Banane
CharacterBanane is a banana-themed cuckoo fairy who serves Queen Badiane, ranking among the candy-styled minions she recruits to gather up the children of the world during the events of the Sailor Moon SuperS feature film.
Appearance
His look plays entirely on his fruit theme, from a cap fashioned after the tip of a banana down to the banana-shaped earrings he wears to match his personality.
History
The fairy makes his stand once the Sailor Guardians arrive at Marzipan Castle, throwing his Orange Bonbon Babies at the intruders. His resistance collapses the instant Sailor Mars breaks his flute with Mars Flame Sniper, and he flees the scene transformed into an orange bird.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Banane in Sailor Moon?
Banane is a banana-themed cuckoo fairy who serves Queen Badiane in the Sailor Moon SuperS movie, helping gather up children's Dream Mirrors at Marzipan Castle.
What is Banane's weakness?
Banane's weakness is his flute. Sailor Mars destroys it with Mars Flame Sniper, which undoes him and forces him to flee transformed into an orange bird.
What does Banane look like?
Banane's appearance plays entirely on his fruit theme, including a cap fashioned after the tip of a banana and matching banana-shaped earrings.
What attack does Banane use?
Banane summons creatures called Orange Bonbon Babies and directs them through his flute to attack the Sailor Guardians.
Who does Banane serve?
Banane serves Queen Badiane as one of her candy-styled minions, appearing at Marzipan Castle in Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie.
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