Orangeat
CharacterOrangeat is a fairy enlisted by Queen Badiane in Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie to round up the world's children. He lures them with the promise of a joyful dream world while secretly gathering their dream energy to feed a black dream hole.
Appearance
Orangeat takes the form of a small male fairy; the source offers little more about his looks beyond that fairy nature.
Personality
Deception is his stock in trade. He casts himself as a kindly guide leading children toward happiness, all the while intending to trap them and drain them for Queen Badiane's ends.
History
Badiane recruits Orangeat to gather children from across the world, and he wins them over by describing a dream realm where everyone lives happily. His real intent is far darker: to seal the children inside dream coffins and channel their dream energy into powering the black dream hole. The plan unravels when Sailor Uranus shatters his flute with Space Sword Blaster, whereupon he turns into a pink bird and flies off.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Orangeat in Sailor Moon?
Orangeat is a fairy enlisted by Queen Badiane in Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie to round up the world's children for her scheme.
What is Orangeat's true plan for the children?
Orangeat lures children with the promise of a joyful dream world, but secretly seals them inside dream coffins to drain their dream energy and feed the black dream hole.
Who defeats Orangeat?
Sailor Uranus shatters Orangeat's flute with Space Sword Blaster, after which he transforms into a pink bird and flies away.
What does Orangeat look like?
Orangeat takes the form of a small male fairy, though the source material gives little further detail about his appearance.
Who voices Orangeat?
Orangeat is voiced by Kazuya Nakai in Japanese, with David Berni in the Pioneer dub and Robbie Daymond in the Viz dub.
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