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Zoyrin Geller

Character

Zoyrin and Geller are a linked pair of Youma conjured by Kunzite from two figure skaters, Misha and Janelyn, in a scheme to expose Sailor Moon. Fighting as a mirrored duo, they turn an ice rink into a lethal arena before Moon Healing Escalation returns them to human form.

Alignment: Dark Kingdom

Also Known As

Misha and Janelle (DiC English dub)MishaJanelyn
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Appearance

The two halves of the pair look nothing alike. Zoyrin, the male, has green hair and a dark purple suit dotted with orange buttons beneath a sweeping red cape, his whole figure suggesting a nobleman sculpted from ice. Geller is pale-skinned and dressed in bold red and white with a pink sash, red gloves, and red boots; the antenna-like prongs rising from her headband lend her an almost insect-like outline.

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Personality

Their bond carries over from their human lives as skating partners, complete with the rivalry and jealousy that once ran between them. That same emotional current fuels them as monsters, and their strength swells whenever they move as one.

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History

Kunzite transforms the ice skaters Misha and Janelyn into this monstrous pair to bait a trap and uncover who Sailor Moon really is. Working the rink, Misha tests the skaters' ability while Janelyn runs their data through a computer to match any of the girls to a guardian; she quickly rules out the hopelessly clumsy Usagi. Noticing the attention Misha pays Makoto, Janelyn flares with jealousy and lashes out at both of them before the two reconcile and assume their creature forms.

They set upon Makoto but run into Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask, who, though bound to the Dark Kingdom, sides with her out of distaste for attacks on civilians. In battle the two fight in flawless unison, Zoyrin loosing freezing winds and cutting blasts with an athlete's power while Geller answers with sharp kicks, spinning strikes, and acrobatic ice work, the pair slicking the ground and raising shards to trap their prey. Kunzite then triggers a device above the rink meant to freeze everyone present, but Tuxedo Mask shatters it, and Moon Healing Escalation restores the monsters to the two skaters they once were.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are Zoyrin and Geller in Sailor Moon?

Zoyrin and Geller are a linked pair of Youma that Kunzite conjures from two ice skaters, Misha and Janelyn, to expose Sailor Moon's true identity. They fight together at an ice rink before being restored to human form.

How were Zoyrin and Geller created?

Kunzite transforms the figure skaters Misha and Janelyn into the monster pair Zoyrin and Geller as part of a trap meant to uncover which of the girls is secretly Sailor Moon.

What happens to Zoyrin and Geller in the end?

Sailor Moon's Moon Healing Escalation restores Zoyrin and Geller to their human forms as Misha and Janelyn after Tuxedo Mask destroys Kunzite's freezing device at the rink.

What powers do Zoyrin and Geller have?

Zoyrin unleashes freezing winds and cutting blasts, while Geller attacks with sharp kicks, spinning strikes, and acrobatic ice work, and the pair grow stronger whenever they move in unison.

Why does Kunzite create the monster pair Zoyrin and Geller?

Kunzite creates Zoyrin and Geller to test the ice skaters against the Sailor Guardians and use a data-matching scheme to identify Sailor Moon, targeting Makoto after noticing Misha's interest in her.

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