Dark Shard
CharacterDark Shard is one of Dark Nibiru's subordinates, seen only in the Sailor Moon musical staged for the 10th Anniversary Festival, Sanctuary of Love. She numbers among the Dark Sirius forces that reach Earth chasing the Silver Crystal.
Appearance
Depicted as a female humanoid, she was performed by Yasuko Seo. The source supplies no description of how she looks.
Personality
Her character receives no written treatment. She is defined chiefly through her service to Dark Nibiru.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dark Shard in Sailor Moon?
Dark Shard is one of Dark Nibiru's subordinates, appearing only in the Sailor Moon musical Sanctuary of Love. She is part of the Dark Sirius forces that invade Earth.
What does Dark Shard want on Earth?
Like the rest of the Dark Sirius forces, Dark Shard is chasing the Silver Crystal to bring light back to her sunless home planet.
Who played Dark Shard in the musical?
Dark Shard was performed by Yasuko Seo.
Who does Dark Shard answer to?
Dark Shard answers to Dark Nibiru, the leader of the Dark Sirius faction.
In which production does Dark Shard appear?
Dark Shard's only stage appearance is in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon: 10th Anniversary Festival, Sanctuary of Love.
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