Luna P Magic
CharacterLuna P Magic is an anime command Chibiusa uses to make her Luna-P ball take the form of an item. It appears when she crafts a parting gift for Ami and is very likely just Luna P Change spoken with a different phrase.
Overview
This command lets Chibiusa turn her Luna-P sphere into an object, and it shows up strictly in the animated series. Its single outing comes in episode 62, tied to a farewell moment for one of her friends.
Mechanics
Chibiusa calls the phrase to reshape Luna-P, and on this occasion she produces a candy cane that blooms into a bouquet of flowers the instant Ami takes hold of it, a going-away present as Ami prepares to leave for Germany. In practice the effect is essentially identical to Luna P Change, and it is highly probable that this is simply that same ability voiced through a different command.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Luna P Magic?
Luna P Magic is a command Chibiusa uses in the Sailor Moon anime to turn her Luna-P ball into an object, appearing only once in episode 62.
What does Chibiusa create with Luna P Magic?
Chibiusa uses Luna P Magic to produce a candy cane that blooms into a bouquet of flowers the instant Ami takes hold of it, a farewell gift as Ami prepares to leave for Germany.
Is Luna P Magic different from Luna P Change?
Not really. The effect of Luna P Magic is essentially identical to Luna P Change, and it is highly likely that this is simply the same ability spoken with a different command phrase.
In which episode does Luna P Magic appear?
Luna P Magic debuts in the episode A Guardian's Friendship: Goodbye, Ami.
What is the English dub name for Luna P Magic?
In the DiC English dub, Luna P Magic shares the name Luna-Bot Transform with Chibiusa's other Luna-P routines.
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