Burning Storm is a fire technique that Sailor Mars can trigger only inside the Mega Drive edition of Sailor Moon. One of her two specials in that game, it summons a broad tornado of flame that rushes straight ahead and carries a short distance, costing her no energy to use.
This fire technique exists solely inside the Mega Drive release of Sailor Moon, where it counts as one of two special moves in Sailor Mars' repertoire. It never appears in the manga, the animation, or any other branch of the series.
When triggered, the move sends a large whirlwind of flame along a straight line that carries forward a short distance before fading. Mars grips an ofuda charm as she performs it. The attack draws on no energy reserve, but the player has to enter a specific command to bring it out.

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Burning Storm is the name of one of Sailor Mars's two special attacks in the Mega Drive version of Sailor Moon. It sends a broad tornado of flame rushing straight ahead at her opponent.
Burning Storm is a fire based technique performed by Sailor Mars. She grips an ofuda charm as she summons a broad tornado of flame that carries a short distance.
Burning Storm appears exclusively in the Mega Drive edition of Sailor Moon, where it is one of Sailor Mars's two special moves. It does not appear in the manga, the animation, or any other part of the series.
No, Burning Storm costs Sailor Mars no energy to use, though the player must enter a specific command to trigger it in the game.
Sailor Mars is the only character able to call on Burning Storm, and she does so exclusively within the Mega Drive title.
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