Yosaku Eda is a film actor who crosses paths with the Sailor Guardians in a single Sailor Moon S episode. His brush with danger comes when one of the Death Busters' Daimon singles him out for his Pure Heart Crystal.
Yosaku Eda appears as an adult man who makes his living on screen, shown at his craft on a movie set.
Little of his temperament is drawn out during his brief scene. He is presented plainly as a working actor whose day on set is interrupted by the Daimon's attack.

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His only appearance falls in episode 112, Who is the True Messiah? Chaos of Light and Darkness. While at work on a movie, Yosaku becomes the mark for one of Mimete's Daimon, which pins him down and pulls his Pure Heart Crystal out through his mouth, then swallows it. Super Sailor Moon destroys the creature and the stolen crystal returns to him. The English dub renamed him Joshua Ita. His given name pairs the characters for ocean and for work, while his surname joins those for an inlet and a rice field.
Yosaku Eda is a film actor who appears in a single episode of Sailor Moon S. He becomes a target of one of the Death Busters' Daimon, which pursues his Pure Heart Crystal.
While working on a movie set, Yosaku Eda is attacked by one of Mimete's Daimon, which pins him down and pulls his Pure Heart Crystal out through his mouth. Super Sailor Moon destroys the Daimon and his crystal is returned to him.
Yosaku Eda appears in episode 112 of Sailor Moon S, titled Who is the True Messiah? Chaos of Light and Darkness. It is his only appearance in the series.
In the English dub, Yosaku Eda is renamed Joshua Ita.
Yosaku Eda's given name pairs the characters for ocean and for work, while his surname joins the characters for an inlet and a rice field.
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