Ms. JyaraJyara
CharacterMs. JyaraJyara is a Lemures of the Dead Moon Circus in Sailor Moon SuperS, summoned by CereCere to battle the Sailor Guardians. Resembling a mix of tulip and pachinko machine, she appears in the series' twenty-seventh episode as the dream-eating tulip.
Appearance
Her design fuses a tulip blossom with the trappings of a pachinko and slot machine, giving her the look of a walking arcade contraption grown from a flower.
Personality
Ms. JyaraJyara serves as CereCere's combatant, acting on command to strike the guardians and swallow a stolen Dream Mirror. She is the first of the two Lemures CereCere calls up and the only one shown actually fighting; the anime affords her no dialogue or temperament beyond that role.
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History
She is unleashed after CereCere raids a kindergarten and extracts the principal's Dream Mirror, with Sailor Moon, Sailor Mercury, Sailor Mars, and Sailor Chibi Moon arriving to intervene. Ms. JyaraJyara pelts them with dark spheres that fling them into a carnivorous plant, then binds Makoto and Minako in vines and devours the stolen mirror. The tide turns when Artemis returns the guardians' Crystal Change Rods while CereCere is distracted by VesVes, JunJun, and PallaPalla, letting Makoto and Minako transform and free their trapped comrades. Sailor Chibi Moon calls Pegasus with Twinkle Yell, and Sailor Moon destroys Ms. JyaraJyara with Moon Gorgeous Meditation, releasing the swallowed mirror.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Ms. JyaraJyara?
Ms. JyaraJyara is a Lemures of the Dead Moon Circus summoned by CereCere in Sailor Moon SuperS. She appears in the show's twenty seventh episode as a monster resembling a mix of tulip and pachinko machine, sent to fight the Sailor Guardians and devour a stolen Dream Mirror.
What does Ms. JyaraJyara look like?
Ms. JyaraJyara's design fuses a tulip blossom with the trappings of a pachinko and slot machine, giving her the appearance of a walking arcade contraption grown from a flower.
Who summons Ms. JyaraJyara and why?
CereCere of the Dead Moon Circus summons Ms. JyaraJyara after raiding a kindergarten and stealing its principal's Dream Mirror, sending the Lemures to swallow the mirror and fight off the Sailor Guardians who arrive to stop her.
How does Ms. JyaraJyara attack the Sailor Guardians?
Ms. JyaraJyara pelts the Sailor Guardians with dark spheres that fling them into a carnivorous plant, then binds Sailor Jupiter and Sailor Venus in vines before devouring the stolen Dream Mirror.
How is Ms. JyaraJyara defeated?
Sailor Moon destroys Ms. JyaraJyara with Moon Gorgeous Meditation after Sailor Chibi Moon summons Pegasus with Twinkle Yell, freeing the swallowed Dream Mirror.
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