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Octave

Character

Octave is a Daimon fashioned by Kaolinite to harvest Pure Hearts during Sailor Moon S. Born from a Daimon pod slipped inside a violin, she takes the shape of the instrument itself and turns sound into a weapon.

English Voice: Cristina Vee
Japanese Voice: Misa Fukai
Alignment: Death Busters
Allegiances: Death Busters
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Appearance

Octave came into being when Kaolinite tucked a Daimon pod within a violin, and as a result she wears the form of that very instrument.

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Personality

Like the rest of the Daimons, Octave exists for one purpose: to wrench Pure Hearts from her victims on Kaolinite's orders. The source frames her less as a personality than as a sound-driven menace built to serve the Death Busters.

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History

Octave drew a Pure Heart out of the very violinist who had been playing the instrument she sprang from. Her weaponized voice, shrill and piercing enough to be shaped into a wave of energy, made her a real threat, but Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus set upon her before Sailor Moon put an end to her using Moon Spiral Heart Attack. She later resurfaces among the Daimons featured in the game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Octave in Sailor Moon?

Octave is a Daimon created by Kaolinite in Sailor Moon S, born from a Daimon pod hidden inside a violin and taking the shape of the instrument itself.

What is Octave's power in Sailor Moon?

Octave attacks with a shrill, screeching voice that she can shape into a wave of energy, using it to extract Pure Hearts for the Death Busters.

Who defeats Octave in Sailor Moon S?

Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus confront Octave before Sailor Moon finishes her off with Moon Spiral Heart Attack.

Whose Pure Heart does Octave steal?

Octave draws a Pure Heart from the violinist who had been playing the very instrument she sprang from.

Does Octave appear outside the anime?

Yes, Octave later resurfaces among the Daimons featured in the video game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story.

Sources & Information

Looking for more on Octave? The Sailor Moon Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.

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