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Aaron

A stage-exclusive figure, Aaron belongs to the Black Moon Clan and exists only within the Sailor Moon musical productions. A native of the planet Nemesis, she follows the clan to Earth alongside her sister Manna during their move against…

Ail

Ail stands as one of two central antagonists in the Makai Tree storyline that opens the second season of the 1990s Sailor Moon anime. A wanderer from beyond Earth, he settles briefly in Tokyo under the human alias Seijuro Ginga alongside…

Akan

Akan is a monstrous creation of the Dark Kingdom general Zoisite, an armadillo-inspired beast conjured during the first season of the 1990s Sailor Moon anime. Rather than his intended victim, the spell instead seizes an actor performing as…

Akane Gushiken

Akane Gushiken surfaces for a single episode of the Sailor Stars season as an up-and-coming stage director helming a musical built around the Three Lights. Guarded about her private life, she is secretly the nun and schoolteacher whom Rei…

Akiko Yanagi

Akiko Yanagi works as a producer at Jam Records and appears only in the 1990s Sailor Moon anime. Her storyline turns on a demo tape, a secret admirer, and a Youma named Kyurene who marks her as a target.

Akumuuda

Akumuuda ranks as the very last droid the Spectre Sisters put into play, conjured mainly by Calaveras with Petz assisting, and her purpose is to crush the Sailor Guardians. She turns up within Sailor Moon R's twenty-second episode, and her…

Alan

Among the string of boys Minako Aino falls for, Alan is the earliest to turn up in the anime. A resident of England, he belongs to her backstory through a painful three-way romance that also draws in her Interpol friend Katarina.

Albert pon Garajan

Albert pon Garajan conducts the New Tokyo Orchestra and appears in a single episode of the Sailor Stars season. Sailor Iron Mouse strips away his Star Seed and turns him into the Phage called Sailor Conductor.

Alice Itsuki

Alice Itsuki is an anime-exclusive idol and actress best known for headlining a live-action mystery drama series. She earns a place in Sailor Moon history as the very first person the season transforms into a Phage.

Amaderasu

Amaderasu is the seventh Cardian dispatched by the aliens Ail and An to harvest energy for the Makai Tree. Appearing in Sailor Moon R, she is remembered as one of the crueler Cardians for preying specifically on infants.

Amanju

Amanju is the eleventh Cardian that Ail sends out to feed the Makai Tree, and she stands out as the single member of her kind bold enough to defy him outright. Her one appearance lands in the eleventh episode of Sailor Moon R.

Amazoness Quartet

The Amazoness Quartet are four girlish agents of the Dead Moon Circus who serve Queen Nehelenia through her deputy Zirconia. Each carries an Amazon Stone that halts her aging, and the group is later revealed to be the brainwashed Sailor…

Amazon Trio

The Amazon Trio are three members of the Dead Moon Circus who begin as a tiger, a hawk, and a fish before magic reshapes them into men. Named for gemstones, Tiger's Eye, Hawk's Eye, and Fish Eye recur across the manga, the 1990s anime, the…

Ami Jr.

Ami Jr. is the young daughter of Ami Mizuno in the alternate-universe short story Parallel Sailor Moon. A studious third grader who mirrors her mother almost exactly, she eventually awakens as her own Sailor Guardian to defend Earth from…

Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury

In the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, Ami Mizuno is the shy prodigy who becomes Sailor Mercury, the second Inner Guardian recruited by Luna. Cool-headed and endlessly analytical, she serves as the team's strategist and brains, wielding water and…

Ami's Father

Ami's Father is the unnamed parent of Ami Mizuno, a wandering artist whose marriage to Saeko Mizuno ended in divorce. He drifts through his daughter's life mostly at a distance, mailing her paintings from the places his travels take him.

An

An, who walks among humans as the schoolgirl Natsumi Ginga, is one of the two alien antagonists of the Makai Tree arc in the anime's second season. Bonded to Ail and reliant on the Makai Tree for life, she drains human energy while chasing…

An Ohara

An Ohara is a young Tokyo girl from the anime's first season, best known as the owner of the cat Rhett Butler. Both the Sailor Guardians and Zoisite wrongly assume she carries the Violet Rainbow Crystal, when the gem actually rests inside…

Anshar

Anshar is a boy who appears in the game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story as the leader of the Oppositio Senshi. Devoted to his older sister Sin, he is pulled between pleasing her and the bond he forms with Chibiusa.

Aodine

Aodine is a blue, furry monster that appears not as a real threat but as a character within an in-universe live show. It performs in the Redman Show, a costumed stage attraction staged at the Dream Land amusement park.

Aquatici and Veneti

Aquatici and Veneti are a pair of Droids in Sailor Moon Crystal who answer to Saphir of the Black Moon Clan. Sent to destroy Usagi Tsukino, they meet their end at the power of Sailor Moon's transformation call, Moon Crystal Power, Make Up.

Artemis

In the animated series, Artemis is the white tomcat who advises Minako Aino, serving as Luna's male counterpart and co-mentor to the Sailor Senshi. Equal parts devoted helper and comic-relief screwup, he steers Venus through her duties…

Asako Misaki

Asako Misaki is a children's author whose lone appearance comes in the interactive game Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S: Kotaete Moon Call!, where she writes a role-playing picture book and becomes a Daimon's target when her Pure Heart…

Atsugessho

Atsugessho is a cosmetics-themed Droid dispatched by Berthier to seize the Otafukuya makeup shop, a spot destined to become a Crystal Point, and flood it with dark power by peddling sinister beauty products.

Autobiko

Autobiko is a biker-styled Lemures that Hawk's Eye turns loose against the Sailor Guardians in Sailor Moon SuperS. Modeled on a young motorcyclist, she barrels into her foes aboard an oversized tire that rolls them flat.

