Amazon Break
CharacterAmazon Break is a stage-exclusive assault carried out by the Amazon Trio during the Sailor Moon musical productions, where the villainous group aimed it squarely at the Outer Sailor Guardians.
Overview
Amazon Break belongs entirely to the Sera Myu stage shows, surfacing as one of the moves the Amazon Trio brings into a fight. It first appeared in the musical Beginning of the New Legend.
Mechanics
The musicals present the technique as a joint offensive from the three performers, though little is spelled out about how the strike actually works beyond its use as a coordinated group assault.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Amazon Break in Sailor Moon?
Amazon Break is a stage-exclusive assault that belongs entirely to the Sera Myu musical productions, presented as a joint offensive from a trio of performers.
Who uses Amazon Break?
The Amazon Trio are the only ones to perform Amazon Break in the Sailor Moon musicals.
Does Amazon Break appear in the anime or manga?
No, Amazon Break belongs entirely to the Sera Myu stage shows and does not appear in the anime or manga.
Who is Amazon Break used against?
The Amazon Trio direct Amazon Break against the Outer Sailor Guardians on stage.
Which musical introduced Amazon Break?
Amazon Break first appeared in the musical Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon: Beginning of the New Legend.
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