Unazuki Furuhata
CharacterUnazuki Furuhata is a recurring civilian in the Sailor Moon anime and the younger sister of Motoki Furuhata. A student and part-time waitress in Azabu-Juban, she drifts in and out of the series, at times becoming a target for the villains chasing pure hearts and dream mirrors.
Appearance
Unazuki keeps her shoulder-length orange hair gathered into a ponytail with a yellow ribbon. Her green eyes match those of her older brother, Motoki.
Personality
A teenager of roughly fifteen or sixteen, Unazuki attends T.A. Girls' Academy and holds a job waiting tables at the Fruits Parlor Crown. She is fond of a boy named Michael, and she keeps company with Usagi Tsukino's circle of friends as well as Mamoru Chiba.
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History
Unazuki first turns up in episode 69, during a stretch when Usagi and Mamoru were not yet a couple and Mamoru was behaving coldly toward her. Usagi spots Unazuki riding on the back of Mamoru's motorbike and sinks into gloom, convinced he has taken up with someone new. She only learns afterward that Unazuki is Motoki's little sister and that the girl already has a boyfriend of her own.
Her later appearances place her in the path of the series' villains. In Sailor Moon S, the Death Busters mark her for her Heart Crystal, drawn by her wish to share a first kiss with someone she truly loved. In Sailor Moon SuperS, Tiger's Eye goes after her Dream Mirror. Her final appearance in that season, and in the series as a whole, shows her hypnotized by Chibiusa as part of the effort to draw out power for the Golden Crystal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Unazuki Furuhata in the Sailor Moon anime?
Unazuki Furuhata is a recurring civilian character in the Sailor Moon anime, a student at T.A. Girls' Academy and a waitress at the Fruits Parlor Crown. She is the younger sister of Motoki Furuhata and appears periodically throughout the series.
Is Unazuki Furuhata related to Motoki Furuhata?
Yes, Unazuki Furuhata is the younger sister of Motoki Furuhata, the arcade employee and friend of Usagi Tsukino's circle. She shares Motoki's green eyes.
Why does Usagi get upset when she first sees Unazuki?
When Unazuki first appears in episode 69, Usagi spots her riding on the back of Mamoru's motorbike and mistakenly believes he has taken up with someone new. Usagi later learns that Unazuki is simply Motoki's little sister and already has a boyfriend of her own.
What happens to Unazuki in Sailor Moon S?
In Sailor Moon S, the Death Busters mark Unazuki for her Heart Crystal, drawn out by her wish to share a first kiss with someone she truly loved.
What happens to Unazuki in Sailor Moon SuperS?
In Sailor Moon SuperS, Tiger's Eye goes after Unazuki's Dream Mirror, and in her final appearance she is hypnotized by Chibiusa as part of an effort to draw out power for the Golden Crystal.
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