Dark Thunder is an electric assault wielded by Petz, one of the Spectre Sisters serving the Black Moon Clan. It shows up in the 1990s anime and later in a Sailor Moon strategy game, channeled through a dark staff.
This lightning technique belongs to Petz, a sister loyal to the Black Moon Clan. It first surfaces in the classic anime and returns years later in a role-playing game, giving her a distinct dark strike to call her own.
Petz conjures the attack through a staff handed to her by Rubeus, an implement that fans have nicknamed the Black Moon Stick. The move discharges dark lightning toward whoever stands against her.

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Dark Thunder is used by Petz, one of the Spectre Sisters serving the Black Moon Clan, and by Marduk in the video game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.
Dark Thunder is an electric attack that discharges dark lightning toward Petz's opponent, giving her a distinct dark strike to call her own.
Petz conjures Dark Thunder through a staff given to her by Rubeus, an implement fans have nicknamed the Black Moon Stick, using it to discharge dark lightning toward whoever stands against her.
Dark Thunder first appears in the classic anime episode dealing with Rubeus and the tragic sisters, roughly the seventy-second installment, and later resurfaces in the video game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.
Rubeus hands Petz the staff that fans have nicknamed the Black Moon Stick, which she uses to cast Dark Thunder.
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