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|alignment = [[Kinmoku]] |
|alignment = [[Kinmoku]] |
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|kanji / kana = 火球皇女 |
|kanji / kana = 火球皇女 |
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|image = |
|image = |
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|gender = Female |
|gender = Female |
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| − | |species = Kinmoku |
+ | |species = Kinmoku Humanoid |
|resides = Kinmoku; Tokyo, Japan (briefly) |
|resides = Kinmoku; Tokyo, Japan (briefly) |
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| + | |name = Princess Kakyuu |
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| + | |japanese = 火球皇女 |
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| + | |romanji = Kakyuu Koujo |
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| + | |aka = Sailor Kakyuu |
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| + | |jobs = Princess of Kinmoku, Sailor Guardian |
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| − | |actors = |titles = |
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| + | |relations = Unnamed lover (deceased) |
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| − | |relatives = |related pages = |name = Princess Kakyuu|japanese = 火球皇女|romanji = Kakyū Purinsesu|aka = Sailor Kakyuu|jobs = Princess of Kinmoku, Sailor Guardian|relations = Unnamed lover (deceased)|affiliates = The [[Sailor Starlights]]|first manga appearance = [[Act 51 - Stars 2]]|first anime appearance = |anime voiced by = }} |
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| + | |affiliates = [[Sailor Starlights]] |
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| + | == Nomenclature & Etymology == |
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| + | "Kakyuu" (火球) can be translated to "fireball", "shooting star" or "comet". |
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| + | "Koujo" or "Oujo" (皇女) is the Japanese term for "imperial princess". |
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| + | Kakyuu Koujo can thus be translated to "Princess Fireball". |
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==Appearance== |
==Appearance== |
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| − | + | === Princess Kakyuu === |
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| − | Kakyuu has long red-orange hair and dons a long deep red dress with blue in the bodice and puffy sleeves. She has a black crown |
+ | Kakyuu has long red-orange hair and dons a long deep red dress with blue in the bodice and puffy sleeves. She has a black crown and blue ribbon around her neck that resembles a flower. |
| − | + | === Sailor Kakyuu === |
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| − | Sailor Kakyuu's uniform is unique among [[Sailor Guardians]]. Her crown is the same as in her princess form. She has a star tiara like the [[Sailor Starlights|Starlights]]. The pins in her hair also remain from her princess form. Her choker is the same as her princess form as well; blue ribbon with |
+ | Sailor Kakyuu's uniform is unique among [[Sailor Guardians]]. Her crown is the same as in her princess form. She has a star tiara like the [[Sailor Starlights|Starlights]]. The pins in her hair also remain from her princess form. Her choker is the same as her princess form as well; a blue ribbon with blossoms in the center. She has a breast-piece like the Starlights but orange-red. Her collar is also red. She has puffy armbands that are translucent orange. Her skirt is like her princess skirt, but shorter. It consists of many orange-red translucent petals. Her shoes curl into a point at the tips. Like the Starlights, her brooch is a star with wings. |
| + | ==Information== |
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| − | ==Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon== |
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| − | In [[Act 51 |
+ | In [[Act 51 Stars 2|Act 51]] of the manga, after [[Chibi Chibi / Sailor Chibi Chibi (manga)|Chibi Chibi]] landed in the park, she climbed up a playground structure and found the Princess asleep, surrounded by blossoms. |
| − | After their encounter with [[Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon (manga)|Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon]] and the return of [[Chibiusa Tsukino / Sailor Chibi Moon (manga)|Sailor Chibi Moon]] and the [[Sailor Quartet]], [[Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (manga)|Eternal Sailor Moon]], [[Chibi Chibi / Sailor Chibi Chibi (manga)|Chibi Chibi]], the |
+ | After their encounter with [[Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon (manga)|Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon]] and the return of [[Chibiusa Tsukino / Sailor Chibi Moon (manga)|Sailor Chibi Moon]] and the [[Sailor Quartet]], [[Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (manga)|Eternal Sailor Moon]], [[Chibi Chibi / Sailor Chibi Chibi (manga)|Chibi Chibi]], the Quartet, and Princess Kakyuu arrived at the [[Star Garden]]. Kakyuu announces that she will fight alongside them, and uses [[Kinmoku Star Power, Make Up]], transforming into Sailor Kakyuu, the guardian of the [[Kinmoku]]. She attacks with [[Starlight Royal Straight Flush]], breaking the capsules holding the crystals. Sailor Phi then uses [[Galactica Plants Blizzard]], but she counters with [[Kinmoku Fusion Tempest]]. When Eternal Sailor Moon destroys Phi's bracelets and disappears, Sailor Chi stabs Sailor Kakyuu from behind with her staff. In her last words, if a new world begins, she hopes to see a world without fighting when they are all reborn together again. Kakyuu then passes away in [[Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (manga)|Usagi's]] arms. It is a possibility that when all the [[Sailor Guardians|Sailor Guardians']] [[Star Seed]]s were freed from the [[Galaxy Cauldron]] and thus resurrecting the Sailor Guardians, Kakyuu was also revived. |
