Rainbow Chocolate Attack is a sweets-themed offensive that the villain DeVleene throws at Sailor V, found only within the Codename: Sailor V manga.
This oddball technique appears exclusively in the Codename: Sailor V manga, the precursor storyline built around Minako Aino before her Sailor Venus days. It fits the lighthearted, gag-friendly tone of that early series, where an enemy weaponizes confectionery against the young heroine.
The attack is built around DeVleene's Rainbow Chocolates. When she performs it, she hurls a barrage of the candies straight at Sailor V, turning the sweets into a volley of improvised projectiles.

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Rainbow Chocolate Attack is a candy themed offensive move that appears only in the Codename: Sailor V manga. The villain DeVleene hurls a barrage of her Rainbow Chocolates at Sailor V as improvised projectiles.
DeVleene is the only character shown using Rainbow Chocolate Attack. She is a villain who fights Minako Aino in her Sailor V guise.
DeVleene aims Rainbow Chocolate Attack at Minako Aino while she fights as Sailor V. It is her sole recorded target for the technique.
Rainbow Chocolate Attack appears exclusively in the Codename: Sailor V manga, the storyline that follows Minako Aino before she becomes Sailor Venus. It does not appear in the main Sailor Moon anime or manga.
Rainbow Chocolate Attack debuts in the Codename: Sailor V chapter Vol.9 Sailor V vs DeVleene! It has not appeared in any other chapter or adaptation.
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