Double Shabon Spray Freezing is an ice technique used by Sailor Mercury in the 1990s anime. A beefed-up form of her Shabon Spray Freezing, it turns up in a single episode against the enemy Giwaku.
Double Shabon Spray Freezing is a chilling attack that Sailor Mercury employs in the classic 90s series. Fans and dubs have also logged it under the names Double Sabao Spray Freezing and Double Bubble Spray Freezing.
The move builds on Mercury's standard Shabon Spray Freezing, delivering a stronger version of that same freezing mist. It surfaces during the episode where she faces the foe Giwaku, whom she targets with the amplified spray.

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Sailor Mercury wields ice-based powers in Sailor Moon, including techniques like Double Shabon Spray Freezing, a chilling attack she uses in the 1990s anime.
Double Shabon Spray Freezing is an ice technique used by Sailor Mercury, serving as a stronger version of her standard Shabon Spray Freezing attack.
Sailor Mercury uses Double Shabon Spray Freezing in a single episode of the 1990s anime, The Terrifying Illusion: Ami All Alone, against the enemy Giwaku.
Double Shabon Spray Freezing is also known by fans and in dubs as Double Sabao Spray Freezing and Double Bubble Spray Freezing.
Double Shabon Spray Freezing builds on Sailor Mercury's standard Shabon Spray Freezing by delivering a stronger, amplified version of the same freezing mist.
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