Later, in [[Act 54 - Stars 5|Act 54]], Princess Kakyuu reveals herself to the [[Three Lights]] that she was hiding the incense burner, which Chibi Chibi held on to. |
Later, in [[Act 54 - Stars 5|Act 54]], Princess Kakyuu reveals herself to the [[Three Lights]] that she was hiding the incense burner, which Chibi Chibi held on to. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*Princess Kakyuu's scent of sweet osmanthus was changed to the scent of lilacs in the Mixx manga. |
*Princess Kakyuu's scent of sweet osmanthus was changed to the scent of lilacs in the Mixx manga. |
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| − | *After Sailor Moon defeated Chaos, Sailor Cosmos stated that all the Sailor Crystals and Star Seeds that were taken during Galaxia's conquest were returning to their homes to resume their lives, meaning that |
+ | *After Sailor Moon defeated Chaos, Sailor Cosmos stated that all the Sailor Crystals and Star Seeds that were taken during Galaxia's conquest were returning to their homes to resume their lives, meaning that Princess Kakyuu and the Starlights, those whose Sailor Crystals had been taken, returned to life after Chaos' defeat. |
| − | *In the anime and |
+ | *In the anime and musicals, she never used her Sailor Kakyuu form but in the musicals, she does use her Kinmoku Fusion Tempest attack. |
| + | *Princess Kakyuu is one the few Sailor Senshi whose apparent civilian name and Sailor Senshi name are identical, as "Kakyuu" doesn't seem to directly refer to the name of her Kingdom or her planet. |
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[[de:Prinzessin Kakyuu]] |
[[de:Prinzessin Kakyuu]] |
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Revision as of 18:59, 21 May 2020
Princess Kakyuu (火球皇女, Kakyuu Koujo) is the princess of the planet Kinmoku who fled to Earth after her planet was destroyed by the Shadow Galactica empire. She is also the civilian identity of Sailor Kakyuu (セーラー火球, Seeraa Kakyuu).
Nomenclature & Etymology
"Kakyuu" (火球) can be translated to "fireball", "shooting star" or "comet".
"Koujo" or "Oujo" (皇女) is the Japanese term for "imperial princess".
Kakyuu Koujo can thus be translated to "Princess Fireball".
Appearance
Princess Kakyuu
Kakyuu has long red-orange hair and dons a long deep red dress with blue in the bodice and puffy sleeves. She has a black crown and blue ribbon around her neck that resembles a flower.
Sailor Kakyuu
Sailor Kakyuu's uniform is unique among Sailor Guardians. Her crown is the same as in her princess form. She has a star tiara like the Starlights. The pins in her hair also remain from her princess form. Her choker is the same as her princess form as well; a blue ribbon with blossoms in the center. She has a breast-piece like the Starlights but orange-red. Her collar is also red. She has puffy armbands that are translucent orange. Her skirt is like her princess skirt, but shorter. It consists of many orange-red translucent petals. Her shoes curl into a point at the tips. Like the Starlights, her brooch is a star with wings.
Information
In Act 51 of the manga, after Chibi Chibi landed in the park, she climbed up a playground structure and found the Princess asleep, surrounded by blossoms.
After their encounter with Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon and the return of Sailor Chibi Moon and the Sailor Quartet, Eternal Sailor Moon, Chibi Chibi, the Quartet, and Princess Kakyuu arrived at the Star Garden. Kakyuu announces that she will fight alongside them, and uses Kinmoku Star Power, Make Up, transforming into Sailor Kakyuu, the guardian of the Kinmoku. She attacks with Starlight Royal Straight Flush, breaking the capsules holding the crystals. Sailor Phi then uses Galactica Plants Blizzard, but she counters with Kinmoku Fusion Tempest. When Eternal Sailor Moon destroys Phi's bracelets and disappears, Sailor Chi stabs Sailor Kakyuu from behind with her staff. In her last words, if a new world begins, she hopes to see a world without fighting when they are all reborn together again. Kakyuu then passes away in Usagi's arms. It is a possibility that when all the Sailor Guardians' Star Seeds were freed from the Galaxy Cauldron and thus resurrecting the Sailor Guardians, Kakyuu was also revived.
Later, in Act 54, Princess Kakyuu reveals herself to the Three Lights that she was hiding the incense burner, which Chibi Chibi held on to.
Sailor Guardian Info
Phrases
Attacks
Gallery
Trivia
- Princess Kakyuu's scent of sweet osmanthus was changed to the scent of lilacs in the Mixx manga.
- After Sailor Moon defeated Chaos, Sailor Cosmos stated that all the Sailor Crystals and Star Seeds that were taken during Galaxia's conquest were returning to their homes to resume their lives, meaning that Princess Kakyuu and the Starlights, those whose Sailor Crystals had been taken, returned to life after Chaos' defeat.
- In the anime and musicals, she never used her Sailor Kakyuu form but in the musicals, she does use her Kinmoku Fusion Tempest attack.
- Princess Kakyuu is one the few Sailor Senshi whose apparent civilian name and Sailor Senshi name are identical, as "Kakyuu" doesn't seem to directly refer to the name of her Kingdom or her planet.
