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Kakyuu's Incense Burner

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Kakyuu's Incense Burner is a small censer from the planet Kinmoku. Princess Kakyuu shelters inside it to recover after reaching Earth, and its Sweet Olive scent becomes a clue that draws the Sailor Starlights toward her.

Scent: Sweet Olive (Osmanthus fragrans)
Origin: Kinmoku
Japanese: 香炉
Used For: Incense, resting
First Anime Appearance: Butterflies of Light: A New Chapter On the Horizon
First Manga Appearance: Act 51 Stars 2
First Crystal Appearance: Sailor Moon Cosmos
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Overview

A little censer brought from Kinmoku, this incense burner is where Princess Kakyuu takes refuge shortly after arriving on Earth. It figures in the manga, the 90s anime, and Crystal. The Sailor Starlights know the object on sight, and it releases the fragrance of Sweet Olive, the flower Osmanthus fragrans. Once Kakyuu reaches Earth, the burner passes into the keeping of Chibi Chibi.

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Function

Beyond scenting the air with incense, the burner doubles as a resting place. Kakyuu withdraws inside it to heal and regain her strength, concealed from those who might do her harm while she waits to fully awaken. In the anime its perfume is pictured as drifting butterflies of light throughout the Sailor Stars season.

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In the manga and Crystal, Chibi Chibi discovers Kakyuu in distress the moment she arrives and carries the burner, with the princess hidden within, to Usagi's home. Usagi catches its scent and senses it matches the Starlights, though she cannot place the memory. As Kakyuu recuperates over the following month, Chibi Chibi tells her about Sailor Moon and the Starlights. Seiya eventually recognizes the burner and its smell, and when the Starlights come to reclaim it, Kakyuu steps out to greet her guardians and head off a fight.

The anime follows a similar path. Chibi Chibi comes upon the burner in episode 191, the Starlights realize she holds it in episode 193 and try to seize it by force outside Juban High School, clashing with Makoto in the process. It is later revealed that Kakyuu had been sheltering inside all along, biding her time until she could awaken.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kakyuu's Incense Burner?

Kakyuu's Incense Burner is a small censer brought from the planet Kinmoku. Princess Kakyuu takes refuge inside it to recover shortly after arriving on Earth.

What scent does Kakyuu's Incense Burner give off?

Kakyuu's Incense Burner releases the fragrance of Sweet Olive, the flower Osmanthus fragrans. In the anime, this perfume is pictured as drifting butterflies of light.

Who discovers Kakyuu hidden inside the incense burner?

Chibi Chibi discovers Princess Kakyuu in distress the moment she arrives on Earth and carries the incense burner, with Kakyuu hidden inside, to Usagi's home.

How do the Sailor Starlights find Kakyuu's Incense Burner?

Seiya eventually recognizes the incense burner and its scent. In the anime, the Starlights realize Chibi Chibi holds it and try to seize it by force outside Juban High School, clashing with Makoto in the process.

Why does Princess Kakyuu hide inside the incense burner?

Princess Kakyuu withdraws inside the incense burner to heal and regain her strength. She stays concealed from those who might harm her while she waits to fully awaken.

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