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-> '''Voiced by''': Creator/MegumiOgata (first anime) (Japanese); Creator/JunkoMinagawa (''Crystal'' onwards) (Japanese), Creator/SaraLafleur (Cloverway), Creator/EricaMendez (Viz) (English); Belinda Martínez (first anime), Paulina Soto (''Crystal'') (Latin American Spanish), Rosana Beltrame (Brazilian Portuguese), Olga Lima (European Portuguese), Creator/TatianaDessi (Italian, ''Crystal'')\\

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-> '''Voiced by''': Creator/MegumiOgata (first anime) (Japanese); Creator/JunkoMinagawa (''Crystal'' onwards) (Japanese), Creator/SaraLafleur (Cloverway), Creator/EricaMendez (Viz) (English); Belinda Martínez (first anime), Paulina Soto (''Crystal'') (''Crystal'' onwards) (Latin American Spanish), Rosana Beltrame Beltrame/Creator/AdrianaPissardini (Brazilian Portuguese), Olga Lima (European Portuguese), Maddalena Vadacca (Italian, first anime), Creator/TatianaDessi (Italian, ''Crystal'')\\''Crystal'' onwards)\\



* AdaptationalBadass: In the manga she, along with all the other Solar System Senshi, [[spoiler:succumbs to Sailor Galaxia's mind control and relentlessly attacks Sailor Moon until she's disposed of]]. In the 90s anime, she and Sailor Neptune [[spoiler:resist the mind control – in fact, they deliberately [[FakeDefector feign defecting]] in order to gain the Galactica bracelets only to wait for the first opening and try to kill Galaxia [[HoistByHisOwnPetard with her own weapons]]. [[AllForNothing It doesn't work]], but even Galaxia herself is impressed by the strength of their willpower]].
* AdaptationalJerkass: In the 90s anime she and Michiru are far more smug, aloof and rude than her manga/Crystal courterpart, who only were only this at first in the Mugen/Infinity Arc. Eventually they mellow into straight heroines later in the manga.

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* AdaptationalBadass: In the manga she, along with all the other Solar System Senshi, Guardians, [[spoiler:succumbs to Sailor Galaxia's mind control and relentlessly attacks Sailor Moon until she's disposed of]]. In the 90s anime, she and Sailor Neptune [[spoiler:resist the mind control – in fact, they deliberately [[FakeDefector feign defecting]] in order to gain the Galactica bracelets only to wait for the first opening and try to kill Galaxia [[HoistByHisOwnPetard with her own weapons]]. [[AllForNothing It doesn't work]], but even Galaxia herself is impressed by the strength of their willpower]].
* AdaptationalJerkass: In the 90s anime she and Michiru are far more smug, aloof and rude than her manga/Crystal courterpart, who only were only this at first in the Mugen/Infinity Arc. Eventually they mellow into straight heroines later in the manga.
willpower]].



* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Sailors Uranus and Neptune in ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal'' are nowhere near as antagonistic towards in the Inner Guardians like they were in the original anime despite remaining prideful overall. In the end of the Death Busters story arc, they outright attempt to kill Sailor Moon because they couldn't stand her idealism, forcing Sailor Moon to outsmart them before they admitted defeat. In ''Crystal'', no such thing happens, and they part ways from the Inners on peaceful terms.



* BadassBiker: Almost runs over Makoto too!



* BloodlessCarnage: In the episodes where the Talismans show up. Despite both Uranus and Neptune getting injured (the former shot by apparently invisible darts and the latter ripping herself free from some sort of thorny vines), neither bleeds.



* BrokenAce: Along with Michiru, she's rich, beautiful enough to have Usagi, Rei, Makoto, and Minako fall for her, powerful enough to trash Jupiter in a fight in civilian or guardian form, and has a wide range of talents. In the manga, Usagi, Ami, Rei, and Makoto frustrate Minako (the original ace) by gushing about how awesome Haruka and Michiru are. However, before becoming a Sailor Guardian, she felt aimless in life. She wishes to run away from her fate, and initially didn't want to be a guardian. She was initially as unwilling to hurt a human being as an inner guardian, but gradually lost her sense of idealism. While Haruka will kill or leave innocent people to fate if she deems it necessary, she's deeply troubled by the actions she feels she has to take and fears that what they're doing is ultimately for nothing.

