A trampoline-wielding acrobat, Tobihaneru is the sixth and final Lemures that Fish Eye unleashes on Sailor Moon in the SuperS arc. Part of the Dead Moon Circus, this bouncing monster puts up a fight that wraps up almost the moment it begins.
He takes the shape of a trampoline acrobat, matching the circus flavor of the Dead Moon crew. The nickname Acrobatic Trampolinist captures his whole shtick, while his name riffs on a Japanese phrase for bouncing up and down.
Fish Eye is busy drawing out Mamoru Chiba's dream mirror, probing it for any trace of Pegasus, when the two heroines appear to intervene. Super Sailor Chibi Moon and Super Sailor Moon step in, and Fish Eye answers by sending Tobihaneru their way. He raises a trampoline from the ground and traps the pair in a relentless bounce, though the encounter is brief. Twinkle Yell lets Chibi Moon bring out Pegasus, and Super Sailor Moon finishes Tobihaneru using Moon Gorgeous Meditation.

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Tobihaneru is a trampoline-wielding acrobat and the sixth and final Lemures that Fish Eye unleashes on Sailor Moon in the SuperS arc, sent by the Dead Moon Circus.
Tobihaneru raises a trampoline from the ground that traps Super Sailor Moon and Super Sailor Chibi Moon in relentless bouncing, giving them no opening to fight back.
Fish Eye summons Tobihaneru while trying to draw out Mamoru Chiba's Dream Mirror in search of Pegasus, sending the Lemures after Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon when they interrupt him.
Sailor Chibi Moon calls Pegasus forth with Twinkle Yell, and Super Sailor Moon destroys Tobihaneru with Moon Gorgeous Meditation.
Tobihaneru's name comes from a Japanese phrase for bouncing up and down, matching his nickname the Acrobatic Trampolinist and his trampoline-based attack.
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