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Yumemi Yumeno

Character

Yumemi Yumeno is a gifted painter who works under a pen name and features in one episode of the original Sailor Moon anime. Quiet by nature, she is swept into the Dark Kingdom's search for the Rainbow Crystals hidden inside ordinary people.

Job: Artist
Likes: Painting
Gender: Female
Series: Sailor Moon
Resides: Tokyo, Japan
Species: Human
Japanese: 夢野 ユメミ
Alignment: Civilian
Japanese Voice: Yuriko Fuchizaka
English Voice Dic: Kathleen Laskey
English Voice Viz: Tara Sands
First Anime Appearance: The Painting of Love: Usagi and Mamoru Get Closer
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Appearance

A long brown braid falls down the right side of Yumemi's body, and her blue eyes usually sit behind glasses. For the episode she wears a matching light blue button-down shirt and skirt, adding a cardigan that is pink outside and lined in yellow for the outdoor scenes.

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Personality

Yumemi comes across as soft-spoken and reserved, painting under a pseudonym rather than her own name. She seems to carry a quiet awareness of things beyond the everyday, reacting with a wistful sadness to certain images and even sensing something unsettling about Zoisite.

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History

At an exhibition of her paintings, Yumemi meets Usagi and Mamoru and asks the pair to model for her; they agree and realize she is the artist behind the gallery's striking works. Zoisite then attacks and draws out her Rainbow Crystal, turning her into the monster Binah, also known as Veena. Sailor Moon heals her, and the restored Yumemi, newly self-assured, goes on to paint and display a self-portrait. She resurfaces briefly in episode 41, abducted by the corrupted Endymion and freed by Sailor Mercury, glimpsed only in a couple of cameos: once as a missing-artist news item on Ami's television, and again when Ami shatters the Black Crystal and the Seven Great Youma spill out in human form. Her name plays on a phrase for seeing something in a dream.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Yumemi Yumeno in Sailor Moon?

Yumemi Yumeno is a gifted painter who works under a pen name and appears in one episode of the original Sailor Moon anime. She is swept into the Dark Kingdom's search for the Rainbow Crystals hidden inside ordinary people.

How does Zoisite target Yumemi Yumeno?

After Yumemi Yumeno asks Usagi and Mamoru to model at an exhibition of her paintings, Zoisite attacks and draws out her Rainbow Crystal, transforming her into the monster Binah, also known as Veena.

What happens to Yumemi Yumeno after she is healed?

Sailor Moon heals Yumemi Yumeno, and the newly self-assured artist goes on to paint and display a self-portrait. She resurfaces briefly in episode 41, abducted by the corrupted Endymion and freed by Sailor Mercury.

What is Yumemi Yumeno's personality like?

Yumemi Yumeno comes across as soft-spoken and reserved, painting under a pseudonym rather than her own name. She seems to sense something unsettling about Zoisite and reacts with a quiet, wistful sadness to certain images.

What does the name Yumemi Yumeno mean?

Yumemi Yumeno's name plays on a Japanese phrase for seeing something in a dream, fitting for a painter whose work first catches Usagi and Mamoru's eye.

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