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* BrokenAce: Along with Michiru, she's rich, beautiful enough to have Usagi, Rei, Makoto, and Minako Usagi fall for her, powerful enough to trash Jupiter in a fight in civilian or guardian form, and has a wide range of talents. In the manga, Usagi, Ami, Rei, and Makoto frustrate Minako (the original ace) by gushing about how awesome Haruka and Michiru are. However, before becoming a Sailor Guardian, she felt aimless in life. She wishes to run away from her fate, and initially didn't want to be a guardian. She was initially as unwilling to hurt a human being as an inner guardian, but gradually lost her sense of idealism. While Haruka will kill or leave innocent people to fate if she deems it necessary, she's deeply troubled by the actions she feels she has to take and fears that what they're doing is ultimately for nothing.



* ButNotTooGay: The anime is, even in the Japanese version, very coy about Haruka and Michiru. While the main, straight couple of the series still only kisses infrequently, Haruka and Michiru ''never'' kiss. The manga does not have this problem. Though Haruka and Michiru still never kiss, Haruka ''does'' kiss Usagi.



** The S arc of the '90s anime depicts them as actively antagonistic to Sailor Moon and the Inner Guardians, despite the fact that by this point Usagi and her team have saved the world no less than three times.

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** The S arc of the '90s anime depicts them as actively antagonistic to Sailor Moon and the Inner Guardians, despite the fact that by this point Usagi and her team have saved the world no less than three times.times, while those two were only ''investigating'' their first and sole threat.
* ControlFreak: Whenever Haruka and Michiru enter the season's plot, they act as if they know better than the other Guardians (even if they don't know very much about the enemy), make decisions without considering anyone else's input, as well as undermine Usagi and take away her choice in the situation. This is best exemplified in the ''S'' season when Haruka ''steals Usagi's transformation brooch'' so she can't interfere when they confront Eudial and in the ''Stars'' season when they order the Sailor Starlights (mainly Seiya) to stay away from Usagi and when they tell Usagi to stay away from them in return. With the latter, Usagi calls them out on deciding the situation themselves and sticking their noses in their business like that.



** In chapter 14 of the manga, when showing how the Outer Guardians' life have been after the Death Busters arc, one panel shows her racing an open-wheeler race car in South Africa. Judging by what type of the car and where, it's presumed that she's racing a Formula One car in Kyalami.

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** In chapter 14 of the manga, when showing how the Outer Guardians' life have been after the Death Busters arc, one panel shows her racing an open-wheeler race car in South Africa. Judging by what type of the car and where, it's presumed that she's racing a Formula One car in Kyalami. Eternal outright confirms this, stating that they now work as a Formula One test driver.



** Usagi has always been shown to be a bit bi-curious, but in the anime both Minako ''and'' Makoto fall for her even after they learn she's not a boy.

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** Usagi has always been shown to be a bit bi-curious, but in the anime both Minako ''and'' Makoto fall Mostly played for laughs; several characters still express admiration for her even after they learn she's not learning she isn't a boy.



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* Grumpy Bear: In the anime. The idea that ThePowerOfLove and justice could triumph without a horrible sacrifice seems to offend her on some level.



* HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday: In the old english dub, they tried to remove Haruka's sexuality by having her, and everyone around her, never shut up about how she's cousins with Michiru/Michelle. This even extended to Sailor Uranus and Neptune, despite the fact none of the characters even knew about their civilian identities. The only problem is that Haruka and Michiru have a plethora of romantic scenes together, all of which were left intact by the dub. So, instead of just regular lesbians, the dub turned them into ''[[EpicFail incestuous lesbians]]'' instead.

