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Moon Prism Power

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Moon Prism Power is a one-time attack from the 90s Sailor Moon anime, unleashed in the final showdown with the Dark Kingdom. Princess Serenity channels the spirits of her four inner allies into a single devastating blast that ends Super Beryl, yet spares no one caught on the battlefield.

User: Princess Serenity, Inner Sailor Guardians
Japanese: ムーンプリズムパワー
Items Used: Moon Stick
Dic Dub Name: Cosmic Moon Power Unite
Appearance Scope: episode 46 of the 90s anime only
First Anime Appearance: Usagi's Eternal Wish: A Brand New Life
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Overview

This technique surfaces only in the closing episode of the first season, where it stands as Usagi's mightiest move while she is still in her original guise. It carries the weight of a last resort, working as much like a sacrifice as a weapon. The franchise's DiC English adaptation renamed the move Cosmic Moon Power Unite.

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Mechanics

Facing Super Beryl, Princess Serenity draws on the lingering spirits of the four inner warriors and fires a rose-colored sphere. The globe swells outward and swallows the enemy whole, reducing the queen to bare bones within moments. The blast makes no distinction between friend and foe: it shatters the ledge beneath Serenity and consumes Prince Endymion along with the inner team.

What follows is guided by Usagi's heartfelt longing to reclaim an ordinary existence. The power erases every recollection her friends held of their days in uniform, together with Mamoru's memories as Tuxedo Mask and the bonds they formed before confronting the Dark Kingdom, leaving them alive to live untouched by that burden.

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Notable Users

The move belongs to Princess Serenity, acting in concert with the essence of the inner guardians whose strength she borrows. It ranks as the earliest combined assault in the series, arriving just behind Sailor Teleport, which had served as the first group maneuver the previous episode. Its nature as both an ultimate strike and a self-destructive gambit is strongly suggested rather than spelled out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is moon prism power?

Moon Prism Power is a one-time attack Princess Serenity unleashes in the final episode of the first season of the 90s Sailor Moon anime. She channels the spirits of the four inner guardians into a massive blast that destroys Super Beryl.

What happens after Sailor Moon uses Moon Prism Power?

After Moon Prism Power destroys Super Beryl, the blast also erases the memories her friends held of their time as guardians, along with Mamoru's memories as Tuxedo Mask, leaving everyone alive but freed from that burden.

What item does Princess Serenity use for Moon Prism Power?

Princess Serenity relies on the Moon Stick to channel Moon Prism Power during her final confrontation with Super Beryl.

Does Moon Prism Power only harm enemies?

No. Moon Prism Power makes no distinction between friend and foe. The blast shatters the ledge beneath Princess Serenity and consumes Prince Endymion along with the inner guardians whose spirits power the attack.

What was Moon Prism Power called in the DiC dub?

In the DiC English dub of Sailor Moon, Moon Prism Power was renamed Cosmic Moon Power Unite.

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