Vivian
CharacterVivian serves the Dark Agency, a villain who appears nowhere beyond Codename: Sailor V. Fronting as the head of a street gang locked in a turf feud over a park, she is really hunting human energy, reshaping those she drains into loyal servants until Sailor V brings her down. Her name points to the mineral vivianite.
Appearance
A cloth face mask nearly always conceals her, and a chain stays coiled in her hand. Her clothes lean into a tough, delinquent style: cloth wrappings for a top, a long dark coat thrown over them, matching dark trousers, and dark pumps. Long, pale, wavy hair spills down, the top half swept up and pinned with flower clips.
Personality
Vivian acts the part of a gang leader, endlessly warring with Saito's crew over control of a park. The rivalry is a front for a darker aim: she regards the people around her as a mere reservoir of energy to be tapped. On introducing herself she loudly declares that she is the Dark Agency's President, a title the narrative never brings up again.
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History
From her base at the contested park, Vivian siphons energy off unsuspecting passersby, and once a person is emptied she twists them into a brainwashed follower under her command. The operation unravels when Sailor V sees past the staged gang war to the real scheme beneath it. In the showdown that follows, the guardian ends her, striking first with Crescent Super Beam before finishing the fight through Venus Power, Love Crescent Shower.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Vivian in Codename: Sailor V?
Vivian is a villain working for the Dark Agency who appears only in Codename: Sailor V. She poses as the leader of a street gang fighting over control of a park, using the rivalry as cover for her real mission of draining human energy.
What is Vivian's true goal in Codename: Sailor V?
Behind her staged gang war, Vivian is secretly harvesting human energy from unsuspecting people around the park she controls, then reshaping her drained victims into brainwashed servants.
How is Vivian usually disguised?
Vivian nearly always covers her face with a cloth mask and carries a chain, dressing in a tough, delinquent style with wrapped cloth clothing, a long dark coat, and dark trousers to fit her gang leader persona.
How does Sailor V defeat Vivian?
Sailor V uncovers the real scheme hiding behind Vivian's staged gang war and kills her in the fight that follows, striking first with Crescent Super Beam and finishing her with Venus Power, Love Crescent Shower.
Where does the name Vivian come from?
Vivian's name comes from vivianite, an iron phosphate mineral, following a naming pattern used for Dark Agency villains in Codename: Sailor V.
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- Animated byToei Animation
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