Every Sailor Moon Monster of the Week, ranked by hotness: 130 - 101

130. JARAJARA JOU

Lemures, Ep 154

JaraJara Jou, a Lemures from Sailor Moon episode 154. Her head resembles a large red tulip with a white face on the front. She wears green on her torso, arms and neck. Her chest is a bulky pink slot machine, with the reels halfway between three 7s and three Ks.

It’s JaraJara Jou again, and this time the reels on her chest are unambiguously displaying three 7s, so that’s an improvement. Now we can see more of her body, including the mouth-like coin dispenser for the slot machine, located on her abdomen. She’s surrounded by a giant skirt of upturned magenta petals with gold balls on the tips.

We've seen a bland flower monster with U-Baulla… but what if there was a flower monster with too much going on? JaraJara Jou is a giant tulip, but she’s also a slot machine. A slot machine that in the first image reads KK… oh, that’s not good. Um. Yeah. She’s holding her arms up with her elbows bent, in a way that makes me think of White Diamond from Steven Universe, but somehow the main thing that keeps coming to mind is that bleak Dutch children’s book about the kid who turns into a gas pump.
I think the plan was to make all of CereCere’s Lemures plant themed, but they only ended up giving her two of them, and they also wanted this one to be a slot machine so you just end up with this very confused design. Maybe there’s some connection between tulips and slot machines that I’m missing?

129. SAILOR ARTIST

Phage, Ep 183

Sailor Artist, a Phage from Sailor Moon episode 183. He has a human shape, but his whole body appears to be made of brown clay, with his head, neck and hands as a more grayish-brown. His head has ridges that vaguely resemble hair, and he has red eyes and fangs. He also has a sailor collar, as Phage generally do.

This guy is Clayface, more or less, but the issue is his personality. The tortured artist thing might seem cute at first, but a guy who routinely smashes his artwork in frustration is throwing up so many red flags. "Oh, but he's a monster, it's not like he can help it!" I'm sorry to say that he was routinely doing this before he was transformed into a Phage.
I dunno, man, I get that as artists we can frequently be harsh on our own work, but this guy’s habit of just breaking everything in a rage isn’t some romantic vision of a tortured artist. It’s really bad. And yeah, sure, monsters are always breaking shit, but like I said, this is a habit he had as a human too, and that’s the real problem here. We see a flashback to him doing it in front of Rei when she was a small child. Don’t fly into an uncontrollable rage in front of a child! Go to therapy! Oh, by the way - This guy’s name, obvious though it may be, was unknown for a long time because it’s never mentioned in the show or listed in the credits, and this season didn’t have published guides like the earlier ones. Someone eventually found it on… I think it was a VHS tape summarizing the season, and it listed the monsters? Prior to then, some people in the fandom called him “Shippai Sakuda”, since that’s the thing he says.

128. DOGBA

Droid, Ep 79

Dogba, a Droid from Sailor Moon episode 79. She has very, very red skin. It’s a very saturated red. Like, polyamory flag red. Her hair is white, and she has a gem on her forehead. Her outfit is a black sleeveless bodysuit with a lilac belt and bright pink half-skirt, and she’s holding a whip. There are just so many clashing colors here.

A monster wielding a whip, who collars her opponents? You might think this would be right up my alley, but no. My main issue - well, you know, aside from the whole "animal abuse" angle, that's pretty bad too - is that her skin is an eye-obliterating red, which combined with the white hair makes her look like a video game sprite with a glitched color palette.
The specific one that comes to mind is Wechnia, a glitch character from Knuckles Chaotix, a.k.a. the only Sega 32X game anyone’s heard of. He was Knuckles but with the wrong color palette, appearing mostly white and red, and looking super weird as what should have been smooth gradients of colors were instead just all kinds of clashing colors at random.

127. BAKENE

Youma, Ep 31

Bakene, a Youma from Sailor Moon episode 31. He’s a big, hairy cat guy, with long limbs and a hunched over posture. His fur is dark blue and light turquoise, and he has two large metal collars and some metal bracelets.

