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Guardian Pluto

Character

Guardian Pluto is the guardian spirit attached to the Pluto Crystal and to Princess Pluto. As one of the Sailor Power Guardians, she runs through the Dream and Stars arcs of the manga and the Crystal adaptation, helping Setsuna Meiou before falling in the war against Shadow Galactica.

English Voice: Veronica Taylor
Japanese Voice: Ai Maeda
Fate: Killed by Sailor Galaxia at Charon Castle alongside Eternal Sailor Pluto
Alignment: Silver Millennium
First Appearance (Manga): Act 48 Dream 10 - Princess Dream
First Appearance (Anime): Sailor Moon Eternal
Allegiances: Sailor Pluto
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Appearance

She is a tiny, fairy-like being who floats on the air within a pink glow, otherwise resembling Super Sailor Pluto in full. Notably, she keeps that Super-form look even once Sailor Pluto herself has reached her Eternal state. The manga's monochrome art turns her glow into a plain circle around her with no readable tint, while Crystal traces the pink directly along her figure.

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Personality

Like the others of her kind, she is a facet of the Sailor Guardian she watches over, belonging to Setsuna just as her Sailor Crystal does. She greets and confers rather than fights, serving as a guide and a point of contact at the moments her princess needs direction.

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History

In the Dream chapters she appears in Elysion when Super Sailor Moon first raises the Holy Moon Chalice and the solar system soldiers take their princess forms. Floating ahead of Princess Pluto, she instructs her to send power from Charon Castle into the chalice, elevating Usagi to Eternal Sailor Moon and letting Setsuna's Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up unlock Eternal Sailor Pluto for the first time before she fades once the castle is summoned. In the Stars arc she welcomes Sailor Pluto to Charon Castle as Setsuna, Haruka, and Michiru move to raise a shield around the solar system. As the three confer remotely and study their data, they trace their enemy to the center of the Milky Way just as Sailor Galaxia arrives and slays Guardian Pluto together with Eternal Sailor Pluto. Sensing the danger, Hotaru rushes in with Guardian Saturn, but they come too late and perish as well.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Guardian Pluto in Sailor Moon?

Guardian Pluto is the guardian spirit attached to the Pluto Crystal and to Princess Pluto. She is one of the Sailor Power Guardians who runs through the Dream and Stars arcs of the manga and the Crystal adaptation.

What does Guardian Pluto look like?

Guardian Pluto is a tiny, fairy-like being who floats within a pink glow, otherwise resembling Super Sailor Pluto in full. Notably, she keeps that Super-form look even after Sailor Pluto herself reaches her Eternal state.

What does Guardian Pluto do for Setsuna Meiou?

In Elysion, Guardian Pluto instructs Princess Pluto to send power from Charon Castle into the Holy Moon Chalice. This elevates Usagi to Eternal Sailor Moon and lets Setsuna Meiou unlock Eternal Sailor Pluto for the first time.

How does Guardian Pluto die?

Guardian Pluto is killed by Sailor Galaxia at Charon Castle alongside Eternal Sailor Pluto during the Stars arc. Hotaru senses the danger and rushes in with Guardian Saturn, but they arrive too late.

Who tries to save Guardian Pluto in the Stars arc?

Hotaru Tomoe senses the danger at Charon Castle and rushes there with Guardian Saturn to try to save Guardian Pluto and Eternal Sailor Pluto. They arrive too late and perish as well.

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