Dark Menorah is a Coatl humanoid from the Sailor Moon stage musicals. She forms part of the personification of the comet Coatl and serves under Dark Plasman, and in later productions she is written as the mother of Mick and Hook.
Dark Menorah takes the form of a female Coatl humanoid who dwells on Coatl itself. Her name borrows from the menorah, the Jewish holder used for candles.
She is written as a fragment of the comet Coatl given human shape, bound to the service of Dark Plasman. In the later Kaguya Island stagings she is also cast as the mother of Mick and Hook.
Dark Menorah debuts in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon ~ The Legend of Kaguya Island and returns for its revised staging. She stands among Dark Plasman's circle alongside Bilhah Emerald, Dark Mirror, Leah Ruby, and Zilpah Sapphire. On stage she was played by Ado Endou from 1998 to 1999, then Mai Shibata in 2004 and Shun Tasai in 2005.
Dark Menorah is a Coatl humanoid from the Sailor Moon stage musicals, embodying part of the personified comet Coatl and serving under Dark Plasman.
Dark Menorah's name borrows from the menorah, the Jewish candleholder.
In the later Kaguya Island stagings, Dark Menorah is written as the mother of Mick and Hook.
Dark Menorah stands among Dark Plasman's circle alongside Bilhah Emerald, Dark Mirror, Leah Ruby, and Zilpah Sapphire.
Dark Menorah debuted in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon ~ The Legend of Kaguya Island and returned for its revised staging, played by actresses Ado Endou, Mai Shibata, and Shun Tasai across different years.
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