Look, I’m as much of a furry as the next transsexual, but Bakene is a bit too much of a regular cat for me. And frankly, this show where cats can have human-like intelligence and language skills raises a lot of questions about interspecies attraction I don’t feel qualified to answer.
Hey, so isn’t it weird how most of the reincarnations of the Seven Great Youma have weird powers even when they’re not monsters? Crane Joe has telekinesis, Urawa has clairvoyance, that Yumemi lady sees people’s past lives, Rei’s grandpa has exorcism powers that he uses against Zoisite, and Rhett Butler has the Tuxedo Mask danger sensing ability but for Luna instead of Sailor Moon. We don’t see enough of the priest to find out what his deal is, so that just leaves Reika, who actually appears a few times throughout the show but never displays any powers. That we know of. What’s she hiding?

126. PEROPERO

Lemures, Ep 158

PeroPero, a Lemures from Sailor Moon episode 158. Here we go. This first form of PeroPero is a giant ball of candy, half unwrapped so that we can see her face. The face is turquoise, with a tuft of blonde hair, and kind of resembles a rabbit’s face, with long white ears. She has pink hearts painted on her cheeks, and a happy expression. This will change.

PeroPero is the same shape as before, but now her face is purple and pink, and she has a demonic expression with yellow eyes and sharp teeth.

Now PeroPero has taken on a human-like form. Her skin is turquoise and she has long blonde hair. Her outfit resembles that of a Playboy bunny girl, albeit made of candy wrapper, and she still has the rabbit ears. She holds a lollipop wand. This still isn’t super normal, but it’s as normal as this monster is going to get.

PeroPero is now an amorphous blob of turquoise candy goo. She still has a face, but most of the rest of her is just kind of a puddle. She doesn’t seem to be having a great time and I mostly just feel sorry for her. As alarming as this sight is, though, I think her prior forms somewhat desensitized me.

She has like four different forms, only one of which is something I can easily assess in terms of human attractiveness. I dunno, she’s pretty unnerving on the whole, and I consider her to be an unofficial member of the ball Lemures family. I wonder when we’ll see more of them?

125. PUKO

Lemures, Ep 132

Puko, a Lemures from Sailor Moon episode 132. Imagine a giant, round, turquoise balloon with a red stripe. Now imagine that balloon has a face, and tiny, vestigial hands and feet. That’s Puko. That’s kind of all there is to her, in this form.

Puko has now taken on a more human form, though she’s still very clearly made of shiny rubber. She now has purple hair, also rubber.

Speak of the devil. She’s the first ball Lemures chronologically, and… okay, the inflatable balloon lady thing isn’t for me, but I kinda wish they hadn’t also given her the human form. Like, have the courage of your convictions. Embrace that Roald Dahl-esque weirdness. On the other hand, I do think her evident annoyance in the second picture is justified. I'd certainly be annoyed if I was a living balloon who just got summoned by a guy who left a bunch of sharp objects around the battlefield. It honestly strikes me as unethical to deploy such an easily burst individual in battle.

124. YASHA

Youma, Ep 23

Yasha, a Youma from Sailor Moon episode 23. She’s a traditionally dressed Japanese lady wearing blue, yellow and pink. Her face is covered with a Noh mask, and she has long black hair. Aside from the mask she looks fairly human.

Yasha has now lost the mask. Her skin is now greenish, her face is demonic with yellow eyes, and she has white hair and drill-like horns. The pink parts of her outfit have now been replaced with red.

Yasha is Zoisite’s… espionage Youma, I guess, who he uses to keep tabs on Nephrite when he’s out being a creep. She has the marginally uncanny-valley masked form, and then her true, demonic form, which is more grotesque but less uncanny. More canny?

123. KYURENE

Youma, Ep 6

Kyurene, a Youma from Sailor Moon episode 6. She has greenish skin and long red hair, and a number of bat-like features including large ears and giant purple wings. Her arms are black with claw-like hands, and her outfit is magenta, but a large tuft of red hair is visible on her chest.

Kyurene’s an entertaining and menacing villain, and arguably the first truly interesting monster design we see in the show. I’m definitely filing her in the “Not my thing, but cool” category, and I applaud the bold decision to give her what I can only describe as boob fur. Man, this episode was so much fun and so weird. I wonder if… Yep, it was Ikuhara’s first episode as director.

122. YAMANDAKKA

Cardian, Ep 58

Yamandakka, a Cardian from Sailor Moon episode 58. She has pale skin, dark blue hair, and six arms. She’s wearing a mustard yellow robe and headdress, and she’s seated on a giant hovering lotus flower.

Yamandakka in closeup, and we can see her multiple faces. There are four in total, but we can only see three of them here as they sort of wrap around her head. Each face has the kanji for a number on the forehead, and the face currently facing us has the kanji for 3. She’s shrugging.

