
Autobiko is a biker-styled Lemures that Hawk's Eye turns loose against the Sailor Guardians in Sailor Moon SuperS. Modeled on a young motorcyclist, she barrels into her foes aboard an oversized tire that rolls them flat.
Design notes on her are thin, yet she reads as a young motorcyclist in the same mold as Taiyan, right down to a matching oversized tire and a spotlight fixed overhead. Much like the monster Steering, she sports a goggled helmet, a scarf wound at her neck, and engine exhausts jutting out of her back.
Hawk's Eye is busy searching the dream mirror of a woman named Mayako, aged and frail, when Sailor Moon shows up alongside Sailor Chibi Moon, prompting him to sic Autobiko onto them. The Lemures and the guardians trade blows until Tuxedo Mask cuts in. Sailor Chibi Moon answers by calling up Pegasus through Twinkle Yell, and Moon Gorgeous Meditation from Sailor Moon brings Autobiko down.
Autobiko is a biker-styled Lemures that Hawk's Eye unleashes against the Sailor Guardians in Sailor Moon SuperS, modeled on a young motorcyclist who charges her foes aboard an oversized tire.
Autobiko reads as a young motorcyclist with a goggled helmet, a scarf at her neck, engine exhausts jutting from her back, and an oversized tire with a spotlight fixed overhead.
Sailor Chibi Moon summons Pegasus with Twinkle Yell, and Sailor Moon's Moon Gorgeous Meditation brings Autobiko down.
Autobiko is commanded by Hawk's Eye, who sics her on Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon while searching a woman's dream mirror for Pegasus.
Autobiko fights in a blunt, physical style, mounting a giant wheel and running down whoever stands in her path.
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