Ironder
CharacterIronder is a Daimon fashioned from a household clothing iron, one of the Death Busters operating under Eudial in Sailor Moon S. She appears only in a short flashback, remembered mainly for the brute strength that once broke Sailor Jupiter's confidence before Sailor Moon destroys her.
Appearance
Ironder is a notably brawny Daimon, her whole body layered with hard muscle beneath reddish-pink skin. Her black hair is shorn into a crew cut, and she sports a purple sports bra with matching wristbands. The clothing iron that created her shows through her design: an iron shape forms at her groin with the handle pointing backward, and she balances on purple high heels molded to match.
History
Ironder never anchors her own episode. She shows up only in a flashback that opens an installment titled I Want Power, later subtitled Mako Lost in Doubt, already having clashed with the Sailor Senshi and overwhelmed Sailor Jupiter. Even Sparkling Wide Pressure fails to leave a mark on her, which rattles Sailor Jupiter's confidence in her own strength. Moon Spiral Heart Attack, hurled by Sailor Moon, is what ultimately finishes the Daimon. That defeat drives Makoto to set off on a training journey in hopes of becoming stronger.
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Abilities
Raw power is essentially all there is to Ironder. In the remembered fight she physically overpowers Sailor Jupiter, whose Sparkling Wide Pressure bounces off her without result, seeding lasting doubt about Makoto's might. She ranks as just the second Daimon built with visibly toned muscle, following Cenicienta.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ironder in Sailor Moon?
Ironder is a Daimon created from a household clothing iron, one of the Death Busters working under Eudial in Sailor Moon S. She appears only in a brief flashback, remembered chiefly for overpowering Sailor Jupiter before Sailor Moon destroys her.
How did Ironder overpower Sailor Jupiter?
In the remembered fight, Ironder relies on sheer raw strength to physically overwhelm Sailor Jupiter. Even Jupiter's Sparkling Wide Pressure attack bounces off her without effect, leaving Makoto Kino badly shaken.
Who defeated Ironder?
Sailor Moon ultimately defeats Ironder with her Moon Spiral Heart Attack. The Daimon never gets an episode of her own, appearing only in flashback before her destruction.
What does Ironder look like?
Ironder is a heavily muscled Daimon with reddish pink skin and a black crew cut. She wears a purple sports bra with matching wristbands and purple high heels, and an iron shape with a backward-facing handle forms at her groin, reflecting the household clothing iron she was created from.
How did Ironder's attack affect Sailor Jupiter?
Ironder's brute strength badly rattled Sailor Jupiter's confidence in her own power, since none of her attacks could touch the Daimon. That doubt is what drives Makoto Kino to leave on a training journey to grow stronger.
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