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Resin is a genius loci featured in a manga bonus chapter, Chibiusa's Picture Diary: Beware of Cavities. She takes up residence inside the Juban Dental Clinic, drawing strength from the energy of tooth decay and the teeth that cavities force out. Sailor Chibi Moon eventually undoes her.

Alignment: Non-Aligned Evil
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Appearance

Out of disguise, Resin appears unclothed, her eyes clear and vacant above a mass of long, curling hair. To move among people she pulls on a nurse's uniform, and in that guise her eyes take on a more ordinary, human cast.

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History

Resin settled in close to the Juban Dental Clinic, sustaining herself on the tooth decay of its patients. Worried that too few visitors were coming through, she set about drawing more people in. She managed to trap Chibiusa, who slipped away from the dentist only with Diana's help and changed into Sailor Chibi Moon. Resin then aggravated the girl's cavities, and the resulting pain made Sailor Chibi Moon weep, which set off her Supersonic Waves. With Resin caught off guard, Super Sailor Moon turned up alongside Sailor V to back her up, and Sailor Chibi Moon brought Resin down using Pink Sugar Heart Attack.

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Abilities

Resin seized full control of the Juban Dental Clinic, reshaping it with her magic and casting a spell that both brainwashed the dentist and made him younger. Posing as an attractive human woman, she blanketed the residents of Azabu-Juban with flyers and ads to draw them into her clinic. In a fight she wields a huge syringe loaded with cavity ghosts and a drill that sets Chibiusa's teeth throbbing. She is vulnerable to the ultrasonic waves Chibiusa produces and weaker still against sugar, so when a barrage of sweets from Super Sailor Moon and Sailor V struck her equipment, her magic buckled. Once she was gone, the illusion lifted, and both the clinic and its dentist reverted to their true state.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Resin in Sailor Moon?

Resin is a genius loci who appears in the manga bonus chapter Chibiusa's Picture Diary, Beware of Cavities. She lives inside the Juban Dental Clinic and feeds on the energy of tooth decay.

How does Resin lure victims to the Juban Dental Clinic?

Worried that too few patients were visiting, Resin took on the guise of an attractive human nurse and blanketed the residents of Azabu Juban with flyers and advertisements to draw them into the clinic.

What weaknesses does Resin have?

Resin is vulnerable to the ultrasonic waves Chibiusa produces when crying and is weaker still against sugar, which is what allows Super Sailor Moon and Sailor V's candy attack to break down her magic.

How is Resin defeated?

Sailor Chibi Moon defeats Resin using the Pink Sugar Heart Attack after Resin is caught off guard by Super Sailor Moon and Sailor V's intervention.

What weapons does Resin use in battle?

Resin fights with a huge syringe loaded with cavity ghosts and a drill that aggravates Chibiusa's toothaches.

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