
The eleventh chapter of Codename: Sailor V opens the three-part Pet arc, drawn and written by Naoko Takeuchi. It sets Sailor V against a fresh adversary named Nyan-Nyan and gives her a new technique to deploy.
Sailor V finds herself facing a fresh enemy who goes by the name Nyan-Nyan. The confrontation forms the opening chapter of the Pet trilogy within the series.
The clash with Nyan-Nyan marks the point where Sailor V unveils a new move, Venus Sulphur Smoke, using it for the first time in this installment.

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Nyan-Nyan is the enemy Sailor V faces in "Vol.11 Pet Chapter 1 - Nyan-Nyan's Schemes!," serving as the featured monster of the chapter and the first foe in the three-part Pet arc of Codename: Sailor V.
Sailor V unveils and uses the attack Venus Sulphur Smoke for the first time while battling Nyan-Nyan in this chapter.
Yes. It is the opening chapter of the three-part Pet arc within Codename: Sailor V, followed by the Wan-Wan and Chuu Chuu chapters.
Naoko Takeuchi both wrote and illustrated "Vol.11 Pet Chapter 1 - Nyan-Nyan's Schemes!" as part of the Codename: Sailor V manga.
The story continues into "Vol.12 Pet Chapter 2 - Wan-Wan's Schemes!," the second installment of the Pet trilogy, following this chapter's confrontation with Nyan-Nyan.
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