Gondola is a Daimon of the Death Busters that appears only in one Sailor Moon stage musical. Born from a Daimon Egg hidden inside a canal boat, the creature snatches Chibiusa's Pure Heart Crystal before the outer Guardians cut its escape short.
Gondola was never given a detailed on-stage design beyond its origin as a possessed gondola boat, taking monstrous form once a Daimon Egg is planted within the vessel.
Like other Daimons, it exists purely to carry out its handler's orders. In this case that means a single directive from Death Nightmares: to seize a Pure Heart Crystal.

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The monster comes to life during a date between Usagi and Mamoru, when a Daimon Egg is slipped into the gondola the couple is riding. Once transformed, the creature rips the Pure Heart Crystal from Chibiusa and bolts, only for Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune to run it down and end it with World Shaking and Deep Submerge.
Gondola is a Daimon of the Death Busters who appears only in one Sailor Moon stage musical, born from a Daimon Egg hidden inside a canal boat.
A Daimon Egg is slipped into the gondola boat that Usagi and Mamoru are riding during a date, bringing the monster to life.
Once transformed, Gondola rips Chibiusa's Pure Heart Crystal away and tries to escape with it.
Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune run Gondola down and destroy it with World Shaking and Deep Submerge.
Gondola debuts in the stage musical Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S: Usagi, The Path to Become the Warrior of Love.
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