Brain Buster
CharacterBrain Buster is a move assigned to Sailor Jupiter in the Super Famicom Sailor Moon game, one of the offensive options she carries within that title.
Overview
Brain Buster is a technique given to Sailor Jupiter inside the Sailor Moon game for the Super Famicom.
Mechanics
It stands as one of Jupiter's attacking choices in that game, though the title itself offers little on how the move plays out in combat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Brain Buster in Sailor Moon?
Brain Buster is a technique assigned to Sailor Jupiter in the Super Famicom Sailor Moon video game.
Who uses Brain Buster?
Sailor Jupiter is the character who performs Brain Buster.
In which game does Brain Buster appear?
Brain Buster appears in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon for the Super Famicom, where it is one of Jupiter's attacking options.
What is the Japanese name for Brain Buster?
Brain Buster's Japanese name is written as Bureen Basutaa in romaji.
Is Brain Buster part of the Sailor Moon anime or manga?
No, Brain Buster is a video game exclusive move found only in the Super Famicom release of Sailor Moon.
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