A weapon-style strike unique to the Sailor Moon arcade cabinet, where golden feather clips settle into the heroine's hair before a burst of light hits the foe. It draws on a single crystal to fire.
This move belongs to the arcade release of the franchise, where Sailor Moon performs it as a feather-and-weapon technique. The source flags a small mystery around it: the character never announces the move as she carries it out, so its intended name stays uncertain.
As the attack begins, golden feather hairpieces materialize in Sailor Moon's hair. Flashes of golden light then slam into the target. Pulling off the strike costs her one crystal.
Sailor Moon does not announce Moon Feather Attack by name when she performs it in the Sailor Moon arcade game. The character never speaks the move's title as she carries it out, which is why its intended name stays uncertain.
Moon Feather Attack is a weapon-style strike unique to the Sailor Moon arcade cabinet, in which golden feather hairclips settle into Sailor Moon's hair before a burst of golden light hits the opponent.
Performing Moon Feather Attack costs Sailor Moon one crystal in the arcade game, where it draws on that single resource each time she uses the technique.
Sailor Moon is the only character shown using Moon Feather Attack, and the technique appears solely within the Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon arcade game.
During Moon Feather Attack, golden feather hairpieces materialize in Sailor Moon's hair, followed by flashes of golden light that slam into the target.
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