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Sailor Mnemosyne with long pink twin-tails in a pink dress, standing against a bank of dark clouds.
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Sailor Mnemosyne

Character

Sailor Mnemosyne tends the Desert River of Memory at Sagittarius Zero Star for Shadow Galactica. A true Guardian bound to her twin Sailor Lethe, she is gentle and cannot abide bloodshed, ultimately halting her sister's killing at her own peril. She features in the manga and Crystal.

English Voice: Megan Harvey
Japanese Voice: Kanae Itou
Alignment: Shadow Galactica
First Appearance (Manga): Act 56 Stars 7
First Appearance (Anime): Sailor Moon Cosmos
Allegiances: Sailor Galaxia, Sailor Phi, Sailor Chi
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Appearance

Pink runs through nearly all of Sailor Mnemosyne, from her eyes, hair, and lips to her clothing and shoes, set against pale skin. Parted to the right with an upward flick in the left bang, her hair forms four long spiral rolls, two on each side, each fastened with a bow of black thread. A nonstandard tiara sits at her brow, three strands of white beads holding a pink gem and small ornament that wrap behind her head, and a many-pieced curved earring hangs at her right ear. A pink choker encircles her neck, marked by a white pointed star with another ornament and pink stone hanging beneath. She wears a strapped summer dress with a pleated skirt and a distinct sailor collar, plus thin-strapped pink Grecian sandals and the Galactica bracelets.

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Personality

Mnemosyne is tender and cannot stand violence, wishing only for a quiet, contented life at her sister's side. Lethe tries to keep her clear of the ugliest parts of their Galactica service, but watching her twin kill and maim finally becomes unbearable, and she intervenes even though doing so puts her own life on the line.

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History

Mnemosyne and Lethe are the rightful Guardians of the binary stars Mnemosyne and Lethe, set apart from the counterfeit Animamates. Their worlds were already consumed by conflict when Galaxia came and dealt death, and left with few choices, Mnemosyne joined her sister in pledging service to Shadow Galactica, keeping watch over the Desert River of Memory at Sagittarius Zero Star while longing for peace.

When Sailor Moon, Sailor Chibi Chibi, Princess Kakyuu, and the Sailor Starlights reach the Zero Star, Lethe lures them into the Desert River of Oblivion, where they sink to the bottom and lose their memories to its power. The sisters' orders are to kill the intruders, and Lethe takes the task on herself so Mnemosyne can stay clear, leaving the gentler twin to watch from the bank. Mnemosyne looks on as Lethe cuts down Luna, Artemis, and Diana and attacks Usagi.

Just as Lethe moves to finish Usagi with her Galactica bracelets, Mnemosyne breaks in, wraps her sister in an embrace, and begs her to stop, refusing to watch further harm. She raises everyone out of the river onto the bank and uses the water of her own Desert River of Memory to return Kakyuu's memories, while Usagi and Chibi Chibi recover theirs unaided, and she urges Lethe to let them pass toward Galaxia. Lethe hesitates and argues that their duty must be met to win the peace they crave, until Usagi offers her life to stop the war. Mnemosyne sends them on and Lethe finally yields. Almost at once, Sailor Phi and Sailor Chi arrive above the river, dismiss the twins as useless, and strike them down. The sisters embrace as they dissolve, and their Sailor Crystals are seized along with those of the incapacitated Starlights.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are Lethe and Mnemosyne sisters?

Sailor Lethe and Sailor Mnemosyne are twins, not just sisters, and they serve together as the true Sailor Guardians of the binary stars Mnemosyne and Lethe under Shadow Galactica.

Who is Sailor Mnemosyne?

Sailor Mnemosyne is a gentle, true Sailor Guardian who tends the Desert River of Memory at Sagittarius Zero Star for Shadow Galactica alongside her twin, Sailor Lethe. She appears in the manga and Sailor Moon Cosmos.

Why did Sailor Mnemosyne stop her sister from killing Sailor Moon?

Sailor Mnemosyne cannot abide bloodshed, so when Sailor Lethe moved to finish off Usagi with the Galactica Bracelets, Mnemosyne broke in and begged her sister to stop, even though doing so put her own life at risk.

What happened to Sailor Mnemosyne in the end?

After Sailor Mnemosyne convinced Lethe to let Sailor Moon and her allies pass, Sailor Phi and Sailor Chi arrived, dismissed the twins as useless, and struck them down; the sisters dissolved together and their Sailor Crystals were seized.

What does Sailor Mnemosyne look like?

Pink dominates nearly all of Sailor Mnemosyne's design, running through her eyes, hair, lips, clothing, and shoes, set against pale skin, with four long spiral hair rolls fastened by black thread bows.

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