
Sailor Sommelier is a one-off anime monster, a Phage born when Sailor Aluminum Siren tore the Star Seed out of Jun Godai. He turns up for a single Sailor Stars episode before Sailor Moon restores him to human form.
He takes the shape of a walking wine bottle dressed up in a waiter's uniform.
His weapon matches his theme. He sprays red wine from a bottle mounted at the end of his right arm, using the stream as an attack.
The same bottle also works in reverse, drinking in an incoming blast. It swallows Sailor Neptune's Deep Submerge whole so that the attack never reaches him.
Made as a monster of the day, Sailor Sommelier exists only to threaten the Sailor Guardians across episode 184. Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss purifies him and returns Jun Godai to normal.
He stands apart from the other Phages for his parting words. Rather than the usual cry of admiration that the cured monsters gave, he thanked those who healed him for a fine meal.
Sailor Sommelier is a one-off Phage monster created when Sailor Aluminum Siren tore the Star Seed out of Jun Godai. He appears in only a single Sailor Stars episode, episode 184.
Sailor Sommelier takes the shape of a walking wine bottle dressed up in a waiter's uniform.
Sailor Sommelier sprays red wine as an attack from a bottle mounted on his right arm, and the same bottle can drink in an incoming blast, once swallowing Sailor Neptune's Deep Submerge whole.
Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss purifies Sailor Sommelier, returning him to his human form as Jun Godai.
Instead of the usual cry of admiration given by other cured monsters, Sailor Sommelier thanks the Sailor Guardians who healed him for a fine meal.
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