Pink Sugar Tuxedo Attack is a paired heart-and-energy blast that Sailor Chibi Moon and Tuxedo Mask launch together through the Pink Moon Rod. It merges her Pink Sugar Heart Attack with his Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber, appearing only in the manga and the musicals.
Pink Sugar Tuxedo Attack is a two-person technique combining heart and energy power. Sailor Chibi Moon and Tuxedo Mask carry it out as a duo, and it turns up strictly in the printed story and on stage. At its core the move fuses two individual attacks, Pink Sugar Heart Attack and Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber, into one shared blast.
To perform it in the manga, the pair grip the Pink Moon Rod at the same time and call out the attack in unison, releasing a surge of energy toward the enemy.

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Pink Sugar Tuxedo Attack is a combined heart-and-energy technique performed together by Sailor Chibi Moon and Tuxedo Mask, appearing only in the manga and the Sailor Moon stage musicals.
The technique fuses Sailor Chibi Moon's Pink Sugar Heart Attack with Tuxedo Mask's Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber into one shared blast.
In the manga, the pair grip the Pink Moon Rod together and call out the attack in unison, releasing a surge of energy toward their enemy.
The technique first appears in the manga story The Lover of Princess Kaguya, and made its stage debut in the musical Last Dracul Final Chapter, The Seal of The Super Planet Death Vulcan.
The attack returns in the musical Kaguya Hime's Beloved, where Sailor Chibi Moon and Tuxedo Mask use it to rescue the remaining Sailor Guardians from Princess Snow Kaguya.
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