Submarine Mirror is not an attack but a locating command, spoken by Super Sailor Chibi Moon while holding the Deep Aqua Mirror. In the manga and Sailor Moon Eternal, it carries her toward Sailor Neptune when the Outer Guardians resurface.
Submarine Mirror functions as a summoning command rather than a strike, invoked by Super Sailor Chibi Moon using the Deep Aqua Mirror that belongs to Michiru. It appears in the manga and again in the Sailor Moon Eternal film, where its purpose is to guide Chibiusa to Sailor Neptune.
Chibiusa speaks the command and requests that the mirror carry her to Neptune. The Deep Aqua Mirror vanishes and reappears beside Michiru, after which Chibiusa dashes out of her family home, races across Azabu-Juban, and reaches Michiru inside the Dead Moon Circus tent. She calls it out immediately after transforming, prompted by words from Sailor Saturn as she and Usagi realize the Outer Guardians have come back.

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Submarine Mirror is a locating command rather than an attack, spoken by Super Sailor Chibi Moon while she holds the Deep Aqua Mirror. It appears in the manga and in the Sailor Moon Eternal film.
Super Sailor Chibi Moon is the only user of Submarine Mirror, and the command works the same way in both the manga and the Eternal film.
Submarine Mirror carries Chibiusa toward Sailor Neptune. The Deep Aqua Mirror vanishes and reappears beside Michiru, and Chibiusa then races across Azabu-Juban to reach her inside the Dead Moon Circus tent.
Submarine Mirror is channeled through the Deep Aqua Mirror, an item belonging to Michiru Kaioh, Sailor Neptune.
Submarine Mirror first appears in the manga chapter Act 45 Dream 7, Mirror Dream, and later resurfaces in the Sailor Moon Eternal film.
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