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Balm, a green-skinned witch with flowing dark hair and yellow cat eyes in a purple robe, leaning on a glowing arcade cabinet
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Balm is a fortune-telling Youma recruited by Jadeite to harvest human energy, exploiting people's hunger to glimpse their futures by slipping cursed tarot cards into her clients and driving them to misbehave.

English Voice: Tara Platt
Voiced By: Hiroko Emori (Japanese); Tara Platt (English)
Alignment: Dark Kingdom
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Appearance

In her monstrous form she appears as a green-skinned woman with lank blue hair, yellow reptilian eyes, and a sweeping lavender robe. Passing as human, she keeps that same robe but tones everything else down, with grey-irised eyes of ordinary color, natural skin, and straightened hair.

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History

Jadeite calls on Balm after noticing how much energy people pour into fortune-telling, and she works by embedding a devil tarot card in her marks so they start acting up. One victim is Umino, whom Naru had steered toward a genuine seer. Under Balm's influence he turns disruptive, showing up to school out of uniform, snacking in front of Ms. Haruna, flipping her skirt, derailing the class, chucking rocks at a teacher's office, and pressuring Usagi for a kiss. She ensnares other students the same way, all of them feeding Jadeite's scheme to collect youthful rebellion. Disguised, she flings tarot cards that turn into blades at Sailor Moon, and in her true shape she sets her thralls to defend her. Egged on by Luna and Tuxedo Mask, Sailor Moon finishes the Youma with Moon Tiara Action.

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Abilities

Her signature trick is slipping cursed tarot cards onto anyone who wanders into her House of Fortune, which drives those clients to rebel so she can bleed off their energy, and she can eventually control them outright to swarm Sailor Moon. In her real shape she stiffens her hair into blades keen enough to slash through the floorboards of her hall, using them to lash at her foes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Balm in Sailor Moon?

Balm is a fortune-telling Youma recruited by Jadeite in the original Sailor Moon anime, running a House of Fortune to harvest human energy from unsuspecting clients.

How does Balm control her victims?

Balm slips cursed tarot cards into clients at the House of Fortune, driving them to misbehave so she can feed off the energy released, and she can eventually control them outright.

What happened to Umino because of Balm?

Under Balm's influence, Umino turned disruptive at school, breaking dress code, acting out in class, and even pressuring Usagi for a kiss, all part of Balm's energy-collecting scheme.

How is Balm defeated?

Sailor Moon defeats Balm with Moon Tiara Action after Luna and Tuxedo Mask push her into action against the disguised Youma.

What does Balm look like in her true form?

In her monstrous form, Balm has green skin, lank blue hair, yellow reptilian eyes, and a sweeping lavender robe, which she also wears in a toned-down way while disguised as human.

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