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Tesuni

Character

Tesuni is a tennis-themed monster in the service of Nephrite, her name a scramble of the Japanese syllables for tennis. She hides inside the racket of a young player named Rui Saionji so she can siphon the girl's energy for the Dark Kingdom.

English Voice: Cindy Robinson
Japanese Voice: Michiko Abe
Alignment: Dark Kingdom
Allegiances: Dark Kingdom
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Appearance

Her signature prop is a racket woven from fire and energy that cradles a black ball at its heart. Blonde hair frames pale, near-white skin, and she wears a near-black uniform in dark blue accented with gold bracelets. A red pendant sits at the middle of her chest, while a red collar piece drapes across her shoulders.

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History

Nephrite plants her essence inside Rui Saionji's tennis racket as part of his campaign to harvest energy for the Dark Kingdom. Once the girl's reserves peak, Tesuni surfaces from the racket and begins draining her dry. Sailor Moon rushes in to save Rui, only to be sealed inside a huge tennis ball. Tuxedo Mask arrives and rattles the monster with a strike from his cane, buying the moment needed to release Sailor Moon. When Tesuni moves to attack again, a thrown rose catches her in the face, and Sailor Moon seizes the opening to destroy her with Moon Tiara Action.

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Abilities

Even before fully emerging while still lodged in Rui, she funnels wind through the racket and whips it into a gust strong enough to fling Usagi and Naru aside, knocking the latter out cold. Her core weapons are tennis balls of pure energy: a single hit encases Sailor Moon's torso in a giant ball, leaving only her head and limbs free, after which Tesuni floats and bounces her around the court at will. Balls that miss detonate on impact, and she can also spit fire in sizes from small spheres to massive blasts, one of which comes close to killing Usagi.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tesuni in Sailor Moon?

Tesuni is a tennis-themed monster serving Nephrite, her name a scramble of the Japanese syllables for tennis. She hides inside the racket of a young tennis player named Rui Saionji to drain the girl's energy for the Dark Kingdom.

How does Tesuni drain energy in Sailor Moon?

Nephrite plants Tesuni's essence inside Rui Saionji's tennis racket, and once the girl's energy reserves peak, Tesuni surfaces from the racket and begins draining her dry.

What powers does Tesuni have?

Tesuni can channel wind through her racket into powerful gusts, form energy tennis balls that trap a victim's body on impact, and spit fire ranging from small spheres to blasts large enough to nearly kill Usagi.

How is Tesuni defeated?

A rose thrown by Tuxedo Mask catches Tesuni in the face while she moves to attack again, and Sailor Moon uses that opening to destroy her with Moon Tiara Action.

What is Tesuni called in the English dub?

In the DiC English dub, Tesuni is renamed Tensie.

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