
Sailor Chi is a guardian and Star Gardener sworn to Shadow Galactica in Sailor Moon Cosmos. Working beside her twin Sailor Phi, she tends the Garden Crystals of Galactica Palace and proves ruthless in battle, striking down Sailor Kakyuu before Sailor Moon ends her.
Her light green hair is gathered into a cone-shaped bun with a yellow fringe, one strand spilling far down her body, above dark reddish-brown eyes. She wears a russet full-body suit with flared trousers and a strapped top, cinched by a broad belt flanked with sun-shaped jewels. Heeled boots match the outfit, her sailor collar is edged with black stripes, and a square-cut gem hangs at her choker, its color echoed in her earrings and the ornaments in her bun. Galactica Bracelets ring her wrists, and she fights with a golden staff.
Devoted utterly to her mistress, she carries out Galactica's aims without hesitation or mercy. She backs Phi in every action, coldly demands that Sailor Moon hand over the Silver Crystal, and frames the empire's conquest of the universe as the natural end to their war.

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A faithful servant of Sailor Galaxia's Shadow Galactica, she cultivates Garden Crystals alongside Sailor Phi in the Star Garden of Galactica Palace, her origins as unknown as her twin's. When Sailor Lethe and Sailor Mnemosyne choose to let Eternal Sailor Moon pass, Chi arrives with Phi above the Desert River of Oblivion and looks on as Phi executes the pair, cuts down the unconscious Sailor Starlights, gathers their five Sailor Crystals, and warps them both home.
Later the twins confront Sailor Moon's group in the palace garden. The instant Eternal Sailor Moon defeats Phi, Chi drives her staff through Sailor Kakyuu's back, then weathers a joint assault from the Sailor Quartet while Sailor Moon comforts the dying princess. With Kakyuu gone, Chi orders Usagi to surrender the Silver Crystal and end the fighting so Shadow Galactica can rule, a demand Usagi refuses before finishing her with Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss.
Sailor Chi is a guardian and Star Gardener sworn to Shadow Galactica in Sailor Moon Cosmos, tending the Garden Crystals of Galactica Palace alongside her twin, Sailor Phi, and fighting with a golden staff.
Sailor Phi and Sailor Chi are twin Star Gardeners loyal to Sailor Galaxia's Shadow Galactica, tasked with cultivating the Garden Crystals in the Star Garden of Galactica Palace and carrying out their mistress's orders without mercy.
Sailor Chi serves as one of Sailor Galaxia's Star Gardeners, cultivating Garden Crystals in Galactica Palace and carrying out attacks on Galaxia's behalf, including a demand that Sailor Moon surrender the Silver Crystal.
Sailor Chi fights with a golden staff, which she uses to strike down Sailor Kakyuu and battle the Sailor Quartet.
After Sailor Chi kills Sailor Kakyuu and demands the Silver Crystal, Usagi refuses and finishes her with the Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss.
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