
Sailor Artist is a clay-bodied Phage from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, made when Sailor Aluminum Siren removed the Star Seed of the man Kengo Ibuki. Fans nickname him after the phrase he shrieks in battle, a monster who oddly acts on his own rather than his mistress's orders.
He resembles a walking mound of clay, his face broken by red eyes and a fanged mouth.
Born from Kengo Ibuki after Sailor Aluminum Siren claimed his Star Seed, the creature was never given a proper name in the series, so viewers took to calling him Shippai Sakuda, the cry he repeated in battle, meaning roughly "it's a failed work." Unusually, he went on the attack of his own accord instead of waiting on Siren's command, and he held onto a flicker of his old self. He was eventually purified by Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss.
Sailor Artist is a clay-bodied Phage from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, created when Sailor Aluminum Siren removed the Star Seed of a man named Kengo Ibuki. He resembles a walking mound of clay with red eyes and a fanged mouth.
Sailor Artist was created from Kengo Ibuki, an ordinary man whose Star Seed was taken by Sailor Aluminum Siren and turned into the clay-like monster.
Sailor Artist was never given a proper name in the series, so fans nicknamed him Shippai Sakuda after the phrase he repeatedly shrieks in battle, meaning roughly it's a failed work.
Sailor Artist wields a hefty sledgehammer and can mold clay pots straight from his belly to hurl at his enemies.
Sailor Artist was purified by Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss, restoring Kengo Ibuki's stolen Star Seed.
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