Difference between revisions of "Sparkling Wide Pressure"
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| JP Name = スパークリング・ワイド・プレッシャー | | JP Name = スパークリング・ワイド・プレッシャー | ||
| − | | Dub Name = | + | | Dub Name = Sparkling Wide Pressure ([[TokyoPop|Mixx]]/[[Kodansha]] manga, [[Cloverway]] dub, [[Viz Media|Viz]] dub), Jupiter Thunderclap Zap ([[DiC]] dub), Jupiter Thunder Power, Supreme Thunder Crash, Superior Sparkling Thunder ([[Cloverway]] dub) |
| Senshi = [[Sailor Jupiter]] | | Senshi = [[Sailor Jupiter]] | ||
| Item = [[Tiara]] | | Item = [[Tiara]] | ||
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This attack was also used in the [[Sailor Moon Games|video games]] ''[[Sailor Moon R (Super Famicom)|Sailor Moon R]]'' for the Super Famicom, ''[[Sailor Moon S (3DO)|Sailor Moon S]]'' for the 3DO, and ''[[Sailor Moon: Another Story]]''. In ''Another Story'', it appeared as a mass of electricity which exploded on contact. | This attack was also used in the [[Sailor Moon Games|video games]] ''[[Sailor Moon R (Super Famicom)|Sailor Moon R]]'' for the Super Famicom, ''[[Sailor Moon S (3DO)|Sailor Moon S]]'' for the 3DO, and ''[[Sailor Moon: Another Story]]''. In ''Another Story'', it appeared as a mass of electricity which exploded on contact. | ||
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| + | * The first appearance of this attack in the [[Kodansha]] English manga, they incorrectly translated the attack as "Spark Ring Wide Pressure". It was corrected by the next volume, and future editions of the mistake were also corrected. | ||
| + | * The [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub|first English dub]] was inconsistent with the name they used for Sparkling Wide Pressure. Most of the time it was called "Jupiter Thunderclap Zap" and when [[Cloverway]] dubbed [[Sailor Moon S|S]] and [[Sailor Moon SuperS|Super S]] it was changed to "Sparkling Wide Pressure" but would also frequently use a particular name only once or twice, including: Jupiter Thunder Power ([[Usagi's Idol! The Graceful Genius Michiru|episode 86]]), Supreme Thunder Crash ([[Cold Hearted Uranus? Makoto in Trouble|episode 89]]), and Superior Sparkling Thunder ([[Time to Believe the Pegasus! The Super Transformations of the Sailor Senshi|episode 136]]). | ||
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[[Category: Sailor Senshi attack]] | [[Category: Sailor Senshi attack]] | ||
Revision as of 03:41, 30 November 2019
 Sparkling Wide Pressure in the anime | |
| Attack Name: | Sparkling Wide Pressure |
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| Attack Name (kanji/kana): | スパークリング・ワイド・プレッシャー |
| English Name: | Sparkling Wide Pressure (Mixx/Kodansha manga, Cloverway dub, Viz dub), Jupiter Thunderclap Zap (DiC dub), Jupiter Thunder Power, Supreme Thunder Crash, Superior Sparkling Thunder (Cloverway dub) |
| Performed by: | Sailor Jupiter |
| Item Required: | Tiara |
| First Used (anime): | Dispute Over Love! Minako and Makoto Face Off |
| First Used (manga): | Act 16 Yuukai SAILORMERCURY |
Sparkling Wide Pressure was an attack used by Sailor Jupiter in most versions of the Sailor Moon series.
Sailor Jupiter first used this attack against Petz in episode 65 of the anime. To perform the attack, she formed a disc of energy with the electricity gathered by her tiara and threw it towards the enemy.
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| Sparkling Wide Pressure in the manga |
Sailor Jupiter used this attack for the first time against Berthier in Act 16 of the manga. It was used only one more time, in the subsequent chapter, where it was used against Petz. As in the anime, Sailor Jupiter would bring her hands together and hurl the attack at the enemy, but it appeared more like bolts of lightning than a disc. In Act 15 of the reprint manga, there were also flowers visible swirling amidst the lightning bolts.
When she used this attack in Sailor Moon Crystal, Sailor Jupiter hurled bolts of lightning at her targets in a similar manner as in the manga.
Sparkling Wide Pressure appeared for the first time in the very first musical, Sailor Moon - Gaiden Dark Kingdom Fukkatsu Hen, where it was used against Nephrite.
This attack was also used in the video games Sailor Moon R for the Super Famicom, Sailor Moon S for the 3DO, and Sailor Moon: Another Story. In Another Story, it appeared as a mass of electricity which exploded on contact.
Trivia
- The first appearance of this attack in the Kodansha English manga, they incorrectly translated the attack as "Spark Ring Wide Pressure". It was corrected by the next volume, and future editions of the mistake were also corrected.
- The first English dub was inconsistent with the name they used for Sparkling Wide Pressure. Most of the time it was called "Jupiter Thunderclap Zap" and when Cloverway dubbed S and Super S it was changed to "Sparkling Wide Pressure" but would also frequently use a particular name only once or twice, including: Jupiter Thunder Power (episode 86), Supreme Thunder Crash (episode 89), and Superior Sparkling Thunder (episode 136).
