Dark Mirror
CharacterDark Mirror is a stage-only villain from the Sailor Moon musicals, one facet of the comet Coatl given human shape. She answers to the arc's central menace, Dark Plasman, and first walks the boards in the New Legend of Kaguya Island production.
Appearance
The musicals present her as a female humanoid figure, brought to life on stage by actress Miki Kawasaki. No detailed physical rundown survives in the source beyond that theatrical portrayal.
Personality
Little is recorded of her temperament. Her defining trait is loyalty to Dark Plasman, under whom she operates as a servant throughout the Kaguya Island storyline.
History
She embodies one aspect of the personified comet Coatl, standing alongside Dark Menorah among Plasman's followers. Her appearances are confined to the Sera Myu stage shows, debuting in the production named for the New Legend of Kaguya Island and returning in its revised staging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dark Mirror in Sailor Moon?
Dark Mirror is a stage-only villain from the Sailor Moon musicals, embodying one facet of the personified comet Coatl and serving the arc's central menace, Dark Plasman.
When did Dark Mirror first appear?
Dark Mirror first appeared in the stage production Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon ~ The New Legend of Kaguya Island, played by actress Miki Kawasaki, and returned in its revised staging.
Who does Dark Mirror serve?
Dark Mirror serves as a loyal follower of Dark Plasman, standing alongside Dark Menorah among his circle of minions.
Does Dark Mirror appear in the Sailor Moon anime or manga?
No, Dark Mirror's appearances are confined entirely to the Sera Myu stage musicals and do not extend to the anime or manga.
What is Dark Mirror's connection to the comet Coatl?
Dark Mirror is one embodiment of the personified comet Coatl, a being whose different facets serve as several of Dark Plasman's followers in the Kaguya Island storyline.
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