DJ Jack
CharacterDJ Jack is a minor human character featured only in the 1990s Sailor Moon anime. A Tokyo radio personality, he broadcasts for the station FM No. 10 and takes to the air under the handle Sailor DJ.
Appearance
DJ Jack is a human man who lives and works in Tokyo. The anime offers no further physical description of him beyond his standing as an ordinary civilian.
Personality
Known professionally by the alias Sailor DJ, he makes his living as a radio announcer for FM No. 10. The series does not explore his character beyond this public-facing role.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is DJ Jack in Sailor Moon?
DJ Jack is a minor human character featured only in the 1990s Sailor Moon anime. He is a Tokyo radio personality who broadcasts for the station FM No. 10 under the on-air handle Sailor DJ.
What episode does DJ Jack appear in?
DJ Jack appears in a single episode, Duty or Friendship: Conflict Between the Sailor Guardians.
Who voices DJ Jack?
DJ Jack is voiced by Junichi Kanemaru in the Japanese original and by Edward Bosco in the English release.
What is DJ Jack's on-air alias?
DJ Jack goes by the alias Sailor DJ in his work as a radio announcer for FM No. 10.
Is DJ Jack a Sailor Guardian?
No, DJ Jack is an ordinary human civilian. His Sailor DJ nickname is a professional radio alias, not a sign of any guardian identity.
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