A garage owner from the original anime who counts Haruka Tenou among his friends. His repair shop becomes a trap when one of his jobs is turned into a monster by the Death Busters, costing him his Pure Heart Crystal.
The anime never lingers on Kameda's looks, presenting him simply as an ordinary Tokyo tradesman who runs his own automobile shop.
He comes across as an easygoing acquaintance of Haruka Tenou, close enough to her that she hands over her car for him to service. Little else about his character surfaces during his brief screen time.
Kameda makes his sole showing in the original Sailor Moon anime, where he operates a repair business and maintains Haruka's vehicle. Trouble arrives once a Daimon Egg is hidden inside that car; the moment he tries to start the engine, the automobile warps into a Daimon. The creature pins him down and steals his Pure Heart Crystal. After the Sailor Guardians destroy the monster, they restore the crystal to him.

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Kameda is a civilian garage owner in the original Sailor Moon anime who counts Haruka Tenou among his friends.
Kameda knows Haruka Tenou through friendship, and she trusts him enough to have him service her car at his repair shop.
A Daimon Egg is hidden inside Haruka's car while Kameda is servicing it, and when he tries to start the engine the automobile transforms into a Daimon.
Yes, the Daimon that emerges from the car pins Kameda down and steals his Pure Heart Crystal, though the Sailor Guardians destroy the monster and restore the crystal to him.
Kameda first appears in the episode A Handsome Boy? Haruka Tenoh's Secret.
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