Double Sailor Kick is a paired flying kick from the manga, thrown by Sailor V and Sailor Moon at the same instant. It debuts in the first Chibiusa's Picture Diary side story, where the two guardians rescue Chibiusa from a vampire.
Double Sailor Kick is a physical technique that appears in the opening installment of the Chibiusa's Picture Diary bonus stories. It amounts to a joint version of two familiar solo kicks, Sailor Moon Kick and Sailor V Kick, launched together rather than one at a time.
The move is a synchronized effort split between Minako Aino as Sailor V and Usagi Tsukino as Sailor Moon, both driving their kicks home in unison. In the story they aim it at a vampire, the mother of Lilica Hubert, to pull Chibiusa out of danger. Because the tale falls near the start of the Black Moon arc, Chibiusa cannot yet transform, so she pitches in afterward with her own Garlic Attack.
Double Sailor Kick is a manga technique in which Sailor V and Sailor Moon throw a synchronized flying kick together.
Double Sailor Kick is performed jointly by Minako Aino as Sailor V and Usagi Tsukino as Sailor Moon.
Double Sailor Kick debuts in the first chapter of the Chibiusa's Picture Diary side story, Beware of the Transfer Student.
Sailor V and Sailor Moon use Double Sailor Kick against a vampire, the mother of Lilica Hubert, to save Chibiusa.
Double Sailor Kick combines the solo Sailor Moon Kick and Sailor V Kick into one joint attack, and it has a counterpart in the 1990s anime called Double Sailor Moon Kick, performed by Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon.
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