History Characters / SailorMoonSupportingCast

* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: She is prone to AmusingInjuries much like Usagi.

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ToruFuruya (first anime), Creator/MegumiOgata (young, ''Anime/SailorMoonRTheMovie''), Creator/KenjiNojima (''Crystal''), Creator/MutsumiTamura (young, ''Eternal'') (JP), Creator/RinoRomano (eps. 1-11), Toby Proctor (eps. 12-65) ([=DiC=]), Creator/JulieLemieux (as a child) ([=DiC=]/Cloverway), Creator/VinceCorazza (eps. 66-159, movies) ([=DiC=]/Cloverway), Creator/RobbieDaymond (Viz) (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Genaro Vásquez (eps. 1-65) and Gerardo Reyero (remainder) ([=LatAm=]), Esteban Massana (eps. 1-89), Mario Arenas (eps. 90-166) and Angel Sacristan (eps. 167-200) (Spain), Matthias von Stegman and Dominik Auer (GER), Creator/MarcoBalzarotti (ITA), Cassius Romero (PT-BR, Classic), César Marquetti (PT-BR, R-Stars), Rogério Jacques (PT), Creator/FredrikDolk (Swedish), Creator/ZvikaFohrman (Hebrew, first anime) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ToruFuruya (first anime), Creator/MegumiOgata (young, ''Anime/SailorMoonRTheMovie''), Creator/KenjiNojima (''Crystal''), Creator/MutsumiTamura (young, ''Anime/SailorMoonEternal'') (JP), Creator/RinoRomano (eps. 1-11), Toby Proctor (eps. 12-65) ([=DiC=]), Creator/JulieLemieux (as a child) ([=DiC=]/Cloverway), Creator/VinceCorazza (eps. 66-159, movies) ([=DiC=]/Cloverway), Creator/RobbieDaymond (Viz) (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Genaro Vásquez (eps. 1-65) and Gerardo Reyero (remainder) ([=LatAm=]), Esteban Massana (eps. 1-89), Mario Arenas (eps. 90-166) and Angel Sacristan (eps. 167-200) (Spain), Matthias von Stegman and Dominik Auer (GER), Creator/MarcoBalzarotti (ITA), Cassius Romero (PT-BR, Classic), César Marquetti (PT-BR, R-Stars), Rogério Jacques (PT), Creator/FredrikDolk (Swedish), Creator/ZvikaFohrman (Hebrew, first anime) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/MikaDoi (first anime), Creator/MamiKoyama (''Crystal'') (JP), Wendy Lyon ([=DiC=]), Creator/WendeeLee (Viz) (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Creator/PatriciaAcevedo ([=LatAm=]), Raquel Marinho (PT-BR, Classic), Denise Simonetto (PT-BR, R-Stars)[[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/KeikoHan (first anime), Creator/RyoHirohashi (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/JillFrappier ([=DiC=] and Cloverway), Creator/MichelleRuff (Viz) (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] [[Creator/RocioGarcel Rocío Garcel]] and Cristina Camargo ([=LatAm=]), Márcia del Monaco (PT-BR, Classic), Márcia Gomes (PT-BR, R-Stars) [[ShesAManInJapan António Semedo]] (PT), Creator/GraziellaPorta (Italian, first anime) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/YasuhiroTakato (first anime), Youhei Oobayashi (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/KappeiYamaguchi (''PGSM'', JP), Creator/RonRubin ([=DiC=] and Cloverway), Creator/JohnnyYongBosch (Viz) (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Creator/SalvadorDelgado ([=LatAm=]), Marcelo Campos (PT-BR, Classic), Carlos Silveira (PT-BR, R-Stars), Creator/CristinaCavalinhos (PT), Creator/PietroUbaldi (IT), Creator/SimoneDAndrea (IT, R movie), Creator/LeonardoGraziano (IT, ''Crystal'') [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ShihoNiiyama (first anime), Creator/MarinaInoue (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/MelissaHutchison (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Creator/IrwinDaayan and Mónica Villaseñor ([=LatAm=]), Marcelo Campos and Eleonora (Prado PT-BR), Rogério Jacques (PT) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Narumi Tsunoda (first anime), Creator/SaoriHayami (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/ErikaHarlacher (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Creator/JoseGilbertoVilchis and Norma Echeverría ([=LatAm=]), Tatá Guarnieri and Denise Simonetto (PT-BR) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ChikaSakamoto (first anime), Creator/AyaneSakura (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/SarahWilliams (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Sergio Bonilla and Circe Luna ([=LatAm=]), Rodrigo Andreatto and Letícia Quinto (PT-BR). Miguel Feijão ([[TalkingToHimself Taiki and Yaten]] PT) [[/labelnote]]\\

