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U-Ndoukai, a blue-skinned pointed-eared woman in a red cap with a giant golden snail shell on her back, leaping atop a pedestal in space
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U-Ndoukai

Character

U-Ndoukai is a shell-bodied Daimon whom Mimete unleashes in the Sailor Moon S season to seize a Pure Heart from Shun Hayase, a young sportsman. Carrying a hermit crab shell and dressed in track gear, she stands apart from most Daimons by showing a moment of real compassion before her defeat.

English Voice: Elizabeth Beeler
Anime Voiced By: Yoko Matsuoka (Japanese), Elizabeth Beeler (CWi dub), Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Viz dub)
Alignment: Death Busters
Gender: Female
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Appearance

A massive hermit crab shell rides on her back, a trace of the shell that spawned her. Blue skin and red lips define her face, and she dresses for the track in a white shirt, red bloomers, a cap, and sneakers.

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Abilities

Her oversized shell does more than sit on her back; it shields her from attacks. On the offensive, she launches ribbons that bind people to one another.

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History

Mimete brings U-Ndoukai along to harvest a Pure Heart, and her mark is Shun Hayase, a young athlete. Once the Daimon drains and swallows his crystal, she bolts, only to collide with Hotaru, whose power knocks her backward; her shell spares her any real damage. Sailor Chibi Moon follows up with Pink Sugar Heart Attack, and Sailor Moon climbs to her Super form to finish the Daimon off with a burst of Rainbow Moon Heartache, leaving behind only the empty shell and Shun's recovered Pure Heart. In a gesture rare among monsters of the day, U-Ndoukai actually halts her escape to ask after Hotaru, urging the girl toward the medical room if she feels unwell. She likewise appears among the Daimons featured in the game Sailor Moon: Another Story.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is U-Ndoukai in Sailor Moon S?

U-Ndoukai is a Daimon shaped from a hermit crab shell in Sailor Moon S, sent by Mimete to steal the Pure Heart Crystal of a young athlete named Shun Hayase.

What does U-Ndoukai look like?

U-Ndoukai carries a massive hermit crab shell on her back, has blue skin and red lips, and dresses in track gear with a white shirt, red bloomers, a cap, and sneakers.

What are U-Ndoukai's abilities?

U-Ndoukai's oversized shell shields her from attacks while she fights by firing ribbons that bind her opponents together.

How is U-Ndoukai defeated?

After stealing Shun Hayase's Pure Heart, U-Ndoukai is knocked back by Hotaru's power and finished off by Sailor Chibi Moon's Pink Sugar Heart Attack and Super Sailor Moon's Rainbow Moon Heartache.

What makes U-Ndoukai stand out among Daimons?

Unlike most monsters of the day, U-Ndoukai pauses her escape to check on Hotaru's wellbeing, showing a rare moment of genuine compassion.

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