V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop
CharacterV-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop is a beefed-up take on Sailor V's signature hand strike. Appearing only once in Codename: Sailor V, it lets her cut through DeVleene's Rainbow Chocolate Attack.
Overview
This physical technique comes from Codename: Sailor V and reads as a heavier version of the ordinary Sailor V Chop. It is a straightforward hand strike, distinguished mainly by the extra force behind it.
Mechanics
Functionally the move amplifies the standard chop rather than adding any new property. Sailor V puts it to work to break through DeVleene's Rainbow Chocolate Attack, halting that assault in its tracks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop?
V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop is a physical technique from Codename: Sailor V that reads as a heavier version of the ordinary Sailor V Chop, distinguished mainly by extra force.
Who uses V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop?
Sailor V is the only one who performs V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop, and the manga shows the strike a single time across the whole series.
What move is V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop a stronger version of?
V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop is a stronger version of the standard Sailor V Chop, amplifying the regular strike rather than adding any new property.
What attack does V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop stop?
Sailor V uses V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop to break through DeVleene's Rainbow Chocolate Attack, halting that assault in its tracks.
Where does V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop first appear?
V-chan-style Kneading Sailor V Chop first appears in the Codename: Sailor V manga, in the volume 9 chapter Sailor V vs DeVleene.
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