Miharu Akiyama is a young girl who appears in a single Sailor Moon SuperS episode. Training in swordsmanship under her mother Fuyumi, she dreams of becoming Japan's finest swordfighter and briefly falls prey to the Dead Moon Circus.
Roughly five years old, Miharu ties her blue hair back in a ponytail. She dresses for training in a white keiko-gi over a dark blue hakama and keeps her feet bare.
Fiercely ambitious, she sets her sights on becoming the greatest swordfighter in the country and refuses to give up even after her mother beats her again and again.
Determined to surpass Fuyumi, Miharu keeps challenging her, only to lose every time. While practicing beneath a bridge, she is approached by Tiger's Eye, who poses as a rival duelist so he can peer into her Dream Mirror. He trips her with a vine and looks inside, but Pegasus is nowhere to be found. The Sailor Guardians come to her rescue, and afterward she faces her mother once more, this time claiming victory.
Miharu Akiyama is a young girl who appears in a single Sailor Moon SuperS episode, training in swordsmanship under her mother and dreaming of becoming Japan's finest swordfighter.
Miharu Akiyama trains under her mother, Fuyumi Akiyama, repeatedly challenging her despite losing every match.
Tiger's Eye poses as a rival duelist while Miharu Akiyama practices beneath a bridge, trips her with a vine, and looks inside her Dream Mirror searching for Pegasus, though he finds nothing.
After the Sailor Guardians rescue Miharu Akiyama, she faces her mother once more and this time claims victory.
Miharu Akiyama is about five years old with blue hair tied back in a ponytail, dressed for training in a white keiko-gi over a dark blue hakama with bare feet.
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