!!Chibi-Chibi/Sailor Chibi-Chibi Moon/[[spoiler:Sailor Cosmos]] (manga)/[[spoiler:Sailor Galaxia]] (anime)

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/SakikoTamagawa (original anime), Creator/NanaMizuki (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/AllegraClark (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Cony Madera ([=LatAm=]), Raquel Marinho (PT-BR), Creator/CristinaCavalinhos (PT) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ToruFuruya as an adult and Creator/MegumiOgata as a child (first anime), Creator/KenjiNojima (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/RinoRomano (eps. 1-11), Toby Proctor (eps. 12-65) ([=DiC=]), Creator/JulieLemieux (as a child) ([=DiC=]/Cloverway), Creator/VinceCorazza (eps. 66-159, movies) ([=DiC=]/Cloverway), Creator/RobbieDaymond (Viz) (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Genaro Vásquez (eps. 1-65) and Gerardo Reyero (remainder) ([=LatAm=]), Esteban Massana (eps. 1-89), Mario Arenas (eps. 90-166) and Angel Sacristan (eps. 167-200) (Spain), Matthias von Stegman and Dominik Auer (GER), Creator/MarcoBalzarotti (ITA), Cassius Romero (PT-BR, Classic), César Marquetti (PT-BR, R-Stars), Rogério Jacques (PT), Creator/FredrikDolk (Swedish), Creator/ZvikaFohrman (Hebrew, first anime) [[/labelnote]]\\

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[[folder:Princess Kakyuu]]

* AlienAnimals: Cat aliens from the planet Mau.

* SempaiKohai: He and his schoolmate Ittou Asanuma have this relationship in the manga and, to lesser extent, in ''Crystal''. It's even implied that they're like this in the 90s anime.

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/SakikoTamagawa (JP), Creator/AllegraClark (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Cony Madera ([=LatAm=]), Raquel Marinho (PT-BR), Creator/CristinaCavalinhos (PT) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ShihoNiiyama (JP), Creator/MelissaHutchison (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Creator/IrwinDaayan and Mónica Villaseñor ([=LatAm=]), Marcelo Campos and Eleonora (Prado PT-BR), Rogério Jacques (PT) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Narumi Tsunoda (JP), Creator/ErikaHarlacher (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Creator/JoseGilbertoVilchis and Norma Echeverría ([=LatAm=]), Tatá Guarnieri and Denise Simonetto (PT-BR) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ChikaSakamoto (JP), Creator/SarahWilliams (EN) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Sergio Bonilla and Circe Luna ([=LatAm=]), Rodrigo Andreatto and Letícia Quinto (PT-BR). Miguel Feijão ([[TalkingToHimself Taiki and Yaten]] PT) [[/labelnote]]\\

* NonActionGuy: In the anime, particularly in later seasons. He says [[RousingSpeech a few words]] to bolster Sailor Moon's spirits, throws a rose, and wanders off. He has to be [[JamesBondage saved from]] death/possession (season one), brainwashing/[[WhatAnIdiot his own stupidity]] (season two), villain-induced illness (season four), and [[spoiler:death]] (season five), not to mention many smaller instances. Except for providing ThePowerOfLove a few times and a pivotal future cast member, he's kind of useless in battle. Possibly a case of CantCatchUp, since the Sailors get [[SoLastSeason regular upgrades]] while he... uh, doesn't. This makes the moment where he causes Tellu's death even more surprising. In the [[Manga/SailorMoon manga]] he had an actual attack and awesome mind powers -- including healing, a psychic connection to his loved ones, and the ability to feel the earth's pain -- and beat up bad guys more often. He was much more badass as a villain, as well.

