Kon is a spirit formed from the gathered memories of stars destroyed by the comet Coatl, appearing only in the Sailor Moon stage musicals. She lends her strength to the Sailor Guardians on Kaguya Island.
Kon presents herself in the ordinary guise of Hotaru Tomoe, yet those near her sense a strong otherworldly aura about her. She is dressed in a red kimono.
Kon is less a single individual than a chorus of star spirits and memories bound as one, a gentle presence that reaches out to help the guardians rather than harm them.
When the guardians arrive on Kaguya Island, Kon takes hold of Hotaru Tomoe's body, the human form of Sailor Saturn, so that she can speak with them face to face. By sharing her power, she allows Eternal Sailor Moon to overcome Dark Plasman, and through that effort the comet Coatl is halted before it can destroy the Earth.

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In the Sailor Moon stage musical arc, Kon lends her power to Eternal Sailor Moon so she can overcome Dark Plasman, an act that halts the comet Coatl before it can destroy the Earth.
Kon is a spirit formed from the gathered memories of stars destroyed by the comet Coatl. She appears only in the Sailor Moon stage musicals and helps the Sailor Guardians on Kaguya Island.
Kon first appears in the stage musical Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon ~ The Legend of Kaguya Island.
Kon takes hold of Hotaru Tomoe's body, the human form of Sailor Saturn, so that she can speak with the guardians face to face.
Kon has been portrayed by Mao Mita in the 1998 to 1999 productions and by Eriko Funakoshi in the 2004 to 2005 productions.
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