Hurdle is a Daimon of the Death Busters in Sailor Moon S, built to help Eudial harvest a Pure Heart from a track athlete. Quick on her feet and armed with binding threads, she stands as the obstacle between the guardians and Eudial's target.
Appearance
Hurdle wears her purple hair topped with a red bow, and a large shoe juts out from her upper torso, an odd feature she shares with the Daimon Taiyan. Striped armbands and matching striped bloomers in black and white complete the look.
Abilities
She can spin out threads to bind and pin down anyone she catches, and she is an exceptionally fast runner.
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History
Professor Tomoe forged Hurdle from a racing post inside his Heart Snatcher Oven. Eudial brought her along while extracting a Pure Heart from Elsa Gray, a competitive runner, then set Hurdle loose on the Sailor Senshi when they moved to intervene. Hurdle managed to ensnare the guardians, but Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune broke them free and wrested the Pure Heart away from Eudial. The two of them beat Hurdle down together, and Sailor Moon finished the Daimon off with Moon Spiral Heart Attack. Her sole appearance comes in the seventeenth episode of Sailor Moon S.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Hurdle in Sailor Moon S?
Hurdle is a Daimon created by the Death Busters in Sailor Moon S, built by Professor Tomoe to help Eudial harvest a Pure Heart. She appears in a single episode as an obstacle between the guardians and Eudial's target.
What are Hurdle's abilities?
Hurdle can spin out threads to bind and pin down her opponents, and she is an exceptionally fast runner. She uses these abilities to ensnare the Sailor Senshi when they try to intervene.
Whose Pure Heart does Hurdle help Eudial steal?
Hurdle helps Eudial extract a Pure Heart from Elsa Gray, a competitive runner, by being set loose on the Sailor Senshi to keep them from interfering. Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune eventually free the trapped guardians and take the Pure Heart back from Eudial.
How does Hurdle die?
Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune beat Hurdle down together, and Sailor Moon finishes her off with Moon Spiral Heart Attack. Her only appearance comes in the seventeenth episode of Sailor Moon S.
Who created Hurdle?
Professor Souichi Tomoe forges Hurdle from a racing post inside his Heart Snatcher Oven. Eudial then uses her as a weapon to prevent the Sailor Senshi from stopping her hunt for Pure Hearts.
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