Alice Itsuki
CharacterAlice Itsuki is an anime-exclusive idol and actress best known for headlining a live-action mystery drama series. She earns a place in Sailor Moon history as the very first person the season transforms into a Phage.
Appearance
She is a young woman whose brown hair sets off a pair of blue eyes.
Personality
Warm and cheerful, Alice treats those around her with genuine kindness. That good nature extends even to a stranger who is secretly Sailor Iron Mouse in disguise, whom she still receives politely despite the demands on her schedule. Her popularity rests largely on her leading turn in the drama The Z Files of Young Sherlock Holmes.
History
Taking a break from filming, Alice retreats to her trailer to touch up her makeup, and as she steps back out she is stopped by Chuuko Nezu, who showers her with compliments and claims to need a favor. Alice, pressed for time, explains she cannot help just then, but the favor is only a pretext: Nezu reveals herself as Sailor Iron Mouse and extracts Alice's Star Seed, reshaping her into the Phage Sailor Buri. Usagi, watching the shoot among a crowd of hopeful onlookers and alongside the guest-starring Three Lights, becomes Eternal Sailor Moon and restores her with Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Alice Itsuki in Sailor Moon?
Alice Itsuki is an anime-exclusive idol and actress best known for starring in the live-action drama The Z Files of Young Sherlock Holmes. She holds the distinction of being the first person the Sailor Stars season transforms into a Phage.
What Phage does Alice Itsuki become?
Alice Itsuki is turned into the Phage Sailor Buri after Sailor Iron Mouse, posing as a fan named Chuuko Nezu, extracts her Star Seed.
Who saves Alice Itsuki after she becomes a Phage?
Eternal Sailor Moon restores Alice Itsuki with her Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss while the Three Lights look on.
What is Alice Itsuki known for?
Alice Itsuki is known as a popular idol, with her biggest role being the lead in the drama series The Z Files of Young Sherlock Holmes.
How does Sailor Iron Mouse trick Alice Itsuki?
Sailor Iron Mouse, disguised as a fan named Chuuko Nezu, approaches Alice Itsuki with flattery and a false request for a favor, then reveals herself and steals Alice's Star Seed.
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