The Stewardesses are minor background figures who appear only in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars. Working as flight attendants, they turn up during an airborne episode and fall among the civilians singled out as targets in that stretch of the season.
No detailed description of the Stewardesses is on record. They are presented in keeping with their occupation as members of an aircraft's cabin crew.
The pair serve strictly as minor civilian characters rather than active players in the plot, and they are counted among the ordinary people marked out as targets during the season.

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The Stewardesses feature in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, the final season of the 1990s anime, appearing in the episode centered on Usagi's nighttime flight. As a group they are also referred to by the collective name Sailor Stewardess. Their Japanese voices were provided by Mizue Ohtsuka and Emi Uwagawa.
The Stewardesses are minor background characters who appear only in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, working as flight attendants during an airborne episode of the series.
The Stewardesses serve strictly as minor civilian characters rather than active plot participants, and they are counted among the ordinary people targeted during that stretch of Sailor Stars.
As a pair, the Stewardesses are also referred to by the collective name Sailor Stewardess.
The Stewardesses appear in the episode centered on Usagi's nighttime flight, titled An Invitation to Terror: Usagi's Night Flight.
The Stewardesses were voiced in Japanese by Mizue Ohtsuka and Emi Uwagawa.
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