Luna P Extinguish is a one-time offshoot of Luna P Change in the anime, in which Sailor Chibi Moon turns her Luna-P ball into a spray of foam to smother a wall of fire and rescue the trapped Sailor Senshi.
This technique is a specialized version of Luna P Change, appearing just once across the animated series during episode 111. On command, Chibi Moon's Luna-P ball converts into a mass of foam meant to douse flames rather than reshape into an everyday object.
Eudial had walled the Inner and Outer Guardians inside a blaze, leaving them on the verge of death from her Fire Buster II assault. Tuxedo Mask rushed Chibi Moon into the danger zone, shielding her beneath his cape, and she sprang the move as a surprise, flooding the fire with foam to save the senshi. Once the flames were quelled, Luna-P shifted back to its usual shape.

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Luna P Extinguish is a special version of Luna P Change in which Sailor Chibi Moon turns her Luna-P ball into a spray of foam to smother fire.
Sailor Chibi Moon uses Luna P Extinguish just once in the anime, when Eudial traps the Inner and Outer Guardians inside a wall of flame with her Fire Buster II attack.
Tuxedo Mask rushes Chibi Moon into the danger zone while shielding her beneath his cape, and she springs Luna P Extinguish as a surprise to flood the fire with foam and save the guardians.
Luna P Extinguish first appears in the episode The Holy Grail's Mystical Power: Moon's Double Transformation.
Yes, Luna P Extinguish is a specialized variant that builds directly on the main Luna P Change ability, appearing only this one time across the series.
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