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Chibi Chibi

Character

Chibi Chibi is the mysterious toddler who appears in the final season of the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, the civilian form of Sailor Chibi Chibi Moon. Unlike her manga counterpart, this version springs from Sailor Galaxia's own Star Seed and later proves to be a Guardian born outside the Solar System.

Age: 2-3 years old (physically), Unknown (as old as Sailor Galaxia)
English Voice: Stephanie Sheh
Anime Voiced By: Kotono Mitsuishi (Japanese), Stephanie Sheh (English)
Alignment: Silver Millennium
Allegiances: Solar System Sailor Guardians, Princess Kakyuu

Occupations

Sailor Guardian

Also Known As

Sailor Chibi Chibi MoonLight of Hope
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Appearance

Chibi Chibi carries over the same look she has in the manga, though here her hair reads as a reddish pink. She is a small child dressed in the familiar heart-themed outfit of white and blue with pink accents.

Her Guardian identity, Sailor Chibi Chibi Moon, likewise matches the manga design. A white leotard bears a pink chest bow and heart brooch, her stripeless collar is light blue, pink heart covers sit over her odango, and a gold tiara with a pink heart tops it off. Heart-stud earrings, a hot pink heart-motif choker, pink-and-yellow trimmed puffy sleeves, white gloves, a light blue skirt, and hot-pink-edged white boots complete the uniform.

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Personality

For all that she is barely a toddler, Chibi Chibi is gentle, kind, and full of energy. Her speech stays very simple, and she mostly echoes the word chibi along with a handful of other phrases picked up from those around her.

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History

In the anime, Chibi Chibi is not Sailor Cosmos but Galaxia's own Star Seed. After that seed leaves the Guardian and Chaos takes over her body, it gradually takes shape as the little girl, who eventually reaches Earth and surfaces in the show's final season.

Her pivotal moment comes when Eternal Sailor Moon cannot reach the Eternal Tiare; the little girl grasps it instead, releasing a flood of pink light that hugely amplifies its power, and within a vision full of stars she names herself a Guardian whose home lies past the Solar System. Even untransformed she can sense magic around her and heighten the attacks of her allies, and as Sailor Chibi Chibi she grows stronger still, able to teleport an entire group over vast distances with a single burst of light, though the effort leaves her drained.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Sailor Chibi Chibi Sailor Moon's daughter?

No, in the 1990s anime, Chibi Chibi is not Usagi's daughter. She only poses as a temporary little sister while really being a manifestation of Sailor Galaxia's own Star Seed.

What is Chibi Chibi's real name?

The anime never gives Chibi Chibi a separate birth name; she is called Chibi Chibi throughout, though she is truly a piece of Sailor Galaxia's own Star Seed that later reveals itself as a Guardian from beyond the Solar System.

Who is Chibi Chibi really?

In the 1990s anime, Chibi Chibi is really Sailor Galaxia's own Star Seed given form; after Chaos takes over Galaxia's body, the seed gradually shapes itself into the little girl who reaches Earth in the show's final season.

Is Sailor Chibi Chibi Sailor Galaxia?

In a sense, yes. Chibi Chibi forms from Sailor Galaxia's own Star Seed after Chaos overtakes Galaxia's body, and the child later names herself a Guardian whose true home lies past the Solar System.

How does Chibi Chibi help in the final battle against Chaos?

When Eternal Sailor Moon cannot reach the Eternal Tiare, Chibi Chibi grasps it herself, releasing a flood of pink light that hugely amplifies its power, though the effort leaves her drained.

Sources & Information

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