Galactica Space Turbulence is a bracelet-empowered upgrade of Sailor Uranus's Space Turbulence. It carries a grim distinction as the first Galactica strike her fellow guardians loose while Galaxia commands them. Uranus turns it on Sailor Chibi Moon, driving her to the ground.
Galactica Space Turbulence is a stronger form of Space Turbulence, its power raised by the Galactica Bracelets. The technique features in the manga and the Cosmos film, wielded by Eternal Sailor Uranus.
The Galactica Bracelets are what elevate the ordinary version into this one. Uranus must first ask Galaxia to lend her strength before she can release it. Classed as an energy attack, it strikes with enough force to knock its target flat.
Eternal Sailor Uranus performs the move while under Galaxia's control, and it counts as the very first Galactica technique the corrupted guardians unleash. She aims it at Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon, sending her sprawling. Chibiusa fights to rise again while pleading with Usagi that the attackers are no longer truly her friends.
Galactica Space Turbulence is a stronger, bracelet-empowered version of Sailor Uranus's Space Turbulence, elevated by the Galactica Bracelets.
Eternal Sailor Uranus performs Galactica Space Turbulence while under Sailor Galaxia's control.
Sailor Uranus must first ask Sailor Galaxia to lend her strength before she can release Galactica Space Turbulence.
Sailor Uranus aims Galactica Space Turbulence at Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon, knocking her to the ground.
Galactica Space Turbulence counts as the very first Galactica technique the corrupted guardians unleash against their allies.
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