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Avocadora, a red-skinned youma with spiky green hair and a red hibiscus flower, wearing coconut shoulder pads and a grass hula skirt, standing in a neon arcade.
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Avocadora

Character

Avocadora is a produce-themed Droid called up by the Black Moon sisters Petz and Calaveras to steep the Juban supermarket in dark power, using cursed fruit to enslave shoppers and rot everything they touch.

English Voice: Lisa Dalbello
Voiced By: Chieko Nanba (Japanese); Lisa Dalbello (DiC English dub); Cindy Robinson (Viz English dub)
Alignment: Black Moon Clan
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Appearance

Her coloring leans tropical, with brown skin and a leafy green motif running through both her hair and her skirt. Gold bangles and hoops ring her body, paired with a deep yellow bra, black-and-yellow shoulder plates, and blue cosmetics. The overall effect lends her the look of a deeply tanned island woman.

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History

Working undercover in human guise, Avocadora helped Petz and Calaveras run a supermarket they had commandeered as a crystal point. Their booth hawked a novelty they branded 'dark fruit,' and where Petz's pushy pitch put shoppers off, the cheerful Calaveras and Avocadora reeled in crowds. Anyone who bit into the tainted produce turned into a mindless thrall, and whatever food that person later handled spoiled, steeping the crystal point in dark power. Once the enslaved customers had served their use, the Droid revealed her real shape and gassed them unconscious with dark matter.

She then pelted the Sailor Guardians with explosives and was winning until Tuxedo Mask showed up. As the other scouts tangled with Petz and Calaveras, he dueled the Droid with his blade, hurling his baton into her shoulder to wound her, and Sailor Moon finished her off with Moon Princess Halation before she could regroup.

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Abilities

True to her fruit gimmick, she fights with an arsenal of food-based weapons, among them a Banana Knife, an Avocado projectile, and the Peeled Lychee Grenade.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Avocadora in Sailor Moon?

Avocadora is a produce-themed Droid called up by the Black Moon sisters Petz and Calaveras to steep the Juban supermarket in dark power using cursed fruit.

What does Avocadora look like?

Avocadora has tropical coloring with brown skin and a leafy green motif in her hair and skirt, accented by gold bangles and hoops, a deep yellow bra, black-and-yellow shoulder plates, and blue cosmetics.

What weapons does Avocadora use?

True to her fruit gimmick, Avocadora fights with food-based weapons including a Banana Knife, an Avocado projectile, and the Peeled Lychee Grenade.

How is Avocadora defeated?

Tuxedo Mask duels Avocadora and wounds her shoulder with his baton, and Sailor Moon then finishes her off with Moon Princess Halation before she can regroup.

How does Avocadora enslave shoppers?

Working undercover at the commandeered Juban supermarket, Avocadora and the Black Moon sisters sell a novelty called dark fruit, and anyone who bites into it turns into a mindless thrall.

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