This monster references a specific Buddhist deity, and my main issue here is the potential weirdness of dating the god of someone else’s religion, not the extra heads and arms. Dating someone with multiple heads is just a more efficient form of polyamory, after all.
So, I could be wrong here, but I think Yamandakka is the only monster who was never defeated onscreen. We see her get caught up in the Makaiju’s rampage, but we see nothing of her after that, so it’s possible she’s still hanging around somewhere.

121. TESUNI

Youma, Ep 14

Tesuni, a Youma from Sailor Moon episode 14. She has pale white skin, spiked orange hair, and large pointed ears with black tips. Her outfit is mostly black, and flares out into huge red points at the shoulders. She’s holding a tennis racket made of flame, with a ball of energy hovering in front of it.

Tesuni’s pretty weird looking, but she’s a lot higher on this list than she probably should be because… she just gives me a lot of really gay vibes. Is it the tennis thing? Yeah, I mean, kind of, but you’re not gonna convince me this isn’t 100% a lesbian Youma.
I guess people mostly remember this monster for that bit where she encases Sailor Moon’s body in a giant tennis ball, and awakened… well, I’m not sure exactly what fetish being stuck in a giant tennis ball encompasses, but evidently it’s a formative memory for a lot of people.

120. VAMPIR

Cardian, Ep 47

Vampir, a Cardian from Sailor Moon episode 47. She’s a buff lady with lavender skin and spiked blue hair. She’s wearing a green leotard that looks like it’s made of some kind of plant material. One of her arms ends in a giant red flower that she’s pointing at the viewer.

Speaking of monsters getting extra points for gay reasons… Vampir’s the first Sailor Moon character voiced by Megumi Ogata, future voice of Sailor Uranus, so there’s plenty of lesbian vibes even before you consider that she’s butch, buff and a literal lavender menace.

119. BLIZZAR

Youma, Ep 38

Blizzar, a Youma from Sailor Moon episode 38. She has pale lilac skin and long blue hair. Her top consists of two snowmen with buckets on their heads, and she also wears a large snowman head on her lower body. She has turquoise sleeves and pants, but honestly it’s hard to focus on anything besides the snowmen.

There’s a lot going on here, but… but… snowman boobs. I want to talk about how this is a more whimsical style of monster design that would really come to fruition in the third season, but… snowman boobs. I’m sorry. I know your eyes are up there but YOUR BOOBS ARE SNOWMEN

118. FLAU

Youma, Ep 3

Flau, a Youma from Sailor Moon episode 3. She has pink skin, reddish-brown hair and an angular face with a mark on her forehead. She has noticeably wide shoulders, and is wearing a green one-shoulder dress. To those of you reading the alt text, hello! Hope you’re enjoying it. I’m not gonna make those jokes here either, though.

Look at that strong jawline and those broad shoulders. If it was just us trans people, there are certain jokes I could make at this point, but… yeah. What’s important is that there are a lot of people who are probably into this. Which is good. For me.

117. LAKE MONSTER

Ep 40

The Lake Monster from Sailor Moon episode 40. Her upper body is humanoid with light green skin and long pink hair, with large fin-like ears. Her lower body is serpentine and very long, covered in dark blue scales.

Imagine you got dumped and you were so mad that you turned into the Loch Ness Monster. That's what happened to this lady. The Lake Monster is entertaining because - at the risk of sounding like too much of a Lafcadio Hearn - Japanese folklore really is full of shit at least as wild as this. It’s cool that in addition to the main villains, there’s also just stuff like this in the Sailor Moon universe. Vengeful ghosts are just a fact of life and sometimes they’ll ruin your vacation.

116. FALION

Cardian, Ep 49

Falion, a Cardian from Sailor Moon episode 49. She’s a pink anthropomorphic lion, with a mane and hair that’s a lighter pink. That’s pretty much it.

I don’t think we’re quite there yet, but we’re approaching a level of furry that I’m on board with. So… this is a pink and white lion. Doesn’t Steven Universe reference a ton of nineties anime, including this one? Do you think… maybe… Nah, it’s probably nothing.
I think this Cardian is another Buddhism reference because she sometimes appears with a spectral wheel that I think is supposed to represent the Dharmachakra.

115. LESHY

Cardian, Ep 51

Leshy, a Cardian from Sailor Moon episode 51. In closeup, she has a pale white face and long dark blue hair. She looks very human and specifically has traditional Japanese dress and makeup.

