Double Sailor Moon Kick is a paired flying kick from the 1990s anime, launched by Sailor Moon alongside Sailor Chibi Moon. Serving as a stronger take on the solo Sailor Moon Kick, its lone showing sees the two whiff against Fish Eye.
Double Sailor Moon Kick is a physical aerial strike carried out jointly by Usagi Tsukino and Chibiusa Tsukino in their guardian forms. It functions as a beefed-up evolution of the single-user Sailor Moon Kick, letting both fighters throw the blow at once.
The pair leap and drive their kicks forward together in a single coordinated attack. Its one on-screen attempt comes against Fish Eye, who simply sidesteps the incoming duo, leaving the kick to sail past its mark.
Double Sailor Moon Kick is a paired aerial kick performed together by Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon in the 1990s anime.
Usagi Tsukino as Sailor Moon and Chibiusa Tsukino as Sailor Chibi Moon jointly perform Double Sailor Moon Kick.
Double Sailor Moon Kick appears in the episode Art is an Explosion of Love: Chibi-Usa's First Love.
No, in its only appearance Double Sailor Moon Kick misses its target, Fish Eye, who simply sidesteps the attack.
Double Sailor Moon Kick is a stronger, two-person evolution of the single-user Sailor Moon Kick, with a manga counterpart called Double Sailor Kick performed by Sailor V and Sailor Moon.
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