Cyprine is the fifth member of the Witches 5 to surface in Sailor Moon S, arriving with her twin Ptilol for a single decisive episode. Boasting the group's greatest power, the pair prove nearly unbeatable until the Sailor Senshi trick them into turning their own attacks on each other.
Appearance
Cyprine's eyes are blue, matched by hair of the same shade that she gathers into a side bun and ponytail while leaving the remainder in a braid.
Personality
Cyprine carries herself with open confidence, declaring herself and Ptilol the strongest of the Witches 5. Around the laboratory she makes a habit of flirting with Professor Tomoe, a display that leaves Kaolinite seething with jealousy, and she plainly relishes needling her that way. Unlike the rest of the group, she and her sister share no rivalry with any other member of the Death Busters.
History
Cyprine and Ptilol make their lone appearance in the season's 123rd episode. Their scheme is to herd the students of Mugen Academy toward the hidden statue of the Messiah of Silence buried within the school, using it to draw out their Pure Heart Crystals; the statue crumbles the moment the sisters are undone. In combat they present a fearsome problem, because whenever one of them absorbs an incoming attack through her staff, the pair's power only swells. The Senshi eventually solve the puzzle by baiting the two into firing on one another, and their destruction shatters the statue for good.
Beyond the blue blasts of her staff, Cyprine can mesmerize large crowds into surrendering their Pure Hearts, take to the air, and banish the guardians into a pocket dimension.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Cyprine in the Sailor Moon anime?
Cyprine is the fifth member of the Witches 5 to surface in Sailor Moon S, arriving with her twin Ptilol for a single decisive episode. The pair boast the group's greatest power, nearly unbeatable until the Sailor Senshi trick them into turning their own attacks on each other.
What does Cyprine look like in the anime?
Cyprine has blue eyes matched by hair of the same shade, gathered into a side bun and ponytail while the rest is left in a braid.
How do Cyprine and Ptilol's powers work together?
Whenever one sister absorbs an incoming attack through her staff, the pair's power only swells, making them a fearsome problem in combat. Cyprine can also mesmerize crowds into surrendering their Pure Hearts, take to the air, and banish the guardians into a pocket dimension.
How are Cyprine and Ptilol defeated in the anime?
The Sailor Senshi solve the puzzle of their power-sharing by baiting the two sisters into firing on one another. Their destruction shatters the hidden statue of the Messiah of Silence that they had been using to draw out students' Pure Heart Crystals.
Does Cyprine have a crush on anyone in the anime?
Cyprine makes a habit of flirting with Professor Tomoe around the laboratory, a display that leaves Kaolinite seething with jealousy. Unlike the rest of the Witches 5, she and Ptilol share no rivalry with any other member of the Death Busters.
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