Kitakata
CharacterKitakata is a young artist who turns up in a single Sailor Moon SuperS storyline. Fascinated by fairies, he draws the attention of Fish Eye, who hunts him for the Dream Mirror sealed away inside him.
Appearance
A ponytail gathers back this young man's brown hair, and a pair of deep green eyes sit against skin darkened by the sun.
Personality
Kitakata's whole imagination revolves around fairies, and he clings to a firm conviction that any genuine fairy would cherish the natural world. That belief shapes how he weighs the people around him, making him quick to pull back his trust the moment it feels betrayed.
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History
Longing to lay eyes on a real fairy, Kitakata is fooled by Fish Eye, who poses as one to reach his Dream Mirror. The deception unravels when Fish Eye carelessly sits on a flower and crushes it, an act that horrifies the artist and shatters his faith in the imposter. He asks the supposed fairy to leave, no longer swallowing the lie, yet the predator strikes at him anyway before Sailor Moon arrives to save him. He is only ever named by his family name, though a caption glimpsed inside Chibiusa's book, reading 北方邦彦, hints that his personal name may be Kunihiko.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Kitakata in Sailor Moon SuperS?
Kitakata is a young artist who appears in a single Sailor Moon SuperS storyline. His fascination with fairies draws the attention of Fish Eye, who hunts him for the Dream Mirror sealed inside him.
How does Fish Eye trick Kitakata?
Fish Eye disguises herself as a fairy to win Kitakata's trust and get close to his Dream Mirror, since Kitakata firmly believes real fairies cherish the natural world.
How does Kitakata see through Fish Eye's disguise?
Fish Eye's deception unravels when she carelessly sits on and crushes a flower, an act that horrifies Kitakata and shatters his faith in her, leading him to ask the fake fairy to leave.
Who saves Kitakata from Fish Eye?
Sailor Moon arrives to save Kitakata after Fish Eye attacks him anyway, despite his having already exposed her deception.
What is Kitakata's first name?
Kitakata is usually named only by his family name, but a caption glimpsed inside Chibiusa's book hints that his personal name may be Kunihiko.
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- Animated byToei Animation
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