Sailor Amuse is a Phage from the Sailor Stars finale of the 1990s anime, born when Sailor Lead Crow tore the Star Seed from a man named Takeo Shiro. He turns up in episode 190 and fights the guardians with a barrage of balloon-shaped projectiles.
Like every Phage spawned by Shadow Galactica, Sailor Amuse bears the telltale sailor collar of Galaxia's converted victims, and his design leans on the balloon motif that defines how he fights.
He begins as an ordinary man, Takeo Shiro, until Sailor Lead Crow rips out his Star Seed and warps him into the Phage Sailor Amuse, first seen in episode 190. After a short rampage against the guardians, Eternal Sailor Moon restores him with Silver Moon Crystal Power Kiss, returning Takeo to himself.

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Sailor Amuse is a Phage from the Sailor Stars finale of the 1990s anime, created when Sailor Lead Crow tears the Star Seed from a man named Takeo Shiro.
Sailor Amuse first appears in episode 190, Truth Revealed: The Star Lights' Past.
Sailor Amuse fights by launching balloon like missiles at his targets, and his finishing move gathers those balloons into one massive sphere.
Sailor Uranus bursts Sailor Amuse's giant balloon attack with Space Sword Blaster before it can detonate, and Eternal Sailor Moon then restores him to his human form, Takeo Shiro, with Silver Moon Crystal Power Kiss.
Before becoming the Phage Sailor Amuse, he was an ordinary man named Takeo Shiro, until Sailor Lead Crow ripped out his Star Seed and warped him into a monster.
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