Sakurako Ougi is a minor anime-only student from the Sailor Moon R season, a fashion-club member who unwittingly recruits two disguised aliens to model for a school show.
The anime gives Sakurako no distinct physical description, leaving her a background figure defined more by her school and her love of clothes than by any set look.
Her one clear trait is a passion for fashion, the interest that steers her toward the school's clothing club and its culture-festival plans.
A student at T.A. Girls' Academy, Sakurako belongs to the fashion club. Together with her fellow members she approaches Seijuro and Natsumi Ginga, convinced the pair would make ideal models for the club's runway show at the school's culture festival. Viewers of the DiC English dub know her as Sarah Howe.
Sakurako Ougi is a minor anime-only student who attends T.A. Girls' Academy and belongs to its fashion club in Sailor Moon R.
Sakurako Ougi and her fellow fashion club members approach Seijuro and Natsumi Ginga, convinced the pair would make ideal models for the club's runway show at the school's culture festival.
Sakurako Ougi's one clear trait is her passion for fashion, the interest that steers her toward the school's clothing club and its culture-festival plans.
In the DiC English dub of Sailor Moon, Sakurako Ougi is known as Sarah Howe.
Sakurako Ougi first appears in the episode "The School Festival Is for Me?! Queen Rei's Song."
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