History Characters / SailorMoonReiHino

* PersonalityPowers: She controls fire, and in the original anime, she is hot-tempered. Averted in the manga and ''Crystal'' where she is a level-headed and standoffish Shinto priestess.

* SugarAndIcePersonality: In the manga and the live-action, she is aloof, cynical and [[DeadpanSnarker sarcastic]], but kind to children and a loyal soldier who is deeply grateful for her TrueCompanions. {{Downplayed|Trope}} in ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal'', where she is more of a ShrinkingViolet, and outright averted in the 90s anime, where she is a hot-tempered {{Tsundere}}.

* CombatStilettos: Though not extremely high, it's even {{Lampshaded}} in a [[InTheNameOfTheMoon pre-fighting line]] that heads the CombatStilettos Trope Page: "I'll punish you in high heels!"

* {{Martians}}: During the Silver Millenium, Sailor Mars was the princess of Mars and {{Human Alien|s}}.

* ArcherArchetype: While she's skilled at archery in most versions, Rei fits this especially well in the manga. She is slender, [[LadyOfWar elegant]], smart, [[TheStoic stoic]], accustomed to being alone, and from the [[{{Ojou}} upper class]]. While she [[HotBlooded isn't anywhere near as stoic]] in the '90s anime, and she isn't stated to come from a wealthy family, it is made clear that she initially has no respect for Usagi as a fellow Guardian.

* ToxicFriendInfluence: She occasionally influences the others to pick on Usagi, particularly in the [=DiC=] dub.

* TokenReligiousTeammate: Sshe is this in the manga and ''Crystal''. She takes her miko duties seriously and her dream is to become the head priestess of her family's [[UsefulNotes/{{Shinto}} Shinto shrine]]. One of her attacks is even called "Burning Mandala" (though the term ultimately originates from Hinduism).

If you want to hear Rei describe the tropes in her own words, click [[SelfDemonstrating/SailorMarsReiHino here]].

* TakenForGranite: It almost happens to Rei when she was bitten by a snake that almost turned her to stone, but it might have just [[ShatteringTheIllusion been an illusion]].

* StrongerthantheyLook: She is overshadowed by Makoto but Rei easily caught Koan in her arms and during a strength contest with a punching bag she got 80 points, second only to Makoto who reached 100.

* AntiHero: Not as much in the original Japanese anime or in the manga, but certainly more prevalent in the [=DiC=] dub and the live action. In the latter she's notably a no-hugging, no-kissing kind of person in a show full of PowerOfLove.
** Her original manga characterization also has some shades of anti-heroism. Mostly thanks to her antisocial and aloof personality and [[DoesNotLikeMen misandrist tendencies]].

* PandaingToTheAudience: Pandas are listed as Rei's favorite animal. However, this is more of an InformedAttribute. Since there are no pandas in Japan, it never comes up, and in most versions, she has more of an affinity for crows.

* {{Hypocrite}}: Rei often scolds and mocks Usagi for certain traits and habits, yet she herself exhibits the exact same behavior or does it after scolding Usagi for doing so. One of the best examples of this is in the fifth season, when Usagi is shown worrying about Seiya, at which point Rei shows up and says, "Stop worrying about someone else and go study!" Ignoring that Rei is, at that moment, worrying about someone else and ''not'' studying.

* {{Hypocrite}}: Rei often scolds and mocks Usagi for certain traits and habits, yet she herself exhibits the exact same behavior or does it after scolding Usagi for doing so. One of the best examples of this is in the fifth season when Usagi is shown worrying about Seiya, at which point Rei shows up and goes "Stop worrying about someone else and go study!" Ignoring that Rei is, at that moment, worrying about someone else and ''not'' studying.
* HypocriticalHeartwarming: Rei will scold Usagi for being a whiny, lazy, klutzy crybaby at any given moment on any given day of the week. But she will not stand by and let anyone else badmouth Usagi, including Chibiusa. When Rei does it, she does it to motivate Usagi into being better rather than just being needlessly cruel.

* AntiHero: Not as much in the original Japanese anime or in the manga, but certainly more prevel in the [=DiC=] dub and the live action. In the latter she's notably a no-hugging, no-kissing kind of person in a show full of PowerOfLove.

* AntiHero: Not so much in the original Japanese anime or in the manga, but certainly in the [=DiC=] dub and the live action. In the latter she's notably a no-hugging, no-kissing kind of person in a show full of PowerOfLove.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: The 90's anime drops her [[DoseNotLikeMen sexist]] attitude.

* {{Hypocrite}}: Rei often scolds and mocks Usagi for certain traits and habits, yet she herself exhibits the exact same behavior or does it after scolding Usagi for doing so.

** Part of the reason for the change in the original adaptation was that Rei was the least popular of Inner Senshi, constantly losing popularity polls. But she was greatly favored by the showrunner. So when it came time to adapt Rei into the series, they went out of their way to giver her a more fiery temper to make her more appealing, which resulted in her becoming one of the more popular Senshi.

** She does have some shades of anti-heroism even in the manga. Mainly through her antisocial and aloof personality and [[DoesNotLikeMen misandrist tendencies.]]