Campanula
CharacterCampanula is a winged Flower Youma featured in the theatrical Sailor Moon R outing. Set to guard Fiore's asteroid, she rises to meet the Sailor Guardians as they soar over its surface late in the film's run.
Appearance
She takes shape as an airborne flower creature, built to patrol the empty skies above the barren asteroid placed in her charge.
Personality
Loyalty to Fiore defines her entirely. She keeps watch over his asteroid and turns on anyone bold enough to trespass near it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Campanula in Sailor Moon R: The Movie?
Campanula is a winged Flower Youma who guards Fiore's asteroid in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon R: The Movie. She rises to fight the Sailor Guardians when they fly over its surface.
What is Campanula's mission?
Campanula's mission is to defend Fiore's asteroid. Loyalty to Fiore defines her entirely, and she turns on anyone who trespasses near it.
What powers does Campanula have?
Campanula can fly on her wings and attacks with blades that spring from her elbows.
How is Campanula defeated?
Campanula is defeated when the Inner Sailor Guardians combine their strength in the Sailor Planet Attack.
Where does the name Campanula come from?
Campanula is named after the genus of bell shaped flowers whose Latin name means little bell.
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