Sailor DJ is a one-episode monster from the Stars season, a Phage born when Sailor Lead Crow ripped the Star Seed out of a disc jockey named DJ Jack. He turns his trade into a weapon before Sailor Moon sets him free.
True to the man he was made from, Sailor DJ carries a disc-jockey theme, and he fights with the tools of a turntable act, flinging the records of his craft as blades.
The Phage surfaces in episode 189. Sailor Lead Crow targets a disc jockey called DJ Jack, pulls out his Star Seed, and leaves the transformed monster behind to go after Sailor Moon. As with the other Phages of the season, the encounter ends not in death but in restoration: Eternal Sailor Moon cures him with the Silver Moon Crystal Power Kiss, returning DJ Jack to himself.

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Sailor DJ is a one-episode Phage from the Stars season, created when Sailor Lead Crow tore the Star Seed from a disc jockey named DJ Jack.
Sailor DJ fights by flinging sharp-edged compact discs at his targets, turning the tools of a turntable act into blades.
Sailor DJ was created by Sailor Lead Crow, who pulled DJ Jack's Star Seed from him before moving on to attack Sailor Moon.
Eternal Sailor Moon cures Sailor DJ with the Silver Moon Crystal Power Kiss, restoring DJ Jack to his human form.
Sailor DJ appears in episode 189 of the Sailor Moon Stars anime, titled Torn Between Duty and Friendship! Confrontation Among Sailor Senshi.
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