It’s Leshy again, but she looks very different. She now has a dog-like face and yellow eyes, and is lunging towards the viewer.

Leshy’s another monster I’m not sure how to rank because of her two very different forms: traditionally feminine human lady, and… I want to say some sort of angry dog? Also she’s kind of a tree monster, with root-like structures around her legs, but that doesn’t really come across in these images. So like, she’s technically a tree monster but it’s pretty de-emphasized. I dunno about this, I’m very particular about my plant monsters.

114. MANEMANE MUSUME

Lemures, Ep 152

ManeMane Musume, a Lemures from Sailor Moon episode 152. She resembles an anthropomorphic monkey, with red and white skin and a long red tail. She wears a green shirt with a face on it, the eyes positioned on her boobs, and green gloves. She has a beige hat, and her expression is drawn in a fairly simplistic way, with round black dots for eyes and a wide open mouth.

Given my strong dislike of monkeys I’m a little surprised she’s not ranked lower, but ManeMane Musume is a mimic who copies other people’s faces, so she doesn’t spend much time in full-on monkey mode. I… like her hat? I’m less sold on the eye nipples. Yeah, so my antipathy towards monkeys means I’m not really okay with all this, but designing an attractive lady who’s also a monkey can certainly go a lot worse if Candy Kong’s anything to go by.

113. CHOKOKKAR

Daimon, Ep 107

Chokokkar, a Daimon from Sailor Moon episode 107. She’s like if Two Face from Batman was designed by Picasso. One half of her face is pale white and fairly ordinary-looking, albeit with a pointed ear. The other half is blue and purple, the eye is large and yellow with exaggerated eyelashes and no eyebrow, and the pointed ear is much larger. The white, blue and purple cover the rest of her body in swirling patterns, along with some streaks of red. She has green hair and wears a red beret. She’s also wearing a long beige coat, which she’s holding open to reveal a set of sculptor’s tools held inside.

Chokokkar has now lost the jacket, revealing that the white, blue, purple and red pattern is spread over her whole body. She has spikes on her arms, and she’s sitting in a sandpit, manipulating the sand into a solid shape.

Now this is how you do an artist monster. Chokokkar is delightfully weird, leaving the fighting to minions she makes out of sand. As for attractiveness… have you ever been turned on by a Picasso painting? For myself, I can confidently say… only like four or five times.
I did think about including her two created golem minions on this list, but there’s not a lot about them to judge, plus that would have opened the door to including all kinds of other sub-minions like those living candy drop things that PeroPero spits out, and I feel like judging the attractiveness of a cluster of tiny turquoise spheres is beyond the scope of this project.

112. SAILOR MUSICIAN

Phage, Ep 192

Sailor Musician, a Phage from Sailor Moon episode 192. How many different musician-themed items can you fit into a single character design? Let’s find out! Sailor Musician has pale white skin, long pink hair, and wears a teal domino mask. He’s holding a keytar-shaped weapon, and he has antennae shaped like drumsticks. His outfit resembles the body of a teal electric guitar, with a ruff patterned like piano keys, drum shoulder pads, and trumpets for sleeves. He has white leggings covered in sheet music and his purple and teal boots are decorated with treble clefs.

Fun fact: Sailor Musician is the very last monster to appear in the anime. And it feels like they just threw everything at the wall for this design. There’s so much going on here that he doesn’t even have the sailor collar that most Phage have, there just isn’t room for it. He might be appealing if he had, like, half of the design elements he actually does.

111. TOBIKIRI YAROU

Lemures, Ep 155

Tobikiri Yarou, a Lemures from Sailor Moon episode 155. Here goes. He has turquoise skin and blonde hair, a small amount of which is visible beneath his red and white jester’s hat. He’s wearing a kind of wingsuit with purple sleeves and brown pants, and large pink wings running from his wrists to his legs. The body of his costume looks like a giant cartoonish flying squirrel head, with eyes pointing in different directions. He’s hovering a few feet above the ground.

Tobikiri Yarou in closeup, so we can see his makeup: red vertical lines over his eyes, and a squirrel-like nose.

Once again, I’m looking at a Lemures that I’m at a loss to describe, let alone rank. He’s a… flying squirrel, only the face is where its chest should be. Look, don’t give him a hard time. It’s clear he made his fursuit himself and we all have to start somewhere.
Yeah... This guy didn’t feel like enough of a straight up clown to put him with the other clowns, but I’m starting to have my regrets.

