Youma Taisan, roughly Monster Be Gone, is a fire attack used only in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. Sailor Mars conjures flame between her hands to blast an enemy, later unlocking a much stronger form of the move.
This fire technique appears solely in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon and belongs to Sailor Mars. Its name translates to something close to Monster, Be Gone, and it plays like a blend of two of her other signature moves, sitting between Fire Soul and Akuryo Taisan. It first turns up in the third act of the series, when Rei is introduced as the third guardian.
Mars gathers a ball of fire between her open palms and unleashes the flames at her opponent. The attack later gains a far more potent variant: in the twenty-third act, once Rei awakens her true guardian powers, she casts a markedly stronger version that leaves a burning sigil hanging in the air. She calls on that upgraded form again much later, in the forty-seventh act, against a different Youma.
Youma Taisan is a fire attack used exclusively by Sailor Mars in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon series. Its name translates to roughly Monster, Be Gone.
Sailor Mars is the only character who uses Youma Taisan, both in its standard form and in a stronger version she unlocks later.
Sailor Mars gathers a ball of fire between her open palms and unleashes the flames at her opponent.
Yes, after Rei awakens her true guardian powers in Act 23 of the live-action series, she gains a markedly stronger version of Youma Taisan that leaves a burning sigil hanging in the air.
Youma Taisan first appears in Act 3 of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, when Rei is introduced as the third Sailor Guardian.
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