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U-Chouten

Character

U-Chouten is the eighth Daimon Mimete unleashes in Sailor Moon S, a star-themed creature grown from a star globe and sent to claim the Pure Heart Crystal of a planetarium disc jockey named Thomas Harris. Her celestial firepower falls apart the moment Sailor Saturn stirs to life nearby.

English Voice: Jane Luk
Anime Voiced By: Ikue Ohtani (Japanese), Jane Luk (CWi English dub), Cindy Robinson (Viz English dub)
Alignment: Death Busters
Gender: Female
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Appearance

Pale skin, green hair, and blue eyes set with white star-shaped centers mark this Daimon out. Her outfit leaves little covered: a single large star and a bunch of red feathers sit at her waist, and a pair of red stars rest over her chest. Crowning her is a yellow helmet stamped with the Death Busters' black star and trimmed by two red plumes. Lift that helmet away and a mechanism patterned with stars is exposed beneath.

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Abilities

Her weapon is the helmet itself, which launches solid black stars from her brow. These projectiles are heavy enough to shatter tough material and gouge star-shaped pits into whatever they strike. When Tuxedo Mask flung a rose to jam the helmet and cut off her attack, the rose instead cracked open a light generator hidden inside, which backfired by boosting how many stars she could throw at once.

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History

Professor Souichi Tomoe built U-Chouten out of a star globe and tasked her with lifting the Heart Crystal from Thomas Harris, a DJ running an event at a planetarium. The arrival of the Inner Guardians forced a change of plan, and Mimete ordered the Daimon to take on the warriors before finishing the job. The turning point came when Hotaru's latent power as Sailor Saturn began to stir during the clash; the surge locked U-Chouten in place, and the frozen Daimon gave Sailor Moon the opening to wipe her out with Rainbow Moon Heartache. U-Chouten later resurfaces as one of the Daimons featured in the game Sailor Moon: Another Story.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is U-Chouten in Sailor Moon S?

U-Chouten is the eighth Daimon that Mimete releases in Sailor Moon S, a star-themed creature grown from a star globe and sent after the Pure Heart Crystal of planetarium DJ Thomas Harris.

What are U-Chouten's abilities?

U-Chouten attacks by firing solid black stars from the star-shaped helmet on her head, projectiles heavy enough to shatter tough material.

What does U-Chouten look like?

U-Chouten has pale skin, green hair, and blue eyes with star-shaped white centers, and wears a yellow helmet stamped with the Death Busters' black star along with red star ornaments at her waist and chest.

How is U-Chouten defeated?

U-Chouten is destroyed when Sailor Saturn's awakening power freezes her in place, letting Sailor Moon finish her off with Rainbow Moon Heartache.

Who created U-Chouten?

Professor Souichi Tomoe built U-Chouten out of a star globe to steal Thomas Harris's Pure Heart Crystal on Mimete's orders.

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