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It is noticeable that both Japanese kanji characters of "Hi" in her first name and "Kusa" in her family name mean the sun, contrasting with that of "Tsuki", which means the moon, in Usagi's family name, whereas that of "Chi" in Mamoru's family name means the earth. | It is noticeable that both Japanese kanji characters of "Hi" in her first name and "Kusa" in her family name mean the sun, contrasting with that of "Tsuki", which means the moon, in Usagi's family name, whereas that of "Chi" in Mamoru's family name means the earth. | ||
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Revision as of 13:56, 10 August 2006
| Name: | Hina Kusaka |
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| Name (kanji/kana): | 日下陽菜 |
| Alignment: | Civilian |
| Species: | Human |
| Gender: | Female |
| Lives: | Tokyo |
| Occupation: | Teacher, University Student |
| Family: | Father |
| Associates: | Mamoru Chiba, Motoki Furuhata |
| Aliases: | None |
| First Anime Appearance: | N/A |
| First Manga Appearance: | N/A |
| First PGSM Appearance: | Act 16 - I Must Save Osaka! |
| English Name: | N/A |
| Actors: | Moeco Matsushita (PGSM) |
Hina Kusaka was a Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon only character. She was the daughter of Mamoru Chiba's benefactor and had grown up with Mamoru. The two of them were engaged to be married, and also had plans to go to study together in London, UK.
Hina is a very kind girl, and because of this, Usagi can't feel jealous of her. Hina realizes what's happening between Usagi and Mamoru, but she never says a word.
Hina is seen for the last time in Act 26. She decides to stay in Japan, so Mamoru goes alone to London. The farewell scene was her way to break up with him, and also, to leave him free of any compromise.
Hina reappears in one of the two mini dramas attached in the Act Zero DVD. The mini drama concerns with her life after her break up with Mamoru.
It is noticeable that both Japanese kanji characters of "Hi" in her first name and "Kusa" in her family name mean the sun, contrasting with that of "Tsuki", which means the moon, in Usagi's family name, whereas that of "Chi" in Mamoru's family name means the earth.