110. SAILOR CONDUCTOR

Phage, Ep 180

Sailor Conductor, a Phage from Sailor Moon episode 180. His head is bright magenta, and has a protrusion coming out of the top of it, making it look like a musical note. The rest of his body is yellow and decorated with red musical notes. He wears a long black waistcoat with an orange sailor collar, and wields eight conductor’s batons.

You know, I don’t have any real issues with this guy’s appearance. He might even be kind of cute. Oh, just one thing, though. Did he stretch a condom over his entire head? Because that’s what it looks like. I’m not saying it’s a dealbreaker, I’m just… concerned.

109. GIGAROS

Cardian, Ep 52

Gigaros, a Cardian from Sailor Moon episode 52. She’s muscular, with pale yellow skin and hair consisting of orange spikes. She has a giant pair of bird-like wings, and wears a garment resembling a short Ancient Greek chiton secured with a belt. She also gold spaulders on her shoulders and vambraces on her forearms. Why yes, I did end up looking up a lot of old timey clothing terminology for this description, and I’m only 50-60% sure I’m using any of it correctly.

A big buff lady with a clear Ancient Greek influence? I consider it a real failure of design that Gigaros is 109 on this list and not number 1. This should absolutely be my thing, but instead she’s just so bland and forgettable. Ah well. Someday my Amazon will come.

108. U-HENSHUU

Daimon, Ep 113

U-Henshuu, a Daimon from Sailor Moon episode 113. She has pale blue skin and dark green hair tied up in a bun, with small demon horns on her head. Her outfit consists of an open jacket worn over her naked torso, with a tie, collar and skirt. All are made of jello fabric with black tiger stripes. She has a pencil behind one ear, has long red nails, and two of her fingers on one hand form a pair of scissors.

Lum looks really mean ever since she got that office job. I’ve actually never been able to figure out if this design is an intentional reference to Lum, but anyway, U-Henshuu is an editor monster who menaces a manga author. Wow, did Hisashi Eguchi write this episode?
I'm kind of joking, but kind of not. There’s a genuine possibility that this monster is an oblique reference to Hisashi Eguchi. She attacks using giant blank manuscripts, and Eguchi would famously highlight the artist’s fear of a blank page in his manga, including in Stop!! Hibari-kun! where the blank pages manifested as ever-encroaching white alligators. Eguchi struggled a great deal with deadlines and was constantly going on hiatus, something that caused no end of headaches for the staff of the Stop!! Hibari-kun! anime, as they ran out of source material halfway through production. And one of the writers for that show was Shigeru Yanagawa, who was also on the writing staff for Sailor Moon’s first three seasons! So I’m just saying, one of the writers having history with a notoriously deadline-averse manga author could well have played a role here. Also, uh, check out my podcast about Stop!! Hibari-kun! Yeah, burying this plug in the middle of a long list is about the level of self-promotion I’m comfortable with.

107. ELEPHANKO

Lemures, Ep 146

Elephanko, a Lemures from Sailor Moon episode 146. Hahahaha. This one is great. An elephant takes up most of the image, but the important part is at the bottom. The elephant is standing on a striped ball with a face. This is Elephanko, another ball Lemures. She has a smug expression.

Elephanko now has a human form… sort of. Her skin is turquoise, and she has purple stockings, plus a purple bikini with most of the front cut out, with the top section consisting of two white cups decorated with concentric circles. Her head is enormous and dome shaped, basically the upper section of the ball. Her face is pale yellow and the section above her face has green and orange stripes. She’s quite a sight.

Okay, hear me out. Elephanko is hilarious. She reveals that Sailor Moon killed her brother-in-law, Gum Mario… and then thanks her for it, he was an asshole. She’s the only monster to no-sell Tuxedo Mask’s rose. And her human form is… well, just look at it. Amazing. On the other hand... the knowledge that Lemures have lives complex enough to involve families and marriage makes me feel really weird about Sailor Moon annihilating them every week.

106. WIDOW

Youma, Ep 16

Widow, a Youma from Sailor Moon episode 16. She’s a spider lady. She has orange skin and purple hair, and wears black. Two antennae are on her head, and she has a large abdomen-like segment attached to her back. Her hands are instead black claws, and two extra pairs of black limbs.

