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Hawk's Eye

Character

Hawk's Eye is a hawk turned humanoid and one of the Amazon Trio, sent by Zirconia through Sailor Moon SuperS to seize Pegasus. Grown women are his hunting ground, and a final act of self-sacrifice for Fish Eye caps his arc before Pegasus grants him a second life.

Aka: Mr. Takano
Gender: Male
Resides: The Dead Moon Circus tent
Species: Hawk granted humanoid form
Alignment: Dead Moon Circus
Occupation: Member of the Amazon Trio
Japanese Voice: Toshio Furukawa
First Anime Appearance: Meeting of Fate! The Night Where a Pegasus Flies
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Appearance

Wild pink hair juts upward over a pair of red eyes, and a metal disc bearing a small black dot marks his forehead, set apart from his teammates by two diamond points that stick out above and below it. Twin red slashes sit beneath his left eye, thin silver hoops line both pointed ears, and his usual outfit runs to a light-purple toga-style top cut like a bra, a matching skirt, purple tights, dark purple shoes, brown gloves, and a low brown choker. Whenever he slips into a disguise, the forehead ornament and face markings disappear and his ears round out to human shape.

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Personality

Hawk's Eye stakes out the Dream Mirrors of grown women, a taste that separates him from Tiger's Eye, who prefers the young. The two bicker constantly, yet the sniping stays good-natured, and at heart they treat each other as friends.

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History

Working for Zirconia in the hunt for Pegasus, Hawk's Eye debuts with the rest of the Trio in episode 128 and makes his first real move two episodes later against Ikuko Tsukino, shrugging off Moon Spiral Heart Attack until Pegasus intervenes and lifts Sailor Moon into her Super form and the Moon Gorgeous Meditation attack. His five Lemures, all female with names ending in -ko, are Do Kanko, Buranko, Gittanko, Autobiko, and Elephanko. After Fish Eye realizes Chibiusa holds Pegasus, Zirconia wrongly pins that on Usagi and sends Hawk's Eye to extract her Dream Mirror, a move that instead exposes Usagi as Super Sailor Moon.

Zirconia then turns on the Trio, dispatching the Lemures Mr. Magic Pierrot to erase them. Hawk's Eye throws himself in front of a spade meant for Fish Eye, is fatally struck, and passes her the orb that had given them human bodies. Once that orb is spent and Pierrot falls, all three revert to their animal selves, a brown hawk among them, and Pegasus revives them with true human forms and Dream Mirrors of their own, welcoming them into the crystal woods of Elysion. In combat he breathes fire from a small torch, leaps through a ring of brown feathers to travel, and proved able to turn aside Moon Spiral Heart Attack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who voices Hawk's Eye in the Sailor Moon anime?

Hawk's Eye is voiced by Toshio Furukawa in Japanese, with Benji Plener providing the CWi English dub and Michael Yurchak voicing him in the Viz Media English dub.

What does Hawk's Eye look like in the anime?

Hawk's Eye has wild pink hair, red eyes, and a metal forehead disc with a black dot set apart by two diamond points. He wears a light-purple toga-style top, matching skirt, purple tights, dark purple shoes, brown gloves, and a low brown choker.

What is Hawk's Eye's role in the Amazon Trio?

Hawk's Eye is a hawk turned humanoid and one of the Amazon Trio, sent by Zirconia through Sailor Moon SuperS to hunt for Pegasus, targeting the Dream Mirrors of grown women.

How does Hawk's Eye die in the anime?

After Zirconia turns on the Amazon Trio and sends the Lemures Mr. Magic Pierrot to erase them, Hawk's Eye throws himself in front of a spade meant for Fish Eye and is fatally struck, passing her the orb that had given them human bodies.

What happens to Hawk's Eye after he dies?

Once Mr. Magic Pierrot falls, Hawk's Eye reverts to his hawk form along with his fellow Amazon Trio members, and Pegasus revives all three with true human forms and Dream Mirrors of their own, welcoming them into the crystal woods of Elysion.

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