Amazon Hurricane
CharacterAmazon Hurricane is an energy-driven technique the Amazon Trio unleash across the Sailor Moon stage musicals, striking a spread of foes that ranges from an impostor Tuxedo Mask to Sailor Galaxia's mud puppets.
Overview
Amazon Hurricane is an energy based move that the Amazon Trio deploy within the Sera Myu musicals, first turning up in Beginning of the New Legend.
Mechanics
Classified as an energy attack, it gathers the trio's combined force and hurls it at whoever stands opposite them on stage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Amazon Hurricane in Sailor Moon?
Amazon Hurricane is an energy based technique that the Amazon Trio unleash within the Sera Myu stage musicals, gathering the trio's combined force and hurling it at whoever stands opposite them.
Who uses Amazon Hurricane?
The Amazon Trio perform Amazon Hurricane in the Sailor Moon stage musicals.
What type of attack is Amazon Hurricane?
Amazon Hurricane is classified as an energy attack, drawing on the combined force of the Amazon Trio rather than any single fighter's power.
Who has Amazon Hurricane been used against?
The Amazon Trio have leveled Amazon Hurricane at a counterfeit Tuxedo Mask, King Endymion, and the mud puppets conjured by Sailor Galaxia.
Does Amazon Hurricane appear outside the stage musicals?
No, Amazon Hurricane is exclusive to the Sera Myu musicals, first turning up in the production Beginning of the New Legend.
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