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Blizzar gripping an icy spear on a moonlit castle balcony, wavy blue hair and a fanged sneer, white face marked armor over a teal bodysuit
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Blizzar

Character

Blizzar is a snow-and-ice Youma from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, the third monster given form by Kunzite. Once a champion skier named Saeko Yamamoto, she is warped into a frost-wielding creature and sent to unmask the Sailor Guardians during a mountainside contest.

Death: Sailor Moon's Moon Healing Escalation
Gender: Female
Master: Kunzite
Mission: Capture Sailor Moon by staging the Miss Moon Princess contest
Species: Youma (Monster)
Japanese: ブリザー
Alignment: Dark Kingdom
Human Identity: Saeko Yamamoto
First Anime Appearance: The Snow, the Mountains, Friendship and Monsters
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Appearance

Pale violet skin and deep blue hair mark this Youma, who wears dark sleeves paired with long trousers. Clusters of packed snow ride on her wrists, shoulders, hips, and torso, and every clump except the pair at her chest carries a crude little face that can shift its expression. Her weapon of choice is a lance carved from a single icicle.

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History

Before her transformation she is Saeko Yamamoto, a decorated athlete who claims victory at an event billed as the Moon Princess Contest. Kunzite reshapes her into a creature during the thirty-eighth episode, seizing the competition as bait to draw out and capture Sailor Moon. Hunting her quarry, the monster wrongly pegs Rei as the princess she seeks and swings her focus onto the shrine maiden instead, springing an ambush that buries Usagi and Rei beneath an avalanche.

Once she uncovers that the two are Guardians, she moves to finish them, only for Yuichiro to pull them clear. Endymion then blocks her killing strike, sparing the heroines a second time, and Sailor Moon at last purifies her with Moon Healing Escalation.

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Abilities

Calculating and quick-witted, the monster studies Sailor Moon's physical talent to decide whom to chase. Snow and ice bend to her will: she rolls a massive snowball to flatten the Guardians and litters the course with icy barriers. She can press loose powder into firm walls and slide them about by thought alone, and her exhaled breath locks anything it reaches in solid frost. Rounding out her arsenal is the sharpened icicle spear she carries into battle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Blizzar in Sailor Moon?

Blizzar is a snow and ice Youma from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, the third monster given form by Kunzite. She hunts the Sailor Guardians during a staged skiing contest called the Moon Princess Contest.

Who was Blizzar before she became a monster?

Before her transformation, Blizzar was Saeko Yamamoto, a champion skier who wins the Moon Princess Contest. Kunzite then reshapes her into a Youma to use the event as bait for Sailor Moon.

What powers does Blizzar have?

Blizzar commands snow and ice, rolling giant snowballs, raising icy walls, and freezing enemies solid with her breath. She also carries a lance carved from a single icicle.

How is Blizzar defeated?

Blizzar is defeated after Endymion blocks her killing strike against Usagi and Rei, giving Sailor Moon the opening to purify her with Moon Healing Escalation.

Why does Blizzar attack Rei instead of Usagi?

Blizzar wrongly identifies Rei as the princess she is hunting during the ski contest, so she targets the shrine maiden with an avalanche ambush before learning both girls are Sailor Guardians.

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