Aerial Rapid Punch is a physical attack belonging to Sailor Chibi Moon. It surfaces only in the video game Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S, released for the 3DO console, and never appears within the anime or manga storylines that make up the wider franchise.
Aerial Rapid Punch is a combat technique tied to Sailor Chibi Moon. Its lone appearance comes from a video game adaptation, keeping it separate from the events of the main anime and manga.
The attack falls under the physical category, driven by bodily force rather than any beam or elemental power. As the name suggests, it centers on Sailor Chibi Moon delivering her strikes with speed.

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Aerial Rapid Punch is a physical combat technique tied to Sailor Chibi Moon. It falls under the physical category, driven by bodily force rather than any beam or elemental power.
Sailor Chibi Moon is the only character shown using Aerial Rapid Punch. As the name suggests, the move centers on her delivering her strikes with speed.
No, Aerial Rapid Punch never appears in the anime or manga storylines of Sailor Moon. Its lone appearance comes from a video game adaptation.
Aerial Rapid Punch appears in the video game Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S, released for the 3DO console.
Aerial Rapid Punch is classified as a physical attack, meaning Sailor Chibi Moon relies on bodily force to strike rather than any elemental or energy power.
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