Moon Cosmic Power is a one-time attack Sailor Moon launches in episode 125 of the classic anime, striking at Pharaoh 90 with the Spiral Heart Moon Rod.
Seen only once in the classic television series, this attack has Sailor Moon turn the Spiral Heart Moon Rod against Pharaoh 90. It surfaces during episode 125 and never returns afterward.
Wielding the Spiral Heart Moon Rod, Sailor Moon sends beams of pink hearts pouring from the weapon and channels them toward Pharaoh 90. The full effect is never actually witnessed, because the enemy answers with a single surge of destructive energy that cancels the attack outright in one motion.

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One of Sailor Moon's rare, one-time attacks is Moon Cosmic Power, seen only in episode 125 of the classic anime, where she channels the Spiral Heart Moon Rod against the villain Pharaoh 90.
In this attack, Moon Cosmic Power sends beams of pink hearts pouring from the Spiral Heart Moon Rod toward the target, though its full effect is never seen because Pharaoh 90 cancels it with a single burst of destructive energy.
Sailor Moon used Moon Cosmic Power just once, in episode 125 of the classic anime, titled "The Shining Shooting Star: Saturn and the Messiah."
Sailor Moon aimed Moon Cosmic Power at Pharaoh 90 during their clash in the classic anime.
Sailor Moon wields the Spiral Heart Moon Rod to perform Moon Cosmic Power.
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