Hematite belongs to the Neo Shitennou, a set of generals introduced in the Sailor Moon stage musicals. Within that quartet he fills the slot held by Zoisite in the wider franchise.
Hematite is presented as a humanoid man and stands as the musicals' counterpart to Zoisite. His name borrows from hematite, a form of iron oxide, and the character also carries the human alias Hemahachirou Taitou.
The source offers little on his temperament beyond his loyalties. He answers to Queen Beryl and stands beside the rest of the Neo Shitennou, serving the interests that bind the Golden Kingdom to the Dark Kingdom.

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Hematite is a member of the Neo Shitennou, a set of four generals introduced in the Sailor Moon stage musicals, where he fills the role held by Zoisite in the wider franchise.
Hematite's name is drawn from the mineral hematite, a form of iron oxide, and he also goes by the human alias Hemahachirou Taitou.
Hematite answers to Queen Beryl and stands with the rest of the Neo Shitennou, serving the alliance between the Golden Kingdom and the Dark Kingdom.
Hematite debuts in the Sailor Moon stage musical The Advent of Princess Kakyuu, known as The Second Stage Final, where the role was played by Yoshiya Yukimura.
Hematite is not Zoisite, but rather the Neo Shitennou musical counterpart who occupies the same position within the general corps that Zoisite holds in the main Sailor Moon story.
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