Galactica Plants Blizzard is a one-time technique thrown by Sailor Phi at Princess Kakyuu. Kakyuu answers instantly with Kinmoku Fusion Tempest, cutting the strike short before anyone can see what it truly does. Because of that swift counter, its real effect stays a mystery.
Galactica Plants Blizzard is an energy-based technique credited to Sailor Phi. It surfaces a single time across the manga and the Cosmos film. Phi draws on her staff to release it.
The lone recorded use of the move gives little away. Phi aims it at Sailor Kakyuu, who fires back with Kinmoku Fusion Tempest almost at once. That counter smothers the blizzard before it can take hold, so its full capabilities remain unrecorded.

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Galactica Plants Blizzard is credited to Sailor Phi, who channels the energy-based technique through her staff.
Sailor Phi aims Galactica Plants Blizzard at Princess Kakyuu, who is the technique's sole recorded target.
Princess Kakyuu fires back with Kinmoku Fusion Tempest almost immediately, smothering Galactica Plants Blizzard before it can take hold.
No, because Princess Kakyuu counters it so quickly, the full capabilities of Galactica Plants Blizzard remain unrecorded.
Galactica Plants Blizzard appears a single time, in the manga's Act 57 Stars 8 and again in the Sailor Moon Cosmos film.
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