Venus Beam is the informal name for a light attack Sailor Venus fires in the live-action series. Closely echoing her Crescent Beam, it channels raw energy from her fingertips and leaves shimmering golden particles hanging in the air.
Venus Beam is a light-based strike that goes without an official title in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. It bears a strong resemblance to Crescent Beam, and some observers suspect it may simply be that same attack thrown without the usual spoken command.
Sailor Venus opens by crossing her arms, then snaps her left arm back behind her while thrusting her right arm forward. A concentrated burst of pure energy shoots from her fingertips almost at once. As she lowers the attack, the beam thins out and disappears, leaving bright golden flecks drifting in the air.

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Venus Beam is the informal name for a light-based attack Sailor Venus fires in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon series. It goes without an official title in the show.
Sailor Venus wields Venus Beam, with its first showing coming in Act 12 of the live-action series while she stands as Princess Sailor Venus.
Sailor Venus crosses her arms, snaps her left arm back behind her while thrusting her right arm forward, and a concentrated burst of energy shoots from her fingertips, leaving golden particles drifting in the air.
Venus Beam bears a strong resemblance to Crescent Beam, and some observers suspect it may simply be that same attack thrown without the usual spoken command.
Sailor Venus turns Venus Beam on Zoisite in its first appearance, and the blast proves potent enough to make him fade away.
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