Crescent Boomerang is a disc-based strike belonging to Sailor Venus, thrown at foes across Codename: Sailor V, the Sailor Moon manga, Crystal, and games. In early appearances she flings her compact like a spinning blade, and her throw predates Usagi's Moon Tiara Boomerang.
Crescent Boomerang is a disc-based strike belonging to Sailor Venus, seen in Codename: Sailor V, the Sailor Moon manga, Crystal, and several games. Of note, Minako's throw predates Usagi's own Moon Tiara Boomerang.
In the manga, Sailor V hurls her compact at an enemy as though it were a boomerang. Small as the disk is, its magic lets it slice foes and inflict far more harm than its size would suggest. Crystal swaps the compact for a dedicated item named the Crescent Boomerang, which she throws instead. The live-action series stages a comparable move using her Crescent Moon Cutter, though that version goes unnamed.
Sailor Venus is the technique's owner. In the Sailor V one-shot she throws it at Pandora, and in a later volume she uses it to destroy Twin Dark, returning to it repeatedly across that series. Within the Sailor Moon manga she debuts it at her introduction, killing Zoisite to rescue Sailor Moon in Act 7, and elsewhere she smacks a vampire with it and even clips Rei in the face while Rei is under the sway of the Ghost Cistern. A game appearance comes in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S for the 3DO.

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Crescent Boomerang is a disc based attack belonging to Sailor Venus, thrown at foes across Codename: Sailor V, the Sailor Moon manga, Crystal, and several video games.
Yes, Sailor Venus's Crescent Boomerang predates Usagi Tsukino's own Moon Tiara Boomerang.
In the manga, Sailor Venus hurls her compact at an enemy as though it were a boomerang, and its magic lets it slice foes and inflict far more harm than its small size would suggest.
In Crystal, Sailor Venus throws a dedicated item called the Crescent Boomerang instead of her compact.
Sailor Venus debuts Crescent Boomerang in the Sailor Moon manga at her introduction in Act 7, using it to kill Zoisite and rescue Sailor Moon.
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