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Rei Jr.

Character

Rei Jr. is a third grade girl who exists only in the alternate reality comedy Parallel Sailor Moon, where she shares her name with her mother, the fiery guardian Rei Hino. Withdrawn and perpetually sleepy, she nonetheless awakens as a young guardian to help defend the Earth.

Age: 8-9
Birthday: April 17
English Voice: Cristina Vee
Japanese Voice: Michie Tomizawa
Alignment: Silver Millennium
First Appearance (Manga): Parallel Sailor Moon
Allegiances: Ami Jr., Mako Kino, Mina Aino, Kousagi Tsukino

Occupations

StudentSailor Senshi
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Appearance

Rei Jr. is very nearly a carbon copy of her mother, Rei Hino, the lone difference being a slight split in her fringe that exposes a sliver of forehead. Deep into the story, when the five girls at last transform, she is shown in a plain guardian sailor outfit, though the comic never spells out how its colors are supposed to look.

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Personality

Her temperament runs cold and standoffish. She tags along with the other girls only because they happen to be the daughters of her mother's friends, and she clearly feels dragged into it, forever wishing she could just head home and take a nap instead.

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History

Together with Ami Jr., Mako Kino, Mina Aino, and Kousagi Tsukino, she sits through cooking lessons led by Haruka Tenou, Michiru Kaiou, and Setsuna Meiou. She writes Kousagi off as a fool and, like the others, keeps her at arm's length, and she assumes the tiny pink cat that appears is simply a stray's kitten from the neighborhood. When rabbit invaders menace the planet, Rei Jr. changes into a nameless guardian to drive them back. She is anything but glad that Kousagi's plan of siccing the cats on the rabbits actually pays off, and she is thrown to find that her friends all lived through the very same dream.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rei Jr. in Sailor Moon?

Rei Jr. is a third grade girl in the alternate reality comedy Parallel Sailor Moon, sharing her name with her mother, the guardian Rei Hino. She is one of five schoolgirls who eventually awaken as young Sailor Guardians.

What is Rei Jr.'s personality like?

Rei Jr. is cold and standoffish, tagging along with the other girls only because they are daughters of her mother's friends, and she frequently wishes she could go home and nap instead.

Does Rei Jr. transform into a Sailor Guardian?

Yes. When rabbit invaders threaten the planet, Rei Jr. transforms into a nameless guardian, fan named Parallel Sailor Mars, to help drive them back.

Who are Rei Jr.'s friends in Parallel Sailor Moon?

Rei Jr. spends her time with Ami Jr., Mako Kino, Mina Aino, and Kousagi Tsukino, sitting through cooking lessons led by Haruka Tenou, Michiru Kaiou, and Setsuna Meiou.

How does Rei Jr. look different from her mother?

Rei Jr. looks almost identical to her mother Rei Hino, with the only difference being a slight split in her fringe that exposes a sliver of her forehead.

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