->'''Voiced by''': Taiki Matsuno (first anime), Creator/YoshitsuguMatsuoka (''Eternal'') (JP) [[labelnote:Foreign [=VAs=]]] Rowan Tichenor (Cloverway), Creator/ChrisNiosi (Viz), Creator/BrianBeacock (''Eternal'' onwards) (EN), Creator/LuisDanielRamirez ([=LatAm=]), António Semedo (PT) [[/labelnote]]\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ToruFuruya as an adult and Creator/MegumiOgata as a child (first anime), Creator/KenjiNojima (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/RinoRomano (eps. 1-11), Toby Proctor (eps. 12-65) ([=DiC=]), Creator/JulieLemieux (as a child) ([=DiC=]/Cloverway), Creator/VinceCorazza (eps. 66-159, movies) ([=DiC=]/Cloverway), Creator/RobbieDaymond (Viz) (EN), Genaro Vásquez (eps. 1-65) and Gerardo Reyero (remainder) ([=LatAm=]), Esteban Massana (eps. 1-89), Mario Arenas (eps. 90-166) and Angel Sacristan (eps. 167-200) (Spain), Matthias von Stegman and Dominik Auer (GER), Creator/MarcoBalzarotti (ITA), Cassius Romero (PT-BR, Classic), César Marquetti (PT-BR, R-Stars), Rogério Jacques (PT), Creator/FredrikDolk (Swedish), Creator/ZvikaFohrman (Hebrew, first anime)\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/MikaDoi (first anime), Creator/MamiKoyama (''Crystal'') (JP), Wendy Lyon ([=DiC=]), Creator/WendeeLee (Viz) (EN), Creator/PatriciaAcevedo ([=LatAm=]), Raquel Marinho (PT-BR, Classic), Denise Simonetto (PT-BR, R-Stars)\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/KeikoHan (first anime), Creator/RyoHirohashi (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/JillFrappier ([=DiC=] and Cloverway), Creator/MichelleRuff (Viz) (EN), [[Creator/RocioGarcel Rocío Garcel]] and Cristina Camargo ([=LatAm=]), Márcia del Monaco (PT-BR, Classic), Márcia Gomes (PT-BR, R-Stars) [[ShesAManInJapan António Semedo]] (PT), Creator/GraziellaPorta (Italian, first anime)\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/YasuhiroTakato (first anime), Youhei Oobayashi (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/KappeiYamaguchi (''PGSM'', JP), Creator/RonRubin ([=DiC=] and Cloverway), Creator/JohnnyYongBosch (Viz) (EN), Creator/SalvadorDelgado ([=LatAm=]), Marcelo Campos (PT-BR, Classic), Carlos Silveira (PT-BR, R-Stars), Creator/CristinaCavalinhos (PT), Creator/PietroUbaldi (IT), Creator/SimoneDAndrea (IT, R movie), Creator/LeonardoGraziano (IT, ''Crystal'')\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/KumikoNishihara (first anime), Creator/ShokoNakagawa (''Crystal'') (JP), Loretta Jafelice (series), Naomi Emmerson (''Black Dream Hole'') (Cloverway), and Creator/DebiDerryberry (Viz) (EN), Cony Madera ([=LatAm=]), Fátima Noya (PT-BR, [=SuperS=]), Cristiane Bullara (PT-BR, Stars), Creator/CristinaCavalinhos (PT)

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ShihoNiiyama (JP), Creator/MelissaHutchison (EN), Creator/IrwinDaayan and Mónica Villaseñor ([=LatAm=]), Marcelo Campos and Eleonora (Prado PT-BR), Rogério Jacques (PT)\\

->'''Voiced by''': Narumi Tsunoda (JP), Creator/ErikaHarlacher (EN), Creator/JoseGilbertoVilchis and Norma Echeverría ([=LatAm=]), Tatá Guarnieri and Denise Simonetto (PT-BR)\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/ChikaSakamoto (JP), Creator/SarahWilliams (EN), Sergio Bonilla and Circe Luna ([=LatAm=]), Rodrigo Andreatto and Letícia Quinto (PT-BR). Miguel Feijão ([[TalkingToHimself Taiki and Yaten]] PT)\\

->'''Voiced by''': Taiki Matsuno (first anime), Creator/YoshitsuguMatsuoka (''Eternal'') (JP), Rowan Tichenor (Cloverway), Creator/ChrisNiosi (Viz), Creator/BrianBeacock (''Eternal'' onwards) (EN), Creator/LuisDanielRamirez ([=LatAm=]), António Semedo (PT)\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/KotonoMitsuishi (JP), Creator/StephanieSheh (EN), Creator/PatriciaAcevedo ([=LatAm=]), Isabel Wolmar (PT)\\

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/SakikoTamagawa (JP), Creator/AllegraClark (EN), Cony Madera ([=LatAm=]), Raquel Marinho (PT-BR), Creator/CristinaCavalinhos (PT)\\

* TeethClenchedTeamwork: The Starlights often cross paths with the Senshi, sometimes helping each other out despite having differing goals.

* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: Seiya in the anime. While all the Starlights use male pronouns in the anime, Seiya in particular does not seem to identify with femininity and even calls his rivalry with a male soccer player something "girls wouldn't understand" despite his Senshi form being female. He is also shown to be uncomfortable when Kakyuu questions his male presentation near the end of the series.

* TheHeart: In the anime: out the Starlights, they are the friendliest to the Senshi and Usagi both their Sailor and Civilian form.

* MirrorCharacter:
** To Rei Hino/Sailor Mars. They're both haughty {{Tsundere}}s with tempers, they're both spiritually inclined, they both have little disagreements with a certain Soldier of Venus, and they both often clash with their respective leaders. And while Rei is fiery and passionate when she chews people out, Yaten is cooler and snarkier.
** To Michiru/Sailor Neptune. They're both graceful and prideful girly girls who are artistic and fashionable, they have the same snarky sense of humor, and both try to keep their tomboyish leaders in check.

* PuppyLove: SOrt-of, with Chibi-Usa, considering that their appearances are child-like, but they are both (physically) a lot older than they look. It is still a very sweet and innocent relationship that they have in canon.

* {{Bishonen}}: He's a MagicalGirl-genre love interest/male lead, so this one was kind of a given.

* {{Bishonen}}: A very pretty boy in human form, complete with long hair and a partly visible midriff. This makes his GenderBlenderName even funnier.

* {{Bishonen}}: The anime portrays them as attractive young men in their civilian forms.

* BadassBookworm: They are both a badass fighter and a studious intellectual. Takes his schoolwork so seriously that she manages to get higher scores than Ami at one point.
* {{Bifauxnen}}: A very handsome-looking girl with a nice personality to match.
* {{Bishonen}}: In the anime while in his civilian form.

* {{Bishonen}}: In his human form.

* InterspeciesRomance: With Chibi-Usa, though the trope is only played with, considering Helios is a {{Bishonen}} cursed and forced into the form of a Pegasus in the manga, and is able to shape shift into a Pegasus form in the 90's anime.

* InterspeciesRomance: She gets a crush on HotScientist Kakeru in the S movie and the short manga story it was based of. Then in ''Stars'' she gets a brief crush on Yaten.

* TheyFightCrime: She's a [[PhysicalGod goddess]] reincarnated as a {{cute|Bruiser}} middle schooler, he's a talking cat from outer space, together they fight against the [[EvilInc Dark Agency]].

->'''Voiced by''': Taiki Matsuno (first anime), Creator/YoshitsuguMatsuoka (''Eternal'') (JP), Robert Bockstael (Cloverway), Creator/ChrisNiosi (Viz), Creator/BrianBeacock (''Eternal'' onwards) (EN), Creator/LuisDanielRamirez ([=LatAm=]), António Semedo (PT)\\

* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Queen Serenity sealed Nehellenia away in her own mirror shortly after Princess Serenity's birth. Unfortunately, it was not enough to prevent Nehellenia from cursing the Silver Millenium to their doom.

* DemotedToSatelliteLoveInterest: He suffers this in the anime, but not in the manga. In the manga Mamoru is one of the most important and developed characters: while somewhat weak on his own, the major villains are usually defeated by combining his powers with Sailor Moon's. His future as King Endymion is also of great importance. By the 4th season he becomes the character with the most focus (after Sailor Moon herself), because of [[spoiler:his connection to Pegasus/Helios, and his weak health that fuels that arc's drama]]. Compared to the manga, the anime starts forcing Mamoru out of the focus after the first season. In the first season he still has an important plot role, due to his forbidden love with Usagi/Princess Serenity. However, in the second season his importance gets considerably downplayed -- and by the third season onward he's turned into a mere extra, to the point that [[spoiler:when in the fifth season he's PutOnABus, it really lessened the impact that event had in the manga.]]

* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: Seiya in the anime. While all the Starlights use male pronouns in the anime, Seiya in particular does not seem to identify with femininity and even calls his rivalry with a male soccer player something "girls wouldn't understand" despite his Senshi form being female. He is also shown to be uncomfortable when Kakyuu questions his male presentation near the end of the series.

* AllLoveIsUnrequited: Implied to have feelings for Princess Kakyuu. She more obviously has feelings for Usagi, but she's already in love with Mamoru.
* AmbiguouslyGay: The anime is very evasive and strange about Seiya's sexuality. They are very clearly in love with Usagi, but it primarily shows in his civilian form. It's hard to tell whether Seiya's transformation [[ShapeshiftersDoItForAChange literally affects theit physical attraction]], or the portrayal is simply contrived [[ShapeshiftersDoItForAChange to avoid a visibly same-sex romance]]. In the anime, as Sailor Star Fighter, she still is the friendliest to Usagi and shown protecting in her in the final battle.

* ChivalrousPervert: They damn close to stealing Usagi away, but doesn't take advantage of her when she's at her most vulnerable.
* CompositeCharacter: Was designed to have characterisitics of Haruka and Mamoru, an aspect that was expanded upon in the anime.

* ThirdLawOfGenderBending: In the anime, he really takes to sports, explaing that rougher sports like American football have an appeal that "girls just wouldn't get".

%%* {{Bishonen}}: In the anime, while in their civilian form.
* BrainyBrunette: The most intelligent of the trio and has brown hair.

* EnergyBall: Her attack is a barrage of balls of light.

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: In the manga and the early musicals, she was a much more upbeat, lighthearted and sometimes silly character, but in the anime she's colder, blunt, and sarcastic. However, he ''is'' shown to have a sense of humor, letting out a few belly laughs at times, and had a few silly moments in episode 186.

* BrutalHonesty: They will tell you exactly what she thinks, regardless of how harsh it is.

* CuteBruiser: Is the smallest of the Starlights, but was able to stop a punch from [[HugeSchoolgirl Makoto]] and push her to the ground.

* DudeLooksLikeALady: Played with, she is commented on by her fangirls to be the "pretty boy" of the band, but she is actually a lady after all, and is in fact the girliest-looking compared to the other two.
** Played straight in their civilian form in the anime.

* IntrovertedCatPerson: In ''"Luna Saw it?! Idol Yaten's True Face"'', Yaten quickly forms a bond with Luna and is the only one she shows absolute kindness and affection towards. It's worth noting that it was Luna's bravery in fighting Sailor Iron Mouse that inspired new hope in Yaten to complete her mission and to help Sailor Moon and co. defeat the Phage. Healer even outright stated that she was only helping them for Luna's sake.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: They are harsh, cynical, vain, and holds grudges easily, but she can be really caring. After Luna is injured after attacking Sailor Iron Mouse, Yaten cradles her before leaving her with Artemis and tells Sailor Moon that she's only helping her out of admiration for Luna's brave actions. She's even the first Starlight to let Sailor Moon heal the Phage without attempting to kill it, only stunning it. When Seiya passes out at their concert, Yaten looks horrified and incredibly concerned as he checks on him, and when Seiya is venting out their frustrations on their lack of progress at finding their princess, Yaten was worried and had been talked out of following Seiya when they stormed out of their apartment by Taiki. When Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and Venus, protected the Starlights from Galaxia's attack, Healer kneels down to them and [[TryingNotToCry emotionally]] asks them why they would do that for them.

* MistakenForGay: A nosy idol assumes this of Yaten based on her lack of interest in dating. The truth is Yaten just didn't care for her personality and was too focused on her mission to consider pursuing a relationship.

* OddFriendship: Even though she generally avoids interacting with anyone, he forms a good friendship with Luna in the anime.

* SilkHidingSteel: She acts so delicate in everyday life that you'd never guess she was a Sailor Guardian or that she's physically stronger than Makoto.

* DecompositeCharacter: In the original anime, she and Usagi are officially separate entities, whereas in the manga, [[spoiler:she is the ultimate form of Sailor Moon]].

* SetRightWhatOnceWentWrong: [[spoiler: In the manga, she's actually Sailor Cosmos who's tired of fighting a war against a reborn Sailor Chaos. She's come to the past to try to convince Eternal Sailor Moon to destroy the Galaxy Cauldron and prevent Chaos from achieving its Sailor form]].

