Sword
CharacterSword is a youma featured in the special act of the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. Conjured by Queen Mio in service of the Dark Kingdom's return, it exists only for that single story and meets its end at the hands of Prince Endymion.
Appearance
Records of the creature's look are sparse. Its name nods to a blade, and like every youma it takes a monstrous, non-human shape rather than a human one.
Personality
The monster shows no aims of its own and functions purely as a tool of its summoner, set loose to advance the Dark Kingdom's revival.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the youma named Sword in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon?
Sword is a youma that appears in a special act of the live action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, conjured by Queen Mio to serve the Dark Kingdom's return.
What is Sword's role in the story?
Sword shows no aims of its own and functions purely as a tool of Queen Mio, set loose to advance the Dark Kingdom's revival.
In which episode does Sword appear?
Sword appears in the special act titled We're Getting Married, part of the live action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon series.
Who defeats Sword?
Prince Endymion strikes down the youma Sword, cutting short Queen Mio's plan to rebuild the Dark Kingdom.
What is known about Sword's appearance?
Little is recorded about Sword's appearance beyond its name, which nods to a blade. Like other youma in the series, it takes a monstrous, non human shape rather than a human one.
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