Dark Plasman is the comet Coatl in human form and the ringleader of the Kaguya Island storyline in the Sailor Moon musicals. He commands a roster of themed underlings and never appears outside the stage productions.
Presented as a male humanoid, the role passed through two performers over the years, Atsushi Kashimura in the late 1990s and Yuuji Hirota in the mid 2000s. The source records no breakdown of his physical design.
His temperament goes unrecorded, though his standing as the arc's principal antagonist marks him as the driving threat his subordinates answer to.
He personifies the comet Coatl and serves as the lead menace of the Kaguya Island arc staged in the Sera Myu shows, first appearing in the production named for the Legend of Kaguya Island. Among those aligned with him are Dark Mirror, Dark Menorah, Leah Ruby, Bilhah Emerald, and Zilpah Sapphire.

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Dark Plasman is the comet Coatl in human form and the ringleader of the Kaguya Island storyline in the Sailor Moon stage musicals. He never appears outside the stage productions.
Dark Plasman personifies the comet Coatl and serves as the lead menace of the Kaguya Island arc in the Sera Myu musicals.
Dark Plasman first appeared in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon: The Legend of Kaguya Island.
Dark Plasman commands a roster of themed underlings, including Dark Mirror, Dark Menorah, Leah Ruby, Bilhah Emerald, and Zilpah Sapphire.
Dark Plasman was portrayed by Atsushi Kashimura in the late 1990s and by Yuuji Hirota in the mid 2000s.
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