the Peeled Lychee Grenade at Sailor Moon, but Tuxedo Mask throws a rose that cleaves the device in two before it can explode.

What is the Peeled Lychee Grenade called in the English dub?

In the DiC English dub the weapon is renamed the Rotten Egg Bomb, a change that also altered what Avocadora wears on her ears.

Why is the weapon named Peeled Lychee Grenade?

The weapon takes its name from the lychee, a fruit tree native to the Guangdong and Fujian regions of China that is also used in traditional Chinese remedies for its warming properties.

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