Dark Rachel is a musical-only follower of Dark Nibiru, appearing in the 10th Anniversary Festival production, Sanctuary of Love. She rides with the Dark Sirius invaders, and her name is drawn from the biblical figure Rachel.
She is a female of the Sirius humanoid type, portrayed by Miyuki Komatsu. Her costume and features go undetailed in the available record.
No account of her personality has been set down. She functions as one of Dark Nibiru's henchwomen within the invading Dark Sirius party.
Fighting for the Dark Sirius cause, she serves under Dark Nibiru alongside a large crew that includes Dark Ham, Dark Japheth, Dark Maya, Dark Monolith, Dark Shard, Dark Shem, and Dark Sumer. Her lone appearance is in the anniversary musical Sanctuary of Love. The name Rachel refers to the Bible's Rachel, Jacob's beloved wife and the younger sister of Leah.
Dark Rachel is a musical-only follower of Dark Nibiru who appears in the Sailor Moon 10th Anniversary Festival production, Sanctuary of Love. She rides with the Dark Sirius invaders.
Dark Rachel's name is drawn from the biblical figure Rachel, Jacob's beloved wife and the younger sister of Leah.
Dark Rachel serves under Dark Nibiru, the leader of the Dark Sirius faction.
Dark Rachel was portrayed by Miyuki Komatsu.
Dark Rachel fights alongside Dark Ham, Dark Japheth, Dark Maya, Dark Monolith, Dark Shard, Dark Shem, and Dark Sumer, all serving under Dark Nibiru.
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