Of all the spider monsters in Sailor Moon, Widow’s certainly the first. How cute you think she is is gonna depend a lot on your feelings about spiders. Really, we don’t see a ton of her, and the main impression I get when I think of her is that she’s… really, really orange. Honestly the fight with her is mostly memorable for that bit where Ami and Rei come down from the ceiling on a lift labelled “the happy couple”.

105. AYATORIKO

Lemures, Ep 139

Ayatoriko, a Lemures from Sailor Moon episode 139. She’s another spider lady. She has blue skin, red eyes and long turquoise hair. Part of her face is painted white, with two red dots that resemble a second set of eyes. She wears a magenta shirt, and her lower body is black, with her butt resembling a large abdomen. It also has four small spider limbs attached. She’s jumping past the viewer, with a network of strings representing cat’s cradle in the background. This lady loves cat’s cradle.

And here’s the other spider monster. Most of the Amazon Trio’s Lemures are pretty strongly themed as circus performers, but Ayatoriko’s just really into… cat’s cradle. Yeah. I don’t really get it, but she gets the edge over Widow for having a more creative design.
Man this episode has some really fun parts, like a kid samurai played by Sakura Tange, but the whole thing is undermined by the “Your parents love you really even if they’re outright abusive” message. It’s such an artefact of that specific time period.

104. AMANJU

Cardian, Ep 57

Amanju, a Cardian from Sailor Moon episode 57. She has light green skin, dark blue hair, red eyes, and oni-like horns on her head. Furthering the oni connection, her outfit is yellow with black pattens vaguely resembling tiger stripes. She has fluffy pink fabric lining parts of her outfit, and also two pink pom-poms hanging from it.

The most appealing thing about Amanju is her attitude. She listens to nobody. She does what she likes. And while I can’t endorse her fanatical dislike of ducks, I do appreciate her dedication to dismantling the exploitative hierarchy of the villain-monster relationship. She's the Cardian who just flat-out ignores Ail’s orders and goes on a rampage. I think the implication is that this is a symptom of the Makaiju’s decline in health, but it’s not super clear, so maybe she is just a rebel.

103. THETIS

Youma, Ep 12

Thetis, a Youma from Sailor Moon episode 12. She has pale, off-white skin and long black hair with red eyes. The rest of her face lacks features. Her outfit is blue with lilac gloves, and she’s wearing a tiara with a large pointed crescent shape on it. Also both of her arms have three long, thin spikes coming off them.

For most of Thetis’ screentime, she’s using her conventionally attractive human form to hit on Jadeite. Her true form is… similar, but with no facial features and probably inconvenient arm blades. I have to be honest, the arm blades are bothering me way more than the face.
Thetis was one of Queen Beryl’s Youma, but teamed up with Jadeite, seemingly because she was really, really into him. So are human/Youma relationships a thing in the Dark Kingdom? Anyway, Thetis ended up eating a Moon Tiara Action and Beryl blamed Jadeite, leading to a desperate last-ditch plan that ended with him getting hit by a plane. Sucks to suck.

102. SAILOR CHEF

Phage, Ep 179

Sailor Chef, a Phage from Sailor Moon episode 179. His head is dark gray and shaped like the neck of a bottle, and his face is lilac colored. He has a green sailor collar and red shoulder coverings. He has a large metal pot strapped to his back.

Here’s Sailor Chef from further away. He’s pretty bulky, and most of his body is shiny, dark gray and possibly metallic. The red coverings are also on his knee and elbow joints, and he’s wearing a white apron.

I don’t think Sailor Chef is unattractive. I don’t think Sailor Chef is attractive. My overwhelming impression of Sailor Chef is that he looks like he should be a boss in one of the later Mega Man games. He’d be called Skillet Man or something. Most of the Phage don’t have especially complicated personalities, but I remember this guy employing some actual strategy and trying to bribe Sailor Moon with cake.

101. DOBURIN

Daimon, Ep 97

Doburin, a Daimon from Sailor Moon episode 97. She has lilac skin, yellow eyes and fin-like ears. She’s wearing a black and red swimsuit and has two large innertubes around her. She wears a swimming cap and goggles, and has a snorkel.

It’s Doburin again, but she’s removed her swimming cap to reveal a bald head and a black star mark.

I really wish I liked Doburin more than I do. A bald Daimon has the potential to be really cute! Alas, this design doesn’t quite work for me. I also have questions about the logistics of a Daimon egg fusing with pool water, but Ikuhara has stopped answering my emails.