Centi is one of the few survivors of the Death Busters' assault on the planet Grimm, appearing only in the Sailor Moon stage musicals. On Earth she hides behind the identity of Hanako Hoshino, a teacher at Mugen Academy.
The musicals give no detailed account of her true form. On Earth she keeps up the ordinary guise of a schoolteacher named Hanako Hoshino.
She is defined chiefly by survival and concealment. Having escaped a catastrophe, she settles quietly into a human role rather than seeking out conflict.
When the Death Busters overran the planet Grimm, Centi was among the handful who lived through the attack, fleeing to Earth with her family. There she took the name Hanako Hoshino and worked as a teacher at Mugen Academy. She belongs to a group of fellow Grimm survivors that includes Gallica, Alba, Damask, and Moss.
Centi is a survivor of the Death Busters's attack on the planet Grimm who appears only in the Sailor Moon stage musicals.
On Earth, Centi hides behind the identity of Hanako Hoshino, a teacher at Mugen Academy.
Centi fled to Earth with her family after the Death Busters overran the planet Grimm, and she was among the few who survived the attack.
Centi's relatives include her father Gallica, her sister Alba, and her brother Damask, all fellow survivors from the planet Grimm.
Centi's name derives from centifolia, a variety of rose, while her human surname Hoshino puns on the phrase of the star.
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