Aqua Ribbon Upper is a water-themed special reserved for Sailor Mercury in the Mega Drive Sailor Moon game, a rising blow that wraps her in bubbles and reaches several enemies at once.
Aqua Ribbon Upper is a water based special that Sailor Mercury calls on in the Mega Drive version of Sailor Moon, one of two signature moves the character carries in that title.
Mercury delivers a rising uppercut that surrounds her with oversized bubbles, letting the strike catch a cluster of enemies in a single swing. It draws on no energy reserve, but the player has to feed in a specific command to bring it out.

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Aqua Ribbon Upper is a water themed special move for Sailor Mercury in the Mega Drive Sailor Moon game, a rising blow that wraps her in bubbles and reaches several enemies at once.
Sailor Mercury is the sole performer of Aqua Ribbon Upper, and the move exists only within the Mega Drive release of Sailor Moon.
Aqua Ribbon Upper appears in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon for the Sega Mega Drive, and it is one of two signature moves Sailor Mercury carries in that title.
Sailor Mercury delivers a rising uppercut that surrounds her with oversized bubbles, letting the strike catch a cluster of enemies in a single swing. It draws on no energy reserve, but the player has to input a specific command to bring it out.
No, Aqua Ribbon Upper is exclusive to the Mega Drive video game and does not appear in the Sailor Moon anime or manga.
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