Zeta
CharacterZeta is a manga-exclusive villain, the living form of one of two weaver stars who plot against a fellow star in a Chibiusa side story. Alongside her partner Epsilon, she stirs up jealousy and preys on the energy of children living in Azabu-Juban.
Appearance
Appearing only within the manga and absent from every animated version, Zeta is what a weaver star looks like given human form. No close description of her body is provided in the source, but she is consistently shown at the side of her fellow star, Epsilon.
Personality
Scheming and dishonest, she poisons the marriage of another star to advance her own aims. Zeta rarely acts in the open, choosing instead to murmur falsehoods and nudge others toward wrongdoing, steering a betrayed wife toward theft and spite while keeping herself out of view.
History
Working together, Zeta and Epsilon persuade a third weaver star named Shokujo that her husband Kengyu has grown cold toward her, insisting he cares only for girls who are younger and lovelier. Under their influence, Shokujo hawks watches stamped with Sailor Moon's image to youngsters throughout Azabu-Juban, then dons a Sailor Moon disguise and lures the children to Ichinohashi Park. Sailor Chibi Moon unmasks the counterfeit, yet the two stars keep goading Shokujo to seize the kids' energy, dangling the promise that it will swell her own power. It is Diana who pins down who the pair really are, and Pink Sugar Heart Attack from Sailor Chibi Moon finishes them off.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Zeta in Sailor Moon?
Zeta is a manga exclusive villain, one of two weaver stars alongside her partner Epsilon, who scheme against a fellow star in a Chibiusa side story.
What does Zeta do to Shokujo?
Zeta and Epsilon convince the weaver star Shokujo that her husband Kengyu has grown cold toward her, manipulating her into stealing energy from children throughout Azabu-Juban.
Who defeats Zeta in Sailor Moon?
Diana identifies Zeta and Epsilon for who they really are, and Sailor Chibi Moon finishes them off with Pink Sugar Heart Attack.
Does Zeta appear in the Sailor Moon anime?
No, Zeta is exclusive to the manga and does not appear in any animated adaptation of Sailor Moon.
What is Zeta's Japanese name?
Zeta's name is written ゼータ in Japanese, romanized as Zeeta.
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