Aquatici and Veneti are a pair of Droids in Sailor Moon Crystal who answer to Saphir of the Black Moon Clan. Sent to destroy Usagi Tsukino, they meet their end at the power of Sailor Moon's transformation call, Moon Crystal Power, Make Up.
The two Droids carry over the look they were given in the manga, keeping that same design for their Crystal appearance. Their gender is never defined.
They exist solely as tools of the Black Moon Clan, obedient minions built and directed by Saphir with no character of their own on display. Their single purpose is the mission handed down to them.

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Aquatici and Veneti are a pair of Droids in Sailor Moon Crystal who answer to Saphir of the Black Moon Clan. They are sent to destroy Usagi Tsukino and are undone by the power of Sailor Moon's transformation.
Aquatici and Veneti serve Saphir of the Black Moon Clan, acting only as obedient minions carrying out the mission he hands down to them.
Saphir dispatches Aquatici and Veneti with the mission to kill Usagi Tsukino, first appearing in the episode adapting Act 21, Complication, Nemesis.
Aquatici and Veneti are destroyed the moment Sailor Moon invokes her transformation call, Moon Crystal Power, Make Up.
Aquatici and Veneti carry over the design they were given in the manga for their Crystal appearance, and their gender is never defined.
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