Kotarou
CharacterKotarou is a minor figure from the Sailor Moon SuperS anime and the son of a man named Honjou. He features in the episode built around the rift that forms between Minako Aino and Makoto Kino.
Appearance
No detailed physical description is recorded for Kotarou beyond his brief on-screen appearances in the SuperS season.
Personality
Little is documented about Kotarou's temperament, as the character is given only a small role within the series.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Kotarou a boy or a girl in Sailor Moon?
Kotarou is male, a minor human character introduced in the Sailor Moon SuperS anime.
What anime does Kotarou appear in?
Kotarou appears in the Sailor Moon SuperS anime, first showing up in the episode Clash of Dreams: Minako and Makoto's Broken Friendship.
Who is Kotarou's father in Sailor Moon?
Kotarou is the son of a man named Honjou.
What is Kotarou's personality like?
Little is documented about Kotarou's temperament, since the character is given only a small role within the series.
Who voices Kotarou in the Sailor Moon anime?
Kotarou is voiced by Miki Narahashi in Japanese, with Marc Donato voicing him in the CWi English dub and Deva Marie Gregory in the Viz English dub.
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- Created byNaoko Takeuchi
- Published byKodansha
- Animated byToei Animation
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