Kurumiwario
CharacterKurumiwario is a Nutcracker-styled Lemures, the fourth that Fish Eye unleashes against the Sailor Guardians. His clash unfolds during Fish Eye's raid on Yamagishi's mind, and he battles with a blend of ballet flourishes and exploding walnuts.
Appearance
Kurumiwario takes the shape of a nutcracker doll, matching the nickname he carries.
Personality
True to the ever goofier streak running through the Lemures, Kurumiwario plays the clownish performer. His fighting borrows from classical ballet, including a spinning grand fouetté en tournant and a sweeping grand battement. He also packs walnuts into his belly to fire the fragments off like little bombs, and he flings tutus that force his targets to twirl.
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History
While Fish Eye peers into the dreams of Yamagishi hoping to find Pegasus, Super Sailor Moon, along with Super Sailor Chibi Moon, arrives to intervene, prompting him to send Kurumiwario at the pair. The Lemures launches into a dance and, in ever sillier fashion, drops a tutu onto Sailor Moon before whirling her and Chibi Moon about. He lobs nut bombs to keep them dancing and spits cracked nuts at them in rapid bursts until Tuxedo Mask shows up. Chibi Moon then calls Pegasus using Twinkle Yell, and Sailor Moon finishes the creature off with Moon Gorgeous Meditation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Kurumiwario in Sailor Moon?
Kurumiwario is a Nutcracker styled Lemures, the fourth that Fish Eye unleashes against the Sailor Guardians. His clash unfolds during Fish Eye's raid on Yamagishi's mind.
What powers does Kurumiwario have?
Kurumiwario fights with ballet based attacks, including a spinning grand fouette en tournant and a sweeping grand battement. He also packs walnuts into his belly to fire fragments off like little bombs, and he flings tutus that force his targets to twirl.
How is Kurumiwario defeated?
Chibi Moon calls Pegasus using Twinkle Yell, and Super Sailor Moon finishes Kurumiwario off with Moon Gorgeous Meditation.
Who sends Kurumiwario to attack the Sailor Guardians?
Fish Eye sends Kurumiwario at Super Sailor Moon and Super Sailor Chibi Moon while peering into the dreams of Yamagishi hoping to find Pegasus.
What does Kurumiwario look like?
Kurumiwario takes the shape of a nutcracker doll, matching the nickname the Nutcracker Doll that he carries.
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