Sister Maria is a nun who appears in Sailor Moon SuperS. Though never addressed by name on screen, she sits at the heart of an episode's mix-up involving Artemis and a targeted Dream Mirror.
Green-eyed, she is dressed throughout in the traditional habit of a nun, the customary religious garments of her order.
Devout and fond of weddings, she takes real pleasure in sharing her Christian faith with the people around her.

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Tiger's Eye marks Sister Maria as a target, aiming to draw out her Dream Mirror. Around this, Luna grows convinced that Artemis has developed a crush on the nun, and that suspicion powers the episode's tension. The notion turns out to be mistaken even though everyone took it for granted: Artemis had actually been gazing toward the church out of a longing to marry Luna.
Sister Maria is a nun who appears in Sailor Moon SuperS, though she is never actually addressed by name on screen. She becomes a target of Tiger's Eye, who wants to draw out her Dream Mirror.
Sister Maria's episode centers on Tiger's Eye marking her as a target for her Dream Mirror, while Luna grows convinced that Artemis has developed feelings for the nun. That suspicion drives the tension until the truth comes out.
No, the idea that Artemis loved Sister Maria turns out to be mistaken. He had actually been gazing toward her church out of a longing to marry Luna.
Sister Maria is devout and fond of weddings, taking real pleasure in sharing her Christian faith with those around her. She is dressed throughout in the traditional habit of her order and has green eyes.
Sister Maria resides in Azabu Juban, Minato ku, Tokyo, and is known as the Sister of First Church. She first appears in the episode Artemis Is Cheating? Enter the Mysterious Kitten.
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