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Sailor Gekisha is a phage created by Sailor Iron Mouse when she removed Saki Itabashi's Star Seed.

Nomenclature and Etymology[]

"Gekisha" (激写) in Sailor Gekisha literally means "dramatic photograph," based on Saki Itabashi's professional occupation.

Geki (劇) means “drama,” and 写 sha means “photograph.”

Appearance[]

She had green skin and wore a costume featuring a hat resembling a turtle's head, a white sailor collar, and a red turtle shell on her back. On her right arm, she had a huge high-power objective, which she used to attack.

Information[]

After a photoshoot with the Three Lights, Saki had left the studio and was approached by Sailor Iron Mouse, who extracted her Star Seed. Minako Aino witnessed this and transformed into Sailor Venus. Saki's Star Seed turned black and when Sailor Iron Mouse made to leave the worthless Star Seed behind, she was confronted by Sailor Venus and shortly afterward, Eternal Sailor Moon. Sailor Iron Mouse dodged their attacks, however, and quickly escaped via her phone booth.

Saki then transformed into Sailor Gekisha and attacked Eternal Sailor Moon with her "Shutter Chance" attack. Sailor Moon dodged it but Sailor Venus was hit by the next attack and was knocked unconscious. The Sailor Starlights arrived and Sailor Gekisha attacked them. The three had managed to dodge the attack and Sailor Star Healer attacked it with Star Sensitive Inferno, injuring the Phage. Eternal Sailor Moon then used Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss on Sailor Gekisha, who was then turned back into Saki Itabashi.

Powers[]

  • Shutter Chance (シャッターチャンス, Shattaa Chansu) - Sailor Gekisha attacked by shooting a beam of light from an objective that was attached to her wrist.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • She's the only phage whose Star Seed was extracted on the chest instead of on the forehead.
  • Sailor Gekisha's name was very often mistaken with "Sailor Picture," since that was the translation that VKLL's fansubs had used.
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