Galactica Violon Tide is a corrupted form of Sailor Neptune's Submarine Violon Tide, strengthened by Galaxia's bracelets. Under the villain's control, Neptune draws the water attack from her violin against Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon. The ruin it leaves helps Usagi grasp that her enemies are no longer her friends.
Galactica Violon Tide is a water-based technique performed by Eternal Sailor Neptune. It stands as an intensified take on Submarine Violon Tide, its power lifted by the Galactica Bracelets. The move appears in the manga, the Cosmos film, and the musicals, drawn out through her violin, the Marine Cathedrale.
The ordinary attack becomes this one once the Galactica Bracelets bind Neptune to Galaxia's will. She plays her violin to aim a surge of water at Eternal Sailor Moon and Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon. Sailor Moon meets it with an energy beam that turns the strike aside, though the wreckage it leaves nudges her toward a hard truth.
Galactica Violon Tide is a water-based technique performed by Eternal Sailor Neptune, an intensified version of her Submarine Violon Tide powered by the Galactica Bracelets.
Sailor Neptune plays her violin, the Marine Cathedrale, to draw out the surge of water that forms Galactica Violon Tide.
Sailor Neptune aims Galactica Violon Tide at Eternal Sailor Moon and Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon while under Sailor Galaxia's control.
Sailor Moon meets Galactica Violon Tide with an energy beam that turns the attack aside.
The devastation left by Galactica Violon Tide helps Usagi begin to accept that Sailor Neptune and the other corrupted guardians are no longer her true companions.
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