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Misa is a young girl who features only in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars. Awaiting a heart transplant, she is a devoted admirer of the Three Lights and of Princess Kakyuu, and she lives in Tokyo alongside her mother.

Gender: Female
Resides: Tokyo, Japan
Species: Human
Japanese: ミサ
Alignment: Civilian
English Va: Katie Leigh
Japanese Va: Chinami Nishimaru
First Anime Appearance: Taiki's Song Filled With Passion and Faith
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Appearance

Misa is depicted as a young girl living in Tokyo. The anime keeps her visual presentation simple and offers no further detail beyond her being a child.

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Personality

Her defining trait is admiration. Misa looks up to the singing trio known as the Three Lights and holds a special fondness for Princess Kakyuu, the figures who brighten an otherwise difficult stretch of her life.

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History

Misa appears during the Sailor Stars season, first turning up in the episode built around Taiki. She is a child in need of a heart transplant, and her small storyline unfolds in the company of her mother. Whether she ever meets Princess Kakyuu in person is left unresolved.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Misa a villain in Sailor Moon?

No, Misa is not a villain. She is a civilian child in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars who is awaiting a heart transplant and admires the singing trio the Three Lights along with Princess Kakyuu.

Who is Misa in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars?

Misa is a young girl introduced during Sailor Moon Sailor Stars who lives in Tokyo with her mother and needs a heart transplant.

What does Misa admire most?

Misa is a devoted admirer of the singing trio the Three Lights and holds a special fondness for Princess Kakyuu, both of whom brighten a difficult period in her life.

Which episode introduces Misa?

Misa first appears in the Sailor Stars episode built around Taiki, titled Taiki's Song Filled With Passion and Faith.

Does Misa ever meet Princess Kakyuu?

It is left unresolved in the anime whether Misa ever meets Princess Kakyuu in person, despite her deep admiration for the princess.

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