Sailor Conductor
CharacterSailor Conductor is an orchestra-themed Phage from the Stars anime, created when Sailor Iron Mouse pulled the Star Seed from a man named Albert pon Garajan. Appearing in a single episode, the monster hurls batons at Eternal Sailor Moon before it is purified.
Appearance
Shaped around the image of a music conductor, the Phage emerges from Albert pon Garajan once his Star Seed is removed, serving Shadow Galactica for its lone episode.
Personality
Like the rest of its kind it acts on a single compulsion, to strike at Eternal Sailor Moon, with no will of its own beyond the attack.
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History
Albert stepped outside for air after chatting with Usagi and Seiya, where a woman named Chuuko Nezu approached him, revealed herself as Sailor Iron Mouse, and extracted his Star Seed. The seed came up empty, disappointing her, and when Eternal Sailor Moon arrived she retreated in her telephone booth, leaving Albert to change into Sailor Conductor. The monster flung conducting batons at Sailor Moon and pinned her against a wall until the Sailor Starlights arrived and hit it with Star Serious Laser. With Sailor Star Healer and Sailor Star Maker freeing Sailor Moon, Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss then restored Albert. It stands as the final Phage that Iron Mouse ever produced.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Sailor Conductor in Sailor Moon?
Sailor Conductor is an orchestra-themed Phage from the Stars anime, created when Sailor Iron Mouse pulled the Star Seed from a man named Albert pon Garajan. It appears in a single episode and hurls batons at Eternal Sailor Moon before being purified.
Who was the human host for Sailor Conductor?
Sailor Conductor was created from Albert pon Garajan, a man whose Star Seed was extracted by Sailor Iron Mouse after he stepped outside for air.
Which Animamate created Sailor Conductor?
Sailor Iron Mouse, disguised as Chuuko Nezu, created Sailor Conductor by extracting Albert pon Garajan's Star Seed.
What weapon does Sailor Conductor use?
Sailor Conductor flings conducting batons at its opponents, pinning Sailor Moon against a wall until the Sailor Starlights intervened.
How was Sailor Conductor defeated?
The Sailor Starlights struck Sailor Conductor with Star Serious Laser and freed Sailor Moon, who then restored Albert pon Garajan with the Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss; it was the final Phage Sailor Iron Mouse ever produced.
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- Animated byToei Animation
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