Avocadora

Avocadora is a produce-themed Droid called up by the Black Moon sisters Petz and Calaveras to steep the Juban supermarket in dark power, using cursed fruit to enslave shoppers and rot everything they touch.

Ayatoriko

Ayatoriko is a string-obsessed Lemures unleashed by Tiger's Eye against the Sailor Guardians in Sailor Moon SuperS, a spider-like creature who weaves cat's-cradle patterns into snares and hurled weapons.

Bakene

Bakene is a cat-shaped Youma who ranks seventh among the Seven Great Monsters. He lies sealed within the violet Rainbow Crystal before being reborn inside the body of a house cat, Rhett Butler, and his deep fondness for Luna keeps him from…

Bakkonko

Bakkonko is a seesaw-wielding Lemures whom Tiger's Eye calls into service, one of a matched pair that battles the Sailor Guardians with her partner Gittanko during the SuperS stretch of the Sailor Moon anime.

Balm

Balm is a fortune-telling Youma recruited by Jadeite to harvest human energy, exploiting people's hunger to glimpse their futures by slipping cursed tarot cards into her clients and driving them to misbehave.

Banane

Banane is a banana-themed cuckoo fairy who serves Queen Badiane, ranking among the candy-styled minions she recruits to gather up the children of the world during the events of the Sailor Moon SuperS feature film.

Berthier

In the second season of the original anime, Berthier serves as the third of the Black Moon Clan's Spectre Sisters, a water-wielding agent Rubeus deploys to seize Tokyo's Crystal Points. Her cold rivalry with Sailor Mercury eventually gives…

Bilhah Emerald

Bilhah Emerald is a minor antagonist confined to the Sailor Moon stage musicals, one of the followers who answer to Dark Plasman in the production centered on Kaguya Island.

Bipierrot

Bipierrot is the tenth Cardian that Ail unleashes to siphon human energy for the Makai Tree during Sailor Moon R. Sent to sabotage a stage production of Snow White, the umbrella-wielding monster turns a school play into a battlefield.

BiriBiri Dude

BiriBiri Dude is a Lemures of the Dead Moon Circus, an electric catfish clutching a microphone that JunJun calls up to aid the Amazoness Quartet in their hunt for Dream Mirrors during Sailor Moon SuperS.

Black Lady

Black Lady is the sinister, grown-up form that Chibiusa assumes in the Sailor Moon R season after Wiseman preys on her loneliness. As a devoted agent of the Black Moon Clan, she helps open the Dark Gate before her mother's love finally…

Black Moon Clan

The Black Moon Clan is the central villainous force of the second arc, an organization of exiles from the tenth planet Nemesis who wield the Malefic Black Crystal. Guided by Wiseman's hidden schemes, they journey back through time to hunt…

Blizzar

Blizzar is a snow-and-ice Youma from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, the third monster given form by Kunzite. Once a champion skier named Saeko Yamamoto, she is warped into a frost-wielding creature and sent to unmask the Sailor Guardians…

Bloody Dracul Vampir

Bloody Dracul Vampir, often shortened to Vampiru, is a figure from the Sailor Moon stage musicals. The half-human, half-vampire daughter of Count Dracul, she opens as a vengeful antagonist before crossing over to fight beside the Sailor…

Blue Bonbon Babies

The Blue Bonbon Babies are the blue-tinted set of Bonbon Babies that the fairy Poupelin calls up in the animated feature Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie, thrown at the Sailor Guardians on Queen Badiane's behalf.

Bonbon Babies

The Bonbon Babies are a class of small monsters featured in Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie, deployed by the fairy servants of Queen Badiane. The color of each one shifts to match whichever fairy commands it.

Bonnon

Bonnon is a genius loci, a place-bound spirit, who features in the Sailor Moon side story Ami's First Love, told in both a manga short and an animated special. She stirs to life to feed on Ami Mizuno's fierce studying drive.

Boss

Boss is the unseen ally who guides Minako Aino and Artemis through the Codename: Sailor V manga as they battle the Dark Agency. More voice than presence, this figure steers Sailor V's missions from the shadows.

Boule Brothers

In the Sailor Moon R anime, the Boule Brothers, Chiral and Achiral, serve the Black Moon Clan as a scheming duo. Esmeraude dispatches them to corrupt so-called Negative Points and pry open the Dark Gate.

Boxy

Boxy is a boxing-themed Youma from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime and the second of the Seven Great Monsters. Sealed within the orange Rainbow Crystal, he awakens inside the body of a priest.

Bunbo

Bunbo is a Swiss-army-knife lizard Youma from the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, ranking third among the Seven Great Monsters. Trapped in the yellow Rainbow Crystal, he is reborn inside the student Ryo Urawa.

Buranko

Buranko is a trapeze-artist Lemures drawn from the mid-1990s Sailor Moon SuperS anime. Hawk's Eye conjures her to hold off the Sailor Guardians while he combs a mechanic's dreams for the elusive Pegasus.

Calaveras

Calaveras is the second oldest of the Spectre Sisters, a Black Moon Clan unit that troubles the guardians throughout Sailor Moon R. Usually teamed with her sister Petz, she is eventually purified by the Silver Crystal and trades villainy…

Campanula

Campanula is a winged Flower Youma featured in the theatrical Sailor Moon R outing. Set to guard Fiore's asteroid, she rises to meet the Sailor Guardians as they soar over its surface late in the film's run.

Cardian

Cardians are the monster servants of Ail and An during the opening arc of Sailor Moon R. Sealed inside playing cards until summoned, they hunt human energy to feed the Makai Tree that keeps the alien pair alive.

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