* SuicidalCosmicTemperTantrum: [[spoiler: Sailor Cosmos intends to do this in the canon story, and is only persuaded not to do so by Sailor Moon's belief that the beauty of life more than makes up for eternal war.]]

%%* {{Bifauxnen}}: In the manga, while in their civilian forms.

* MarriedToTheJob: Very dedicated to finding their princess. In the anime, this somewhat subverted as Sailor Star Fighter genuinely enjoys their life as Seiya Kou on Earth.

* NewTransferStudent: While the Sailor Starlights are already known to the cast due to being super famous {{Idol Singer}}s, they join the cast proper when they transfer in. The manga had already introduced them much sooner, however, which doesn't quite match this trope (they transfer into Juuban High to stay close to Usagi), but the anime plays it almost completely straight (where they're simply searching for Princess Kakyuu.)

->'''Voiced by''': Creator/KeikoHan (first anime), Creator/RyoHirohashi (''Crystal'') (JP), Creator/JillFrappier ([=DiC=] and Cloverway), Creator/MichelleRuff (Viz) (EN), [[Creator/RocioGarcel Rocío Garcel]] and Cristina Camargo ([=LatAm=]), Márcia del Monaco (PT-BR, Classic), Márcia Gomes (PT-BR, R-Stars) [[ShesAManInJapan António Semedo]] (PT)\\

* PersonalityBloodTypes: Subverted. Their blood types are given (Seiya is O, Taiki is AB and Yaten is B) but don't quite fit their personalities like the main cast do.

** To Mamarou: Seiya was also designed to mimic aspects of Mamoru as well, which is reflected in their hairstyle being a combination between Mamoru and Haruka's respective hairstyles. Seiya is also seen depicted with a red rose much like Mamoru. The anime expands on this aspect by having Seiya being the main masculine/male presence in Usagi's life after Mamoru leaves to study abroad. This ultimately culminates with Seiya throwing a rose to distract an enemy away from Sailor Moon. In the anime, Usagi even comments how Seiya's presence is similar to Mamoru's, but somewhat different. He even gives Usagi the same nicknames as Mamoru to highlight the similarities!

* {{Bifauxnen}}: In the manga, while in their civilian forms.

* BifauxnenAndLadette: In the manga, she is this with Haruka.

* {{Bishonen}}: In the anime, while in their civilian form.

* InterspeciesRomance: With Chibi-Usa, though the trope is only played with, considering Helios is a {{Bishonen}} cursed and forced into the form of a Pegasus in the manga, and is able to shape shift in the to a Pegasus form in the 90's anime.

* PrinceCharming: In the manga, Chibi-Usa makes a wish for Helios to be her prince one day.
* PuppyLove: With Chibi-Usa.

* ButchLesbian: In the manga, she kisses Usagi on the lips. However, in both adpations, their crush is made quite obvious.

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* BedTrick: A variant. In one episode of ''Stars'', Luna is found by Yaten of the Three Lights. Luna goes with "him" because she thinks "he's" cute. When Luna returns to the girls, Minako notices she smells like scented soap, and Luna mentions while blushing that she shared a bath with Yaten. The fact is, Yaten had no idea Luna is sentient, and it's actually more creepy than funny as the show had intended.

* OddFriendship: With Yaten in the fifth and final story arc. For a time, she's the only one Yaten willingly allows herself to accept as a friend.

* {{Bishonen}}: The anime portrays them as physically male in their civilian forms.

* {{Stripperiffic}}: Their guardian forms are some of the most revealing outfits in the series. It's even more [[{{Irony}} ironic]] when you consider the fact that they all dress as guys in civilian forms. Taken to another degree of irony as the classic anime makes them phyiscally male when not transformed.

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* ChivalrousPervert: They damn close to stealing Usagi away, but in the end doesn't take advantage of her when she's at her most vulnerable.

** To Mamarou: Seiya was also designed to mimic aspects of Mamoru as well, which is reflected in their hairstyle being a combination between Mamoru and Haruka's respective hairstyles. Seiya is also seen depicted with a red rose much like Mamoru. The anime expands on this aspect by having Seiya being the main masculine/male prescence in Usagi's life after Mamoru leaves to study abroad. This ultimately culminates with Seiya throwing a rose to distract an enemy away from Sailor Moon. In the anime, Usagi even comments how Seiya's prescence is similar to Mamoru's, but somewhat different.

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