Esmeraude
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| Name: | Esmeraude |
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| Name (kanji/kana): | エスメロード |
| Alignment: | Black Moon Clan |
| Species: | Humanoid |
| Gender: | Female |
| Lives: | Nemesis |
| Occupation: | Member of the Black Moon Clan |
| Family: | Unknown |
| Associates: | Prince Dimande, Saphir, Chiral, Achiral |
| Aliases: | Green Esmeraude |
| First Anime Appearance: | A UFO Appears! The Sailor Senshi are Abducted |
| First Manga Appearance: | Act 14 - Black Moon Koan - Sailor Mars |
| First PGSM Appearance: | N/A |
| NA Dub Name: | Emerald |
| Actors: | Mami Koyama (anime), Kirsten Bishop (dub) |
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| Esmeraude |
Esmeraude was a member of the Black Moon Clan.
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Manga
In the manga, Esmeraude attacked Sailor Moon with her associates Chiral and Achiral when they arrived in Crystal Tokyo. After she failed, Esmeraude was given a second chance, and tried to use her power of Death Hands to strangle Chibiusa. She was stopped by Sailor Moon, Sailor Venus, and Tuxedo Mask, and turned her attack on them. Tuxedo Mask then destroyed her using Tuxedo La Smoking Bomber.
Anime
In the anime, Esmeraude took Rubeus's place and did everything within her power to win the attentions of Prince Dimande, after she allowed Rubeus to die in his ship. Her mission was to set up Dark Henge throughout Tokyo, which would eventually grow and create the Dark Gate, but she failed due to the interference of the Sailor Senshi. Wiseman then took advantage of her desires and gave her a crown he claimed would make her the queen of Nemesis. His claim was false, however, and it instead made her transform into a giant dragon; in that form she attacked the palace in Crystal Tokyo. She was killed by Sailor Moon's Moon Princess Halation.
Musicals
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| Miki Kawasaki as Esmeraude |
In the musicals, Esmeraude was played by Miki Kawasaki.
Trivia
- Esmeraude's name is taken from an obsolete French word for emerald.[1]
- Esmeraude is an optional boss in the video game Sailor Moon: Another Story.
- In the Materials Collection, she was referred to as a "high queen with an alluring, booming voice."
References
- ↑ Black Moon Etymology - Ian Andreas Miller
