U-Bara
CharacterGrown from a rose, U-Bara is a thorn-covered Daimon of the Death Busters whom Mimete sends after the Pure Heart Crystal of a rose grower named Yoshiki Kurebayashi. She flings razor-edged blossoms in combat before Super Sailor Moon puts her down during the Sailor Moon S arc.
Appearance
Because a rose gave rise to her, U-Bara wears botanical features from head to toe. Pale violet colors her skin, her arms and legs are black, and dark petal-shapes cover her chest. A broad skirt modeled on a yellow rose petal drapes her lower body, and orange hair gathers into a petal at the crown of her head. Thorns of red slide in and out along her frame, and when her arms are cut away she grows crimson vines in their stead.
Abilities
In a fight she pitches keen yellow roses at her foes, a move that leads Tuxedo Mask to accuse her of copying him, and she coils vines around anyone nearby. The thorns lining her body and the vines that erupt from her severed arms let her ensnare and hold her targets.
History
Mimete carries U-Bara to Yoshiki Kurebayashi, a man who raises roses, so the Daimon can claim his Pure Heart, which she draws out and devours. Tuxedo Mask, Sailor Moon, and Sailor Chibi Moon take her on, but every one of them ends up snared in her vines. Hotaru tears the tangle apart with her power, freeing Sailor Moon to reach her Super form; a burst of Rainbow Moon Heartache then finishes the Daimon and sets the Pure Heart loose without a scratch. In keeping with a foe who aped Tuxedo Mask, her remains leave a rose standing upright in the earth, just as his thrown blossoms do.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is U-Bara in Sailor Moon S?
U-Bara is a Daimon of the Death Busters grown from a rose, sent by Mimete to steal the Pure Heart Crystal of rose grower Yoshiki Kurebayashi in Sailor Moon S.
What does U-Bara look like?
U-Bara has pale violet skin with black arms and legs, dark petal shapes across her chest, a yellow rose petal skirt, and orange hair gathered into a petal atop her head, with red thorns lining her body.
What are U-Bara's powers?
U-Bara throws sharp yellow roses at her enemies and can bind them with crimson vines that grow from her severed arms, prompting Tuxedo Mask to accuse her of copying his own rose-throwing style.
Who defeats U-Bara?
Super Sailor Moon destroys U-Bara with Rainbow Moon Heartache after Hotaru's power frees Sailor Moon, Tuxedo Mask, and Sailor Chibi Moon from U-Bara's vines.
What happens to the Pure Heart U-Bara stole?
After U-Bara devours Yoshiki Kurebayashi's Pure Heart Crystal, Super Sailor Moon's finishing attack releases the crystal unharmed and returns it to him.
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