Robert turns up in just one episode, number 143 of the Sailor Moon anime, a popular young soccer player at Juban Public Elementary School. His short arc hinges on the crush he forms for Chibiusa and a run-in with the Dead Moon Circus.
Appearance
Robert reads as a typical boy of roughly nine or ten, though the anime never pins down his exact age. Blonde hair falls to about neck length, and his eyes are a soft blue.
Personality
His world centers on soccer, and his skill on the pitch has made him a hit with the girls at school. He also comes across as bold, walking right up to Chibiusa to confess and dictating when he wants her reply.
History
One day at school, Robert goes up to Chibiusa and asks if she will date him. He does not wait for a reply, instead naming a time: four o'clock, right after soccer practice, is when he expects to hear her decision. That same day, Fish Eye sets his sights on Robert's Dream Mirror and disguises the hunt as flirtation. Robert shows no interest in the advances, so Fish Eye abandons the pretense, reveals his real form, and tears out the Dream Mirror all the same, leaving the Sailor Senshi to rescue him afterward. Chibiusa ultimately says no, and yet the pair split on warm terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Robert in Sailor Moon?
Robert is a young soccer player at Juban Public Elementary School who appears in a single episode of the Sailor Moon anime, developing a crush on Chibiusa.
Does Chibiusa date Robert?
No. Chibiusa ultimately turns down Robert's request to date him, though the two part on warm terms.
How does Fish Eye target Robert?
Fish Eye sets his sights on Robert's Dream Mirror, disguising the pursuit as flirtation before abandoning the act, revealing his true form, and tearing out the Dream Mirror, after which the Sailor Guardians rescue Robert.
What is Robert known for at school?
Robert is known for his skill at soccer, which has made him popular with the girls at Juban Public Elementary School.
In which Sailor Moon season does Robert appear?
Robert appears in a single episode of Sailor Moon SuperS, titled Believe in Pegasus, The Four Guardians' Super Transformation.
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