Water Stream
CharacterWater Stream is a water-based attack that Sailor Mercury performs in the Super Famicom Sailor Moon game. The French localization of the title rechristened it as an oceanic aura.
Overview
This water-driven technique is exclusive to a single video game, the Super Famicom release of Sailor Moon. It is one of the moves assigned to Mercury within that title rather than anything drawn from the manga or the broadcast anime.
Mechanics
The game presents it plainly as a water-based strike carried out by Mercury. The source does not spell out a step-by-step animation beyond its watery nature.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Water Stream in Sailor Moon?
Water Stream is a water-based attack performed by Sailor Mercury in the Super Famicom Sailor Moon video game.
Who uses Water Stream?
Sailor Mercury is the sole user of Water Stream, which appears exclusively in the Super Famicom game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon.
What is Water Stream called in French?
In the French localization of the Super Famicom game, Water Stream was renamed Aura Oceane, meaning oceanic aura.
Does Water Stream appear in the Sailor Moon anime or manga?
No, Water Stream is exclusive to the Super Famicom video game and does not come from the manga or the broadcast anime.
How is Water Stream described in the game?
The game presents Water Stream plainly as a water-based strike carried out by Sailor Mercury, without detailing a specific animation beyond its watery nature.
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