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King Endymion

Character

King Endymion is the 1990s anime's vision of Mamoru Chiba a thousand years on, the king of Crystal Tokyo who sends warning dreams back to his younger self.

Aka: Mamoru Chiba; Prince Endymion (past)
Jobs: King of Crystal Tokyo
Kanji: キング・エンディミオン
Gender: Male
Height: 5'9"
Resides: Crystal Tokyo
Species: Human
Alignment: Silver Millennium
Anime Voiced By: Tōru Furuya (Japanese); Toby Proctor (DiC English dub); Robbie Daymond (Viz Media English dub)
First Anime Appearance: Awaken the Sleeping Beauty: Mamoru's Distress (voice only); The Shocking Future: Demande's Dark Ambition (as a hologram)
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Appearance

He appears in a lavender tuxedo paired with a white mask and matching shoes, and he carries a scepter.

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Personality

Endymion acts as a careful guardian of the timeline, willing to manipulate his own past for the sake of the future he needs to protect.

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History

Through the second season he beams nightmares into the mind of his past self, pushing Mamoru to grow cold and break things off with Usagi so she will not meet the death shown in the visions. He later aims the same dreams at Usagi to cool her feelings, yet the plan backfires: sharing a single dream instead lets the two make peace and reunite. What he truly wants is a bond strong enough to carry them through the assault of the Black Moon Clan and Wiseman.

In the future he reigns over Crystal Tokyo as Small Lady's father, first met as a computerized image because his body has been gravely wounded fighting the Black Moon Clan, and he is never shown trading blows in battle. He tells the present-day Usagi and Mamoru that they are fated to marry, to bring Chibiusa into the world, and to govern the future Earth, and he senses that Chibiusa is hidden inside the Crystal Palace. Diana adds a lighter note, remarking that the king and queen like to feign illness so they can duck out of formal banquets and meetings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Mamoru actually love Usagi?

Yes, deeply. As King Endymion, Mamoru's future self manipulates the timeline through nightmares specifically to protect Usagi, and he ultimately wants a bond with her strong enough to survive the Black Moon Clan's assault.

Who is King Endymion in the Sailor Moon anime?

King Endymion is the 1990s anime's vision of Mamoru Chiba a thousand years in the future, ruling Crystal Tokyo and sending warning dreams back to his younger self.

Why does King Endymion send nightmares to Mamoru and Usagi?

King Endymion beams nightmares into his past self's mind to push Mamoru into breaking off his relationship with Usagi, hoping to prevent the death shown in his visions. The plan backfires when a shared dream instead lets the two reconcile.

How does King Endymion first appear in the anime?

King Endymion is first heard as a voice only, then appears as a computerized hologram, since his real body has been gravely wounded fighting the Black Moon Clan.

What does Diana reveal about King Endymion and Neo-Queen Serenity?

Diana notes that King Endymion and Neo-Queen Serenity like to feign illness so they can duck out of formal banquets and meetings.

Sources & Information

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