Overview
Rainbow Chocolates are confections found exclusively in Codename: Sailor V, first showing up in the chapter that pits Sailor V against DeVleene. They were put on sale by that antagonist in the run-up to the Japanese Valentine's Day celebration.
Function
The treats became a sensation among women almost as soon as they hit the market. Their catch was an enormous fattening effect, causing anyone who ate them to put on weight with ease. Once customers had ballooned, DeVleene opened a business called Spa DeVleene, promising to help them slim down and look their best by Valentine's Day. The whole cycle was engineered as a way to harvest human energy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are Rainbow Chocolates in Sailor Moon?
Rainbow Chocolates are sweets that appear only in Codename: Sailor V, first shown in the chapter that pits Sailor V against the villain DeVleene.
Who created the Rainbow Chocolates?
The villain DeVleene put the Rainbow Chocolates on sale ahead of Valentine's Day as part of a scheme to harvest human energy.
Why were the Rainbow Chocolates dangerous?
The Rainbow Chocolates had an enormous fattening effect, causing anyone who ate them to gain weight easily, which then lured customers into DeVleene's Spa DeVleene weight-loss business.
What was DeVleene's plan behind the Rainbow Chocolates?
DeVleene's Rainbow Chocolates and her follow-up Spa DeVleene were engineered together as a cycle to drain human energy from unsuspecting customers.
In which Sailor Moon story do the Rainbow Chocolates appear?
The Rainbow Chocolates appear exclusively in Codename: Sailor V, not in the main Sailor Moon manga or anime.
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