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Atsugessho, a green-haired woman with a crown and a jewel on her brow, sits in a blue gown and long gloves in a sunlit room.
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Atsugessho

Character

Atsugessho is a cosmetics-themed Droid dispatched by Berthier to seize the Otafukuya makeup shop, a spot destined to become a Crystal Point, and flood it with dark power by peddling sinister beauty products.

Aka: Droido (DiC dub)
Death: Sailor Moon's Moon Princess Halation
Master: Berthier
Mission: Take over the Otafukuya Crystal Point and sell evil cosmetics
Species: Droid
Japanese: アツゲッショ
Alignment: Black Moon Clan
Voiced By: Yuko Kobayashi (Japanese); Lisa Dalbello (DiC English dub); Karen Strassman (Viz dub)
Human Alias: Shouko Atsuge
Name Meaning: heavy makeup
First Anime Appearance: Usagi Devastated: Mamoru Declares a Break-Up
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Appearance

Everything about her design riffs on cosmetics and perfume. Her skin is powder pale, evoking white setting powder, and she pulls on opera-length blue gloves that reach the elbow. A strapless ensemble pairs a navy skirt with an asymmetrical bodice graded through three shades from deep indigo to sky blue, suggesting either a see-through scent flacon or a solid makeup palette, finished with chartreuse tights, green heels, and a headpiece shaped like a golden bottle stopper.

Her green hair parts into front side-braids, with one red plait mimicking an atomizer's squeeze bulb. Indigo mascara frames her shiny dark eyes above emerald brows and ruby lips, while a Black Moon Clan ruby, thought to be her core, sits in her forehead and a plain gold chain rounds out the look.

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History

Under orders from Berthier, and ultimately for Rubeus, the Droid moves in on the beauty store, posing as its human proprietor under the alias Shouko Atsuge. She tries to push cosmetics on Usagi, who has just been dumped by Mamoru, and when the girl declines, the disguised monster turns threatening and drops her human guise. Luna springs at the Droid's face to buy Usagi a moment to become Sailor Moon.

Atsugessho then swamps Sailor Moon with her corrosive spray and pins Luna to the wall with her applicator, but Tuxedo Mask arrives and bounces the acid back at her, dissolving her features and leaving her sightless. As she desperately tries to redraw her ruined face, Moon Princess Halation grinds her to dust.

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Abilities

Her offense revolves around a stream of acidic fluid potent enough to eat through solid material. She also wields her oversized makeup applicator as a dual-purpose tool, widening it to hammer enemies into nearby surfaces or holding it up to block incoming attacks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Atsugessho in Sailor Moon?

Atsugessho is a cosmetics-themed Droid dispatched by Berthier to seize the Otafukuya makeup shop, a spot destined to become a Crystal Point, and flood it with dark power by peddling sinister beauty products.

What is Atsugessho's human alias?

Atsugessho disguises herself as the shop's proprietor under the human alias Shouko Atsuge.

What powers does Atsugessho have?

Atsugessho attacks with a stream of acidic fluid potent enough to eat through solid material, and she also wields an oversized makeup applicator that can hammer enemies or block incoming attacks.

How is Atsugessho defeated?

Tuxedo Mask bounces Atsugessho's own acidic spray back at her, dissolving her features and blinding her, and Sailor Moon then destroys her with Moon Princess Halation.

Who sends Atsugessho to attack Usagi?

Berthier sends Atsugessho, ultimately on Rubeus's orders, and the Droid tries to push cosmetics on Usagi shortly after Mamoru breaks up with her.

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