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Guardian Neptune

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Guardian Neptune is the guardian spirit linked to the Neptune Crystal and to Princess Neptune. One of the Sailor Power Guardians, she appears through the Dream and Stars arcs of the manga and the Crystal series, aiding Michiru Kaiou before meeting her end in the final battle.

English Voice: Lauren Landa
Japanese Voice: Sayaka Ohara
Fate: Killed by Sailor Galaxia alongside her princess
Alignment: Silver Millennium
First Appearance (Manga): Act 48 Dream 10 - Princess Dream
First Appearance (Anime): Sailor Moon Eternal
Allegiances: Sailor Neptune
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Appearance

She is a diminutive, fairy-like spirit who keeps aloft in the air, surrounded by a green shimmer. Every feature otherwise matches Super Sailor Neptune. In the manga's black-and-white pages that shimmer reads only as a wide circle around her with no visible color, while Crystal draws the green light cleanly along her outline.

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Personality

She is best understood as an aspect of the Sailor Guardian she belongs to, part of Michiru in the same manner as her Sailor Crystal. Her purpose is to advise and to relay, standing at her princess's side when the moment calls for guidance or for shared defense of the solar system.

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History

During the Dream chapters she emerges in Elysion as Super Sailor Moon first summons the Holy Moon Chalice, when the solar system soldiers shift into their princess forms and each is met by her power guardian. Hovering before Princess Neptune, the spirit tells her to channel power from Triton Castle into the chalice, lifting Usagi to Eternal Sailor Moon and letting Michiru's Neptune Crystal Power, Make Up bring out Eternal Sailor Neptune for the first time; she then disappears once the castle is called upon. In the Stars arc, as Shadow Galactica's assault on Earth intensifies, Michiru joins Haruka and Setsuna in retreating to their castles to raise a protective shield and gather intelligence. Guardian Neptune is understood to be present with her at Triton Castle, though not pictured. When Sailor Galaxia reaches Charon Castle and cuts short their transmission, the spirit is destroyed alongside her princess.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Guardian Neptune in Sailor Moon?

Guardian Neptune is the guardian spirit linked to the Neptune Crystal and to Princess Neptune. She is one of the Sailor Power Guardians who appears through the Dream and Stars arcs of the manga and the Crystal series.

What does Guardian Neptune look like?

Guardian Neptune is a diminutive, fairy-like spirit surrounded by a green shimmer. Every other feature otherwise matches Super Sailor Neptune.

What role does Guardian Neptune play in Elysion?

In Elysion, Guardian Neptune tells Princess Neptune to channel power from Triton Castle into the Holy Moon Chalice. This lifts Usagi to Eternal Sailor Moon and lets Michiru Kaiou become Eternal Sailor Neptune for the first time.

What happens to Guardian Neptune in the Stars arc?

In the Stars arc, Guardian Neptune is understood to be present with Michiru at Triton Castle as Shadow Galactica's assault intensifies. When Sailor Galaxia reaches Charon Castle and cuts short their transmission, Guardian Neptune is destroyed alongside her princess.

Who is Guardian Neptune tied to?

Guardian Neptune is bound to Michiru Kaiou, also known as Sailor Neptune, and to the Neptune Crystal. She is best understood as an aspect of the Sailor Guardian she belongs to.

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