Jotaro Kiriyama is a businessman from the final anime season whose star seed catches the eye of Sailor Aluminum Siren. When the seed proves false, he is warped into the Phage known as Sailor Antique before Sailor Moon restores him.
Jotaro is drawn as a working businessman, an unremarkable civilian going about city life until the Sailor Animamates single him out.
Little is shown of Jotaro beyond his standing as an everyday professional, one of the many ordinary people the Animamates test in their search for a genuine star seed.

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Sailor Aluminum Siren marks Jotaro as a candidate and pulls out his star seed, but it is not the true seed she is hunting. The failed extraction turns him into the Phage Sailor Antique, and he remains in that monstrous state until Sailor Moon heals him and returns him to normal.
Jotaro Kiriyama is a businessman appearing in the final season of the Sailor Moon anime, an ordinary civilian whose star seed catches Sailor Aluminum Siren's attention.
Sailor Aluminum Siren marks Jotaro Kiriyama as a candidate and pulls out his star seed while hunting for a genuine one.
Because Jotaro Kiriyama's star seed is not the true seed the Animamates are hunting, the failed extraction turns him into the Phage known as Sailor Antique.
Sailor Moon heals Jotaro Kiriyama and returns him to normal after he is transformed into the Phage Sailor Antique.
Jotaro Kiriyama is voiced by Takeshi Watabe in Japanese and by Kirk Thornton in the English dub.
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