Shufflefuruo
CharacterShufflefuruo ranks as the fifth Lemures that Fish Eye sends out amid the Dead Moon Circus campaign for Pegasus. Built like a playing-card king and armed with a lethal deck, this monster clashes with the Sailor Guardians when the trio targets Makoto Kino.
Appearance
Like U-Ikasaman, he is themed on a deck of playing cards. A gaunt figure, he wears a purple jumpsuit paired with red elf-style shoes, and white gloves bearing cuff links cover his hands. A huge ace of spades rides on his chest, held by two bands. Paint on his chalk-white face forms a spade and blue teardrops, and a crown built on the king card tops hair styled to resemble a card-deck monarch.
History
His deployment came about when Tiger's Eye, having probed the dreams of Makoto and found no Pegasus there, handed Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon over to Fish Eye. Fish Eye then conjured Shufflefuruo to take them on. The Lemures hurled cards to stick both guardians against a wall and was readying a lethal volley when Makoto became Sailor Jupiter, unleashing Super Supreme Thunder to strike him and wreck his deck. With Twinkle Yell, Sailor Chibi Moon summoned Pegasus, and Sailor Moon undid Shufflefuruo through Moon Gorgeous Meditation.
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Abilities
A consummate card dealer, he throws playing cards honed sharp enough to slice metal, arranging each toss around poker combinations like two pair, a full house, or three of a kind. The joker shuffle stands as his most lethal trick, releasing a storm of razor cards, though Sailor Jupiter cut him off before it could connect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Shufflefuruo in Sailor Moon?
Shufflefuruo is the fifth Lemures that Fish Eye sends out during the Dead Moon Circus campaign for Pegasus, built like a playing-card king and armed with a lethal deck of cards.
What does Shufflefuruo look like?
Shufflefuruo is a gaunt, playing-card-themed figure in a purple jumpsuit and red elf-style shoes, with a huge ace of spades on his chest and a king-card crown atop his hair.
What Sailor Guardian does Shufflefuruo target?
Shufflefuruo is sent after Fish Eye finds no trace of Pegasus in Makoto Kino's dreams, clashing with the Sailor Guardians who come to her defense.
What is Shufflefuruo's deadliest attack?
Shufflefuruo's deadliest trick is the joker shuffle, which unleashes a storm of razor-sharp cards, though Sailor Jupiter cuts him off before it can connect.
How is Shufflefuruo defeated?
Sailor Jupiter's Super Supreme Thunder wrecks Shufflefuruo's deck, and Sailor Moon finishes him off with Moon Gorgeous Meditation.
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