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Thomas Harris

Character

Thomas Harris is a one-off civilian from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, appearing during the Sailor Moon S season. A Tokyo-based disc jockey, he turns up as a background figure counted among the season's civilian targets.

Alignment: Civilian
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Appearance

He is a human man based in Tokyo who makes his living as a DJ.

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Personality

The series gives him no developed characterization, casting him only as a passing civilian rather than a figure with a story of his own.

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History

His single appearance comes in the 90s anime during Sailor Moon S, in the episode The Messiah of Silence Awakens? Stars of Destiny, where he is listed among the civilians who serve as targets that season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Thomas Harris in Sailor Moon?

Thomas Harris is a one-off civilian character in the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, appearing during the Sailor Moon S season. He is a Tokyo-based disc jockey shown only as a background figure.

Which episode does Thomas Harris appear in?

Thomas Harris's single appearance comes in the Sailor Moon S episode The Messiah of Silence Awakens? Stars of Destiny, where he is listed among the civilians serving as targets that season.

What is Thomas Harris's job in Sailor Moon?

Thomas Harris works as a DJ based in Tokyo.

What is known about Thomas Harris's personality?

The series gives Thomas Harris no developed characterization, casting him only as a passing civilian rather than a figure with a story of his own.

Is Thomas Harris a recurring character in Sailor Moon?

No, Thomas Harris's appearance in The Messiah of Silence Awakens? Stars of Destiny is his only one in the franchise.

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