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Amanju

Character

Amanju is the eleventh Cardian that Ail sends out to feed the Makai Tree, and she stands out as the single member of her kind bold enough to defy him outright. Her one appearance lands in the eleventh episode of Sailor Moon R.

Death: Sailor Moon's Moon Princess Halation
Mission: Collect human energy (specifically from Mamoru), later changed to collect energy from anyone
Species: Cardian
Japanese: アマンジュ
Alignment: Makai Tree
Anime Voiced By: Mako Hyoudou (Japanese); Lisa Dalbello (DiC English dub); Carrie Keranen (Viz Media English dub)
First Anime Appearance: After-School Trouble: Usagi Is a Target
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Appearance

Lime-green skin covers her, broken up by orange accessories that resemble clothing over her arms, shins, and midsection. Purple tufts spot the torso, yellow wing-like pieces branch off the arms, and her eyes glow a solid dark red with no cornea at all. Pointed ears and a set of small horns crown her head, framed by indigo hair.

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Personality

Wild and ungovernable, Amanju is the maddest of every Cardian and the only one of the group to brush off Ail's orders completely. His commands mean nothing to her; she wanders off to feed wherever she pleases, birds included, and no scolding ever reins her in. Beyond raw strength and her energy-draining, she shows no special powers at all.

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History

With Natsumi's reserves running low, Ail dispatches Amanju to bleed energy out of Mamoru Chiba, but she snubs him flat out, springing onto his head and wandering off without laying a finger on him. She hits Ami's cram school and drains the students during an exam, then robs Haruna Sakurada and the man she is dating, drawing a rebuke from Ail. Ordered in desperation to seize anybody's energy, she goes after a flock of birds instead. The Sailor Guardians, minus Sailor Moon, who is serving detention alongside An, come at her, but she simply bolts even as Ail pleads with her to stand and fight. Later she smashes through a window to reappear at the Juuban middle school while detention still drags on, and An, told the news by thought, is just as baffled by the creature's defiance. The guardians take her on once more outside the school in a brutal exchange. The guardians' Shabon Spray Freezing does nothing to her, and Crescent Beam Shower fares no better. Usagi transforms at Luna's urging yet cannot summon Moon Princess Halation, her power already drained by An, and lands the killing blow only after the Moonlight Knight pulls Amanju's focus away.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Amanju in Sailor Moon?

Amanju is the eleventh Cardian that Ail sends out to feed the Makai Tree, appearing in the eleventh episode of Sailor Moon R. She is notable as the only Cardian bold enough to defy Ail's orders outright.

What makes Amanju different from other Cardians?

Amanju is wild and ungovernable, ignoring Ail's commands and feeding wherever she pleases, even attacking birds instead of the human target she was sent after.

Who defeats Amanju?

Sailor Moon delivers the finishing blow to Amanju with Moon Princess Halation after the Moonlight Knight distracts her, since the guardians' usual attacks like Shabon Spray Freezing and Crescent Beam Shower fail against her.

What was Amanju originally sent to do?

Ail dispatches Amanju to drain energy from Mamoru Chiba, but she refuses and instead wanders off to attack students, a couple, and even a flock of birds.

What other names does Amanju go by?

Amanju is also known as Insectia in the DiC English dub and Aman in the Viz Media English dub.

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