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Mie Sayama, a girl with brown pigtails in a blue school uniform, raising her fists against a sparkling starry background.
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Mie Sayama

Character

Mie Sayama is a young girl who features in a single Sailor Moon R episode. A devoted fan of Sailor Moon and Sailor V, she is befriended by Minako Aino after being stood up for against bullies, and her faith helps turn the tide against a Cardian.

Age: 5-7 (approximate)
English Voice: Norma Dell'Agnese
Anime Voiced By: Taeko Kawata (Japanese), Norma Dell'Agnese (DiC English dub), Colleen O'Shaughnessey (Viz Media English dub)
Alignment: Civilian
Allegiances: Minako Aino
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Appearance

Mie is a small schoolgirl who wears her brown hair in twin tails. She turns up in her school uniform, its jacket pinned with a Sailor Moon badge that shows off her admiration for the heroine.

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Personality

Sharp for her age, Mie is not above faking tears to get her way, doing so early on and again to pressure a reluctant Minako into walking her to school. She also has a stubborn streak, clinging to her belief in Sailor V no matter how others mock her. Meeting Sailor Venus fills her with hope, and once she is rescued she happily adds Venus to her list of idols, chattering about her endlessly to Minako.

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History

Minako grows close to Mie after stepping in twice to shield her from bullies. The girl insists Sailor Moon is real and endures ridicule for it; when she asks Minako whether that is true, Minako answers that what matters is Mie's own belief, and admits she does know Sailor Moon. Minako then walks her to her kindergarten to confront the boys who had been picking on her class.

At the same time, the Cardian Gigaros has been striking kindergarten children aboard their school buses, so the other Inner Guardians send Usagi to guard Mie's class. Usagi slips onto the bus disguised as a teacher with her Disguise Pen, only to find Minako already there. When Gigaros attacks, the two become Sailor Moon and Sailor Venus, and with cheers from Mie, her classmates, and the Moonlight Knight, they bring the monster down with Crescent Beam Shower and Moon Princess Halation. Afterward Mie tells Minako she has become a Sailor Venus fan too.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mie Sayama in Sailor Moon?

Mie Sayama is a young girl who appears in a single Sailor Moon R episode as a devoted fan of Sailor Moon and Sailor V.

How does Mie Sayama meet Minako Aino?

Mie Sayama meets Minako Aino after Minako steps in twice to protect her from bullies at school.

What happens to Mie Sayama's kindergarten class?

Mie Sayama's kindergarten class becomes the target of the Cardian Gigaros, who has been striking kindergarten children aboard their school buses.

How does Mie Sayama help defeat Gigaros?

Mie Sayama cheers alongside her classmates and the Moonlight Knight as Sailor Moon and Sailor Venus bring down Gigaros with Crescent Beam Shower and Moon Princess Halation.

What does Mie Sayama look like?

Mie Sayama is a small schoolgirl with brown hair worn in twin tails, seen in her school uniform with a Sailor Moon badge pinned to the jacket.

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