The Golden Mirror is a Dream Mirror unique to Sailor Moon SuperS. Pegasus takes refuge inside it to stay hidden from Queen Nehelenia, and the same mirror safeguards the lovely dream belonging to Chibiusa.
Appearing only in Sailor Moon SuperS, the Golden Mirror is a special variety of Dream Mirror. Its golden sheen is no accident, coming from the nearby influence of the Golden Crystal.
The mirror doubles as a hiding place. Pegasus conceals himself within it so that Queen Nehelenia cannot track him down. It also serves as a vessel that holds the beautiful dream carried by Chibiusa. At one point the mirror is drawn out of Sailor Chibi Moon after Zirconia's bat-shaped familiar, Zircon, strikes her.

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Chibiusa is the character most closely tied to the Golden Mirror in Sailor Moon, since her own beautiful dream rests inside it. Pegasus also relies on the mirror as a hiding place from Queen Nehelenia.
The Golden Mirror is a special variety of Dream Mirror that appears only in Sailor Moon SuperS. Its golden sheen comes from the nearby influence of the Golden Crystal.
Pegasus conceals himself within the Golden Mirror so that Queen Nehelenia cannot track him down.
At one point in Sailor Moon SuperS, the Golden Mirror is drawn out of Sailor Chibi Moon after Zirconia's bat-shaped familiar, Zircon, strikes her.
The Golden Mirror first appears in the Sailor Moon SuperS episode The Source of Darkness: Dead Moon Circus.
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