Venus Kick
CharacterVenus Kick is a game-only striking move for Sailor Venus, found in the arcade release of Sailor Moon. Performing it costs her two crystals, and it plays as a nod to her earlier Sailor V Kick.
Overview
This technique lives inside the arcade edition of the Sailor Moon game and does not appear in the manga or animated series. It is a plain physical kick, listed among the title's game-exclusive attacks and reserved for Sailor Venus.
Mechanics
In gameplay terms the kick is gated behind a resource cost: Venus has to spend two crystals before she can launch it. The design deliberately recalls the Sailor V Kick from Codename: Sailor V, giving longtime fans a callback to her solo-hero days.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Venus Kick in Sailor Moon?
Venus Kick is a game only attack for Sailor Venus that appears in the arcade release of the Sailor Moon video game, not in the manga or anime.
How much does the Venus Kick cost to use?
In the arcade game, Sailor Venus must spend two crystals to perform the Venus Kick.
Who uses the Venus Kick?
Sailor Venus is the only character who uses the Venus Kick in the Sailor Moon arcade game.
Is the Venus Kick related to Sailor V?
Yes, the Venus Kick is designed as a callback to the Sailor V Kick from Codename: Sailor V, referencing Minako Aino's earlier solo hero days.
What type of attack is Venus Kick?
Venus Kick is a plain physical kick, one of Sailor Venus's game exclusive attacks in the arcade title.
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