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Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber

Character

Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber is Tuxedo Mask's signature energy attack across the manga, Crystal, and the stage musicals. He fires a potentially deadly blast from his hands, and its name plays on three styles of formal jacket.

Type: Energy-based
First Manga Appearance: Act 18 Invasion - Sailor Venus
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Overview

Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber is one of the energy techniques that Tuxedo Mask wields, appearing in the manga, in Crystal, and in the musicals. The title itself is thought to stitch together three kinds of jacket: the tuxedo, the smoking jacket, and the bomber jacket.

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Mechanics

When Tuxedo Mask uses the move, a surge of energy leaves his hands and slams into whoever he is aiming at, capable of inflicting damage severe enough to be lethal. The manga marks its first outing in Act 18, and on that occasion a mysterious voice urged him to draw on his power. That voice is eventually shown to be King Endymion, his own future self, which raises the question of whether the older Endymion could still call up the technique or could only coach his younger self through it.

Crystal renders the blast as white energy fired the same way, and there King Endymion joins Tuxedo Mask to unleash it against Esmeraude. In the musicals the two versions of the man could combine the attack, and King Endymion was also able to perform it on his own.

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Notable Users

Tuxedo Mask is the primary user, with King Endymion wielding it in Crystal and the Sera Myu shows. In the musical Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon ~ Petite Étrangère ~, Tuxedo Mask turned it against Esmeraude to cancel out her Evil Death Hand. The technique can be escalated into Tuxedo Duel Cross Bomber in the musicals, or combined with Sailor Chibi Moon as Pink Sugar Tuxedo Attack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber?

Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber is Tuxedo Mask's signature energy attack, appearing in the manga, Sailor Moon Crystal, and the stage musicals. A surge of energy leaves his hands and slams into his target, capable of dealing lethal damage.

Where does the name Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber come from?

The name Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber is thought to combine three styles of formal jacket: the tuxedo, the smoking jacket, and the bomber jacket.

Who taught Tuxedo Mask to use Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber?

When Tuxedo Mask first used the technique in the manga, a mysterious voice urged him to draw on his power. That voice is later revealed to be King Endymion, his own future self.

Does King Endymion use Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber?

Yes, King Endymion wields Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber in Sailor Moon Crystal and the Sera Myu musicals, sometimes combining the attack with Tuxedo Mask.

What is Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber's upgraded form?

Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber can be escalated into Tuxedo Duel Cross Bomber in the musicals, or combined with Sailor Chibi Moon's power as the Pink Sugar Tuxedo Attack.

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