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Ramua is a Youma serving Jadeite in the first Sailor Moon season. Posing as the owner of a discount clock shop, she sells cursed timepieces that drain their buyers' energy, and she wields power over the flow of time itself.

English Voice: Maria Vacratsis
Japanese Voice: Eiko Yamada
Alignment: Dark Kingdom
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Appearance

In her disguise Ramua looks like a pale woman with purple hair, red streaks tracing down her cheeks, and a small black star marking one of them.

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Personality

She works as a patient, deceptive servant of the Dark Kingdom, content to run a storefront scam that quietly bleeds her customers rather than confront the Guardians head-on, turning to force only once she is cornered.

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History

Ramua sets herself up as the proprietor of the Clock Look, a shop stocked with cut-price clocks that are secretly cursed to siphon energy from whoever owns them. After Usagi's family brings a few home, the timepieces glow at night and accelerate their owners' sense of time, forcing the sleepers to churn out energy for Ramua and Jadeite to harvest. Suspicious of the strange clock, Luna carries it to Ami, whose computer finds no inner mechanism at all, only a device that pours out a beam of light.

The trio head for the shop, where Sailor Moon blows open the locked door, though the breach seals itself and shuts Luna out behind them. Confronted inside, Ramua drops her human guise and vanishes into an enormous clock, luring the two Guardians into a realm of warped time that briefly reverts Sailor Moon to a small child. Sailor Mercury steers them to their foe, but Sailor Moon buckles from drained energy while Ramua freezes time around Mercury and readies a spear to finish them. Tuxedo Mask's rose shatters the great clock face, undoing the energy-draining spell, sapping Ramua's strength, and freeing the pair; Mercury veils the space in mist with her Bubble Spray, and Sailor Moon ends the fight with Moon Tiara Action, destroying both Ramua and her collapsing dimension. Command over the flow of time was her defining power throughout.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ramua in Sailor Moon?

Ramua is a Youma who serves Jadeite in the first season of the Sailor Moon anime. She poses as the owner of a discount clock shop, selling cursed clocks that drain their buyers' energy.

What power does Ramua have?

Ramua wields control over the flow of time, an ability she uses to trap Sailor Moon and Sailor Mercury inside a warped dimension formed from an enormous clock.

How is Ramua defeated?

Tuxedo Mask shatters the giant clock face at the heart of Ramua's dimension, undoing her energy draining spell and weakening her. Sailor Moon then finishes her off with Moon Tiara Action.

What is the Clock Look in Sailor Moon?

The Clock Look is the discount clock shop that Ramua runs as a front, stocked with cursed, cut price timepieces that secretly siphon energy from anyone who buys and keeps one.

What is Ramua called in the English dub?

In the DiC English dub of Sailor Moon, Ramua is renamed Ramwoir.

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