Albert pon Garajan
CharacterAlbert pon Garajan conducts the New Tokyo Orchestra and appears in a single episode of the Sailor Stars season. Sailor Iron Mouse strips away his Star Seed and turns him into the Phage called Sailor Conductor.
Appearance
The anime offers no detailed account of his looks, though his bearing and manner of speech mark him as a foreign maestro rather than a native of Japan.
Personality
He carries himself as a theatrical, old-world conductor, prone to blurting English phrases such as 'Oh My God.' The whole persona nods to the celebrated Austrian conductor Herbert von Karajan, and even his surname reads as German rather than Japanese.
History
As the man leading the New Tokyo Orchestra, Albert draws the notice of Sailor Iron Mouse, who pulls out his Star Seed and reshapes him into the Phage known as Sailor Conductor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Albert pon Garajan in Sailor Moon?
Albert pon Garajan is a conductor who leads the New Tokyo Orchestra and appears in a single episode of the Sailor Stars season. Sailor Iron Mouse strips away his Star Seed and reshapes him into the Phage known as Sailor Conductor.
What Phage does Albert pon Garajan turn into?
Albert pon Garajan is transformed into the Phage called Sailor Conductor after Sailor Iron Mouse steals his Star Seed.
Who is Albert pon Garajan modeled after?
Albert pon Garajan's theatrical, old world manner and even his German sounding surname nod to the celebrated Austrian conductor Herbert von Karajan.
What does Albert pon Garajan do for a living?
Albert pon Garajan works as a conductor, leading the New Tokyo Orchestra in Tokyo.
When does Albert pon Garajan first appear in Sailor Moon?
Albert pon Garajan makes his only appearance in the Sailor Stars episode "Calling of the Shining Stars: Enter Haruka and Michiru."
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