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[[File:Reika Nishimura Crystal.jpg|left|thumb|Reika in Crystal]]In the anime, she attended [[Azabu Technical College]]. She left [[Japan]] twice in order to study abroad, resulting in a long distance relationship between herself and Motoki. The second time, she left the country for ten years, but Motoki was still willing to wait for her. | [[File:Reika Nishimura Crystal.jpg|left|thumb|Reika in Crystal]]In the anime, she attended [[Azabu Technical College]]. She left [[Japan]] twice in order to study abroad, resulting in a long distance relationship between herself and Motoki. The second time, she left the country for ten years, but Motoki was still willing to wait for her. | ||
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She did not appear in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon|live-action series]], as Motoki's character was revamped there and he instead pursued [[Makoto Kino]]. | She did not appear in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon|live-action series]], as Motoki's character was revamped there and he instead pursued [[Makoto Kino]]. | ||
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| + | * In the "all characters" picture in [[Original Picture Collection Volume III|the third artbook]], Reika was drawn with blonde hair. | ||
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* Reika was attacked by a different enemy in all three episodes of the [[Sailor Moon (anime)|anime]] in which she appeared. | * Reika was attacked by a different enemy in all three episodes of the [[Sailor Moon (anime)|anime]] in which she appeared. | ||
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* In several dubs Reika was given more than one name. In the [[Sailor Moon in Portugal|Portuguese dub]], Reika was called "Rute" when she appeared for the first time in [[Total Chaos! The Messy Square Relationship|episode 29]], "Raquel" in [[I Won't Run Away From Love Anymore! Ami and Mamoru's Showdown|episode 41]], and then in the [[Sailor Moon SuperS|SuperS season]] her original Japanese name was used instead. A similar situation occurred in the [[Sailor Moon in Latin America#Anime|Latin American Spanish dub]], where she was "Wanda" when she appeared for the first time and her original name was used in SuperS. In the [[Sailor Moon in France#Anime|French dub]], Reika was called "Prisca" when she first appeared, while in the SuperS season her name was changed to "Marine." In the first English dub, the name "Rita" was used throughout the series, except for one instance in [[The Fated Partner? Makoto's Innocence|episode 140]] where she was called by her Japanese name. | * In several dubs Reika was given more than one name. In the [[Sailor Moon in Portugal|Portuguese dub]], Reika was called "Rute" when she appeared for the first time in [[Total Chaos! The Messy Square Relationship|episode 29]], "Raquel" in [[I Won't Run Away From Love Anymore! Ami and Mamoru's Showdown|episode 41]], and then in the [[Sailor Moon SuperS|SuperS season]] her original Japanese name was used instead. A similar situation occurred in the [[Sailor Moon in Latin America#Anime|Latin American Spanish dub]], where she was "Wanda" when she appeared for the first time and her original name was used in SuperS. In the [[Sailor Moon in France#Anime|French dub]], Reika was called "Prisca" when she first appeared, while in the SuperS season her name was changed to "Marine." In the first English dub, the name "Rita" was used throughout the series, except for one instance in [[The Fated Partner? Makoto's Innocence|episode 140]] where she was called by her Japanese name. | ||
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| Name: | Reika Nishimura |
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| Name (kanji/kana): | 西村レイカ |
| Alignment: | Civilian |
| Species: | Human |
| Gender: | Female |
| Lives: | Tokyo; Africa (anime only) |
| Occupation: | Azabu Technical College student (anime), university student (manga, Crystal) |
| Family: | Unknown |
| Associates: | Motoki Furuhata (boyfriend), Setsuna Meiou (manga, Crystal) |
| Aliases: | Rikoukeidar |
| First Anime Appearance: | Total Chaos! The Messy Square Relationship |
| First Manga Appearance: | Act 11 Saikai ENDYMION |
| First PGSM Appearance: | N/A |
| English Name: | Rita Blake, Reika Nishimura |
| Actors: | Rica Fukami (anime); Mai Nakahara (Crystal); Wendy Lyon, Lindsay Collins (DiC dub); Sara Sahr (CWi dub); Erica Mendez (Viz dub) |
Reika Nishimura was Motoki Furuhata's girlfriend in the anime, manga, and Crystal. She was the carrier of the Blue Rainbow Crystal in the anime.
In the anime, she attended Azabu Technical College. She left Japan twice in order to study abroad, resulting in a long distance relationship between herself and Motoki. The second time, she left the country for ten years, but Motoki was still willing to wait for her.
In the manga and Crystal, Reika did not leave the country and simply attended the same university as Motoki. She also met Setsuna Meiou there and became friends with her.
She did not appear in the live-action series, as Motoki's character was revamped there and he instead pursued Makoto Kino.
Trivia[edit]
- In the "all characters" picture in the third artbook, Reika was drawn with blonde hair.
- Reika was attacked by a different enemy in all three episodes of the anime in which she appeared.
- In several dubs Reika was given more than one name. In the Portuguese dub, Reika was called "Rute" when she appeared for the first time in episode 29, "Raquel" in episode 41, and then in the SuperS season her original Japanese name was used instead. A similar situation occurred in the Latin American Spanish dub, where she was "Wanda" when she appeared for the first time and her original name was used in SuperS. In the French dub, Reika was called "Prisca" when she first appeared, while in the SuperS season her name was changed to "Marine." In the first English dub, the name "Rita" was used throughout the series, except for one instance in episode 140 where she was called by her Japanese name.
