DeVleene is a Dark Agency operative who surfaces in a single chapter of Codename: Sailor V. Her scheme wraps a Valentine's candy fad and a phony weight-loss spa around a plan to siphon energy from Tokyo's women.
DeVleene styles herself after a frilly maid, and heart shapes run all through the costume. A puffed-sleeve top sits above a lace collar finished with a bow and a small lacy heart, while her short black skirt hangs from shoulder suspenders over a lace underlayer. A heart-shaped apron tied with a bow at the back and a pair of heels complete the look. She is full-figured, with pale, cropped curls framing her face.
Around Valentine's Day, DeVleene rolls out a line of sweets she calls Rainbow Chocolates, treats engineered to leave anyone who eats them heavier and worse for wear. Once much of the city's female population has ballooned, she opens a spa dangling the promise of slimming them back down. The parlor is a front, and its real purpose is to drain the life energy of everyone who checks in. Minako Aino, fighting as Sailor V, eventually cuts the operation short and finishes DeVleene with a Sailor V Chop backed by her Crescent Slender Beam.

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DeVleene is a Dark Agency operative from Codename: Sailor V who schemes to drain the life energy of Tokyo's women.
DeVleene sells fattening Rainbow Chocolates around Valentine's Day, then opens a fraudulent weight-loss spa to harvest energy from the women who gained weight.
DeVleene's signature attack is the Rainbow Chocolate Attack, tied to doctored candy that fattens and weakens anyone who eats it.
Minako Aino, fighting as Sailor V, defeats DeVleene with a Sailor V Chop backed by Crescent Slender Beam.
DeVleene first appears in Codename: Sailor V, Volume 9, Sailor V vs DeVleene.
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