Boxy is a boxing-themed Youma from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime and the second of the Seven Great Monsters. Sealed within the orange Rainbow Crystal, he awakens inside the body of a priest.
Winged and bird-like, this monster shows off light yellow skin and red eyes. Orange guards ride on his shoulders, pale orange wings spread from his back, and red boxing gloves cap his fists.
Boxy lies dormant inside the orange Rainbow Crystal, his essence reborn within a priest. During the twenty-sixth episode, Zoisite draws the crystal out of the man and remakes him into Boxy, a champion of the Dark Kingdom. He goes after Naru Osaka, who is rescued by Umino, then turns on Sailor Moon, only for Tuxedo Mask to pull her clear.
When Zoisite orders him to strike at Tuxedo Mask, Sailor Jupiter's Supreme Thunder wrecks his glove, and Sailor Moon's Moon Healing Escalation restores the priest, snuffing out the shadow lodged inside him.

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Boxy is a boxing themed Youma from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime and the second of the Seven Great Monsters, created by Zoisite to hunt the Sailor Guardians.
Boxy's essence lies dormant inside the orange Rainbow Crystal until Zoisite draws it out of a priest and reshapes it into the monster Boxy.
Before his transformation, Boxy was a priest whose body held the orange Rainbow Crystal, and even as a monster he keeps the priest's hairstyle.
Boxy is defeated after Sailor Jupiter's Supreme Thunder wrecks his boxing glove, letting Sailor Moon restore the priest inside him with Moon Healing Escalation.
Boxy fights with a pair of red boxing gloves, the source of his name and his primary weapon against the Sailor Guardians.
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