Choukokka
CharacterChoukokka is a chisel-themed Daimon Eudial creates to seize the Pure Heart Crystal of a boy named Masanori Tsuzuki. Fighting with flung chisels, crushing gravity, and monsters raised from sand, she troubles the Guardians for one episode of Sailor Moon S.
Appearance
The source records no detailed description of her looks beyond her nature as a Daimon fashioned from a bundle of chisels. In the CWi English dub she went by the name Chiseler.
Personality
Like the other Daimons, she serves as an obedient tool of the Death Busters, throwing herself into Eudial's mission to strip a chosen victim of a Pure Heart Crystal.
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History
Professor Souichi Tomoe formed her from a pack of chisels, arming her with thrown blades, a gravity trap that pins her enemies, and beasts sculpted from sand. Eudial brought her along to extract the Pure Heart Crystal of Masanori, a friend of Chibiusa. When Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune arrived to intervene, Eudial loosed Choukokka against them, and she raised two sand monsters, though the pair undid them by hurling the creatures into water, their fatal weakness. As she pinned Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon inside her gravity barrier, Sailor Neptune struck with Deep Submerge, whose water sapped her strength. Sailor Chibi Moon followed with Pink Sugar Heart Attack, and Sailor Moon closed the fight using Moon Spiral Heart Attack.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Choukokka in Sailor Moon?
Choukokka is a chisel-themed Daimon created by Professor Tomoe and sent by Eudial to seize the Pure Heart Crystal of a boy named Masanori Tsuzuki, appearing in a single episode of Sailor Moon S.
What powers does Choukokka have?
Choukokka fights by throwing chisels, trapping enemies in a crushing gravity barrier, and summoning monsters sculpted from sand.
How did Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune deal with Choukokka's sand monsters?
When Choukokka raised two sand monsters against Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune, the pair defeated them by hurling the creatures into water, which was their fatal weakness.
How is Choukokka defeated?
After Choukokka pins Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon inside her gravity barrier, Sailor Neptune weakens her with Deep Submerge, Sailor Chibi Moon follows with Pink Sugar Heart Attack, and Sailor Moon finishes her with Moon Spiral Heart Attack.
What was Choukokka called in the English dub?
In the CWi English dub of Sailor Moon, Choukokka was renamed Chiseler.
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