Mayako
CharacterMayako is a civilian featured in Sailor Moon SuperS. An older cook and waitress based at the Rokuten Restaurant, she is associated with Ichirou Ohno and shares a clear fondness for cooking.
Appearance
Age shows on Mayako, an older woman whose hair and eyes are both brown.
Personality
In front of others she keeps her guard up and comes across as somewhat wary, yet she settles into a calmer manner once she is on her own.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Mayako in Sailor Moon?
Mayako is a civilian featured in Sailor Moon SuperS, an older cook and waitress working at the Rokuten Restaurant.
What is Mayako's personality like?
Mayako keeps her guard up and seems somewhat wary around others, but she settles into a calmer manner once she is alone.
Who is Mayako connected to in Sailor Moon SuperS?
Mayako is associated with Ichirou Ohno at the Rokuten Restaurant, where she works as a cook and waitress.
What episode does Mayako first appear in?
Mayako debuts in the SuperS episode The Secret Mansion: A Menu of Love for You.
What is Mayako's name in the English dub?
In the Cloverway English dub of Sailor Moon, Mayako is renamed Maya.
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- Animated byToei Animation
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