Reiko Kanagawa is a Tokyo based pop idol who turns up during Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, the closing chapter of the 90s animated series. Beyond her career in entertainment, she is also tied to the alias Sailor Gamer.
Reiko carries the polished public image of a working idol, a performer active in the Tokyo entertainment scene.
Her role as a celebrity keeps her in the spotlight of the idol world. Within the story she is further linked to the persona known as Sailor Gamer.

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Reiko features in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, the last season of the original anime run. Her introduction arrives in the episode titled When a Light Butterfly Dances in the Air! Premonition of a New Wave. Akiko Hiramatsu supplies her Japanese voice, while Colleen O'Shaughnessey handles the English dub.
Reiko Kanagawa is a Tokyo based pop idol who appears in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, the final season of the original anime. She is also linked to the persona known as Sailor Gamer.
Reiko Kanagawa is tied to the persona known as Sailor Gamer within the Sailor Stars storyline.
Reiko Kanagawa debuts in the episode titled When a Light Butterfly Dances in the Air! Premonition of a New Wave.
Reiko Kanagawa is voiced by Akiko Hiramatsu in Japanese and by Colleen O'Shaughnessey in the English dub.
Reiko Kanagawa works as an idol in the Tokyo entertainment scene, appearing as a celebrity figure in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars.
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