Transformations (Dub equivalent in parenthesis)

• Moon Prism Power Make Up
• Double Moon Crisis Make Up w/ Sailormoon

Attacks / Special Powers (Dub equivalent in parenthesis)

• Luna-P Henge (Luna Ball, Kitty Magic) w/ Luna P
• Crystal Time Key
• Pink Sugar Heart Attack
• Twinkle Yell w/ Crystal Carillion

Chibiusa is actually one of the most despised characters in Sailormoon. Actually, I should rephrase that. Her dub counterpart, Rini, is one of (if not the) most despised characters. The original Chibiusa, while still sometimes gratingly annoying, is actually much less so than Rini. (In fact, I actually sort of...like her...) Still, dubbed or not, she's not one of the most popular characters on the show.

This future daughter of Usagi and Mamoru arrived in the past, sent to find the ginzuishou (Silver Crystal) to save her mother. "But I thought Usagi was her mother?" you cry in confusion. Somehow, hairstyle and same name notwithstanding, Chibiusa doesn't recognize Usagi. In the Japanese episodes, she actually pulls a gun on her (albeit a fake one) when they first meet.

At one point, in Sailormoon R, Chibiusa is turned evil. She becomes Black Lady (Wicked Lady), an evil adult form of herself. Chibiusa doesn't become Sailorchibimoon (Sailor Mini Moon in the dub) until the S season of Sailormoon.

The entire SuperS season revolves around her and the mysterious Pegasus, Helios (which may explain why most people can't stomach that series...). One other thing - about her attacks...  They are the most pointless, useless attacks in the whole series. Her Pink Sugar Heart Attack, when it actually works, has a severely limited range, resulting in a hilarious sequence in one S season episode where she has to physically move closer to the daimon in order to use her attack on it! (Also, the attack only causes mild annoyance to the villains, usually eliciting only an "Ow! Knock it off you brat!" at best.)

She doesn't appear much in the Stars season once you're past the "Nehelenia Arc", or the first 5 or 6 episodes of the season, as she went home to the 30th century...