Steering
CharacterSteering is one of the Daimon foot soldiers created under Kaolinite's orders during Sailor Moon S. Grown from a Daimon pod hidden inside Haruka's car, the creature is built around an automotive theme and rolls into battle on its own set of wheels.
Appearance
Steering takes the shape of a car. Several wheels are fixed to its body, and the Daimon relies on them to move about and give chase.
Personality
The Daimon carries its motoring theme into everything it does, tearing after its quarry on those wheels rather than fighting in any conventional way. Its outfitting echoes another vehicle-styled Daimon, Autobiko, since both sport goggled helmets, scarves knotted at the neck, and exhaust pipes jutting from their backs.
History
Kaolinite created Steering by planting a Daimon pod inside Haruka's automobile, then sent it after the Pure Heart of Kameda, a man who ran a car repair shop. Just as the Daimon tried to slip away with the stolen heart, Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune set upon it, and Sailor Moon closed the fight with Moon Spiral Heart Attack. In one memorable dubbed line, Sailor Moon swaps her usual vow to triumph over evil for a jab at the daredevil Evel Knievel. Steering also turns up among the Daimons in the game Sailor Moon: Another Story.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Daimon named Steering in Sailor Moon S?
Steering is a Daimon foot soldier created by Kaolinite in Sailor Moon S, grown from a Daimon pod hidden inside Haruka's car. It takes the shape of a car and moves on its own set of wheels.
What does Steering look like?
Steering takes the form of a car, with several wheels fixed to its body that it relies on to move about and chase down its targets.
Whose Pure Heart was Steering sent to collect?
Kaolinite sent Steering after the Pure Heart of Kameda, a man who ran a car repair shop, by planting a Daimon pod inside Haruka's automobile.
How is Steering defeated?
Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune confront Steering as it tries to slip away with the stolen Pure Heart, and Sailor Moon finishes it off with her Moon Spiral Heart Attack.
How does Steering compare to the Daimon Autobiko?
Steering shares its vehicle styled design with the Daimon Autobiko, since both wear goggled helmets, scarves knotted at the neck, and exhaust pipes jutting from their backs.
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