Ukon Katakuri is a minor human character featured only in the Sailor Moon anime. A manga artist living in Tokyo, he surfaces during Sailor Moon S as one of the civilians whose pure heart draws the attention of the enemy.
Ukon Katakuri is presented as an adult man and an everyday resident of Tokyo. The anime gives him no especially distinguishing design features of note.
His single anime appearance reveals little about his temperament. He functions as an ordinary working professional rather than a fleshed-out figure, defined mainly by his trade as a manga artist.

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Ukon Katakuri earns his living drawing manga in Tokyo and exists solely within the Sailor Moon anime, never appearing in the manga source. During the Sailor Moon S arc he is counted among the civilian targets, one of the residents marked for his Pure Heart Crystal by the Death Busters.
Ukon Katakuri is a minor human character who appears only in the Sailor Moon anime, a manga artist living in Tokyo whose Pure Heart draws the attention of the Death Busters during Sailor Moon S.
No, Ukon Katakuri exists solely within the Sailor Moon anime and never appears in the original manga.
Ukon Katakuri works as a manga artist in Tokyo.
Ukon Katakuri is counted among the ordinary Tokyo civilians targeted for their Pure Heart Crystal by the Death Busters during the Sailor Moon S arc.
In the CWi English dub, Ukon Katakuri is renamed Charles Henry Clark.
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