Priest

This clergyman combs his brown hair forward to a sharp point and wears a slim moustache, and his eyes carry a bluish grey tint. When Boxy bursts out of him, the monster keeps that same swept-up hairstyle, even though nothing else about the creature recalls a member of the clergy.

Little is established about the man behind the collar. He functions purely as a bystander, one of seven ordinary people who each carried a crystal shard with no awareness of it. Whether he held a latent gift of his own, as hosts like Crane Game Joe and Ryo Urawa did, is never confirmed either way.

The Priest turns up in the twenty-sixth episode and makes a short return in the forty-first. His crystal conceals Boxy, and once the monster is drawn out its powers break from the pattern set by the other hosts. Rather than reflecting his religious calling, every one of Boxy's moves is built around boxing, with the priest's pointed hair the sole carryover. Viewers have noted that he may be among the earliest non-Japanese figures shown in the series, though the art style makes such distinctions hard to pin down. A similar priest, unpossessed this time, later appears in acts 17 and 18 of the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon.