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Air Slash

Character

Air Slash is an attack belonging to Sailor Uranus. Its only documented appearance comes from the video game Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S on the 3DO console, keeping it apart from the events of the main anime and manga continuity of the franchise.

Japanese: エアスラッシュ
First Video Game Appearance: Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S (3DO)
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Overview

Air Slash is a combat move associated with Sailor Uranus. Its single documented appearance comes from a game adaptation, setting it apart from the storylines of the main anime and manga.

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Mechanics

The attack shows up as one of Sailor Uranus's options within a fighting game context. Beyond its use by her in that title, the source material offers little further detail on how it operates.

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Notable Users

Sailor Uranus is the only character to perform Air Slash. She carries it out in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S on the 3DO platform.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Air Slash in Sailor Moon?

Air Slash is a combat move associated with Sailor Uranus. Its single documented appearance comes from a video game adaptation, keeping it apart from the storylines of the main anime and manga.

Who uses Air Slash?

Sailor Uranus is the only character to perform Air Slash in the Sailor Moon franchise.

Does Air Slash appear in the anime or manga?

No, Air Slash does not appear in the main anime or manga continuity. It shows up only as one of Sailor Uranus's options within a fighting game.

Which game features Air Slash?

Air Slash appears in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S on the 3DO platform.

How much detail is known about how Air Slash works?

Beyond its use by Sailor Uranus in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S, the source material offers little further detail on how Air Slash operates.

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