Maya Tohno is a drummer who surfaces in a single episode of the 1990s Sailor Moon anime. Nicknamed Maya the Drummer and connected to Rei Hino, she features during the S season as one of the civilians whose pure heart draws enemy attention.
Little is recorded about her looks beyond a dossier on Eudial's computer, which logged her at 157 centimeters tall and 46 kilograms.
Her defining trait is a devotion to drumming, the pursuit that earns her the nickname Maya the Drummer.

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Maya Tohno is a civilian who appears in a single episode of the Sailor Moon anime, nicknamed Maya the Drummer for her devotion to playing drums.
Maya Tohno appears during the S season of the anime, featured in episode 103 as one of the civilians the enemy targets while hunting for pure hearts.
Maya Tohno is linked to Rei Hino in her sole episode appearance, though the anime does not detail the exact nature of their relationship.
Maya Tohno is known as Maya the Drummer because of her passion for drumming.
According to a dossier logged on Eudial's computer, Maya Tohno stands 157 centimeters tall and weighs 46 kilograms.
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