Manna is a member of the Black Moon Clan who appears only in the Sailor Moon stage musicals. Born on the planet Nemesis, she follows the clan to Earth alongside her sister Aaron, and her name nods to a biblical miracle.
The musicals leave no detailed description of Manna's look on record. She is presented as a humanoid figure belonging to the Black Moon Clan.
Little about her individual character is spelled out, beyond an evident loyalty to the clan she was born into.
Manna came into the world on Nemesis, raised within the Black Moon Clan just as her sister Aaron was. When the clan set out for Earth, the two siblings went along with them. Her name draws on Judaic and Old Testament tradition, referring to the strange bread that sustained the Israelites through their forty years in the wilderness. The role was played by Kasumi Suzuki.

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Manna is a member of the Black Moon Clan who appears only in the Sailor Moon stage musicals, born on the planet Nemesis alongside her sister Aaron.
Manna's name draws on Judaic and Old Testament tradition, referring to the miraculous bread that sustained the Israelites during their forty years in the wilderness.
The role of Manna was played by Kasumi Suzuki in the Sera Myu stage productions.
Manna is the sister of Aaron, and the two were both born on Nemesis and traveled to Earth together as part of the Black Moon Clan.
Manna debuted in the musical Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon: The Birth! The Princess of Darkness, Black Lady.
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