U-Tahime
CharacterU-Tahime is a songstress Daimon shaped from a microphone, sent by Mimete during Sailor Moon S to steal the Pure Heart Crystal of a rising actor named Jinta Araki. Her name puns on the Japanese word for a female singer, and her voice is meant to be her weapon.
Appearance
Green skin, red eyes, pointed ears, and cropped blue hair give this Daimon her distinct look. A hat molded into the shape of a microphone head sits atop her, and she wears a flowing purple gown with a long-sleeved cape that carries the word STAR set off in quotation marks. A thin, wire-like band circles her throat like a choker.
Abilities
Fashioned from a microphone, U-Tahime attacks through song, one of only a handful of Daimons who turn a singing voice into a weapon, alongside Octave and Chikuon.
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History
Mimete brought U-Tahime to lift the Pure Heart Crystal of Jinta Araki, an actor about to headline his very first film. The Daimon drew the crystal out through his mouth and swallowed it, then faced the Sailor Guardians when they moved in. Her singing turned out to be a liability, since she forgot the lyrics to her own song mid-battle, and the instant she finally recalled them, Super Sailor Moon wiped her out with Rainbow Moon Heartache. Widely counted among the least effective monsters of the day, U-Tahime still earns a spot among the Daimons in the game Sailor Moon: Another Story.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the name Utahime mean?
U-Tahime's name puns on the Japanese word utahime, meaning songstress, reflecting her design as a microphone-born Daimon who attacks through song.
What is U-Tahime in Sailor Moon S?
U-Tahime is a Daimon shaped from a microphone in Sailor Moon S, sent by Mimete to steal the Pure Heart Crystal of a rising actor named Jinta Araki.
What are U-Tahime's abilities?
As one of only a few Daimons who turn a singing voice into a weapon, alongside Octave and Chikuon, U-Tahime attacks through song rather than physical force.
How is U-Tahime defeated?
U-Tahime forgets the lyrics to her own attack song mid-battle, and the instant she finally recalls them, Super Sailor Moon destroys her with Rainbow Moon Heartache.
Is U-Tahime considered a strong Daimon?
U-Tahime is widely regarded as one of the least effective monsters of the day in Sailor Moon S, undone by her own forgotten lyrics before she can properly attack.
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