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Template:InfoboxCharacter Artemis is Minako's white guardian cat, as well as her advisor. He was the one who awoken Minako as Sailor V and has continued to watch over her since then.

Manga

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Artemis' human form

In the manga, Artemis is the guardian and advisor to Sailor Venus as well as her previous incarnation as Sailor V.

He is slightly forgetful and lazy, but when Minako turns to him for advice or his charge finds herself in trouble, he pulls himself together and becomes more of an actual father figure. He constantly picks on Minako but oftentimes is seen comforting her or going out of his way to try and make her dreams come true.

During the Dream arc Artemis takes on his human form when Sailor Venus is thrown off a ledge and saves her. He is also responsible for giving her her next power up.

He, Luna, and Diana are killed by Sailor Lethe in the last arc in order to 'damage' Sailor Moon.

Anime

Just like in the manga, Artemis is portrayed as a slightly lazy and love sick father figure to Minako. He often gets into trouble with Luna, and at one point is banished from her presence for looking at a nun; although he was actually looking at the Church and 'hoping to one day get married there'.

In the anime Artemis still does his best to help Minako realize and chase her dreams; sometimes pulling notebooks and audition papers out of her desk and submitting them in her place. In the movie called Hearts In Ice, he tries to walk sick Luna home, but she insists that she would go alone. Later, he confesses that he "should have walked her home", so he gets the girls to find her.

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Trivia

  • In a proposal by Toonmakers, Inc to dub Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, there is a white cat seen in the proposal clip. It is unknown whether this is supposed to be Luna or Artemis, or a combination of the two.
  • Artemis was the Greek goddess of the moon and hunting, the twin of Apollo and the daughter of Zeus and Leto. She was known as Diana to the Romans.
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