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* HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday: In the old english English dub, they tried to remove Haruka's sexuality by having her, and everyone around her, never shut up about how she's cousins with Michiru/Michelle. This even extended to Sailor Uranus and Neptune, despite the fact none of the characters even knew about their civilian identities. The only problem is that Haruka and Michiru have a plethora of romantic scenes together, all of which were left intact by the dub. So, instead of just regular lesbians, the dub turned them into ''[[EpicFail incestuous lesbians]]'' instead.



* IDidWhatIHadToDO: She and Michiru consistently fail to learn from their mistakes and are willing to sacrifice lives--both innocent civilians and their own fellow soldiers--on the basis that the end (destroying the enemy) automatically justifies the means. Given that in the realm of Sailor Moon, what consistently defeats the villains is the power of unconditional love and not ruthless strategy, their failure to adjust to her strategy (which actually WORKS) marks them out for the StupidSacrifice category. Also, see the end of [=SailorStars=] for a classic example of this trope dovetailing with NiceJobBreakingItHero.
* IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance: Uranus and Neptune in the anime refused to work with Sailor Moon and the Inner Guardians because they believed they were too idealistic for their own good and couldn't make pragmatic decisions. After the battle with Pharaoh 90, they scold Usagi for protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]] which almost led to the planet being destroyed and say she is unfit to be queen. However, Uranus and Neptune were rookie soldiers without the experience of fighting various enemies Sailor Moon and her guardians had (judging by the information and flashbacks from the anime, they were active for ''roughly'' a year, with the Death Busters as their only threat to investigate). Naoko Takeuchi's ''Materials Collection'' notes even state that Haruka is "ignorant of the regular world" and "sees everything in black and white terms" so her claims that she and Michiru were making the best decisions don't hold much weight. Examples of their behavior include:

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* IDidWhatIHadToDO: She and Michiru consistently fail to learn from their mistakes and are willing to sacrifice lives--both innocent civilians and their own fellow soldiers--on the basis that the end (destroying the enemy) automatically justifies the means. Given that in the realm of Sailor Moon, what consistently defeats the villains is the power of unconditional love and not ruthless strategy, But their failure ControlFreak tendencies and habit of acting as if their decisions are superior to adjust to her strategy (which actually WORKS) the others' marks them out for the StupidSacrifice category. Also, see the end of [=SailorStars=] for a classic example of this trope dovetailing with NiceJobBreakingItHero.
* IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance: Uranus and Neptune in the anime refused to work with Sailor Moon and the Inner Guardians because they believed they were too idealistic for their own good and couldn't make pragmatic decisions. After the battle with Pharaoh 90, they scold lecture Usagi for protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]] which almost led to the planet being destroyed planet's destruction and say she is she's unfit to be queen. However, Uranus and Neptune were rookie soldiers without the experience of fighting various enemies Sailor Moon and her guardians had (judging by the information and flashbacks from the anime, they were active for ''roughly'' a year, with the Death Busters as their only threat to investigate). Naoko Takeuchi's ''Materials Collection'' notes even state that Haruka is "ignorant of the regular world" and "sees everything in black and white terms" so her claims that she and Michiru were making the best decisions don't hold much weight. Examples of their behavior include:



** After Eudial calls them to let them know she has found a Talisman, Haruka and Michiru call Usagi to meet them, tell her they won't let her slow them down with her "half-baked play war" and even [[WhatAnIdiot take away her brooch]]... with the [[FantasticNuke Silver Crystal]] inside. What Haruka and Michiru both failed to realize was that their plan for finding the Talismans had been rather half-baked. In spite of the time they spent investigating them, they were just piggybacking off the ''enemy's'' efforts: they just sat around and waited for the Death Busters to strike, remove a victim's Pure Heart, then check to see if it was a Talisman. At no point did they try to find them themselves. Eudial had to ''call and tell them'' that she found a Talisman. And at no point did they think she could have been leading them into a trap. They just [[LeeroyJenkins rushed to meet Eudial without coming up with a plan]] other than collecting a Talisman for their mission.

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** After Eudial calls them to let lets them know she has found a Talisman, Haruka and Michiru call Usagi to meet them, tell her they won't let her slow them down with her "half-baked play war" and even [[WhatAnIdiot take away steal her brooch]]...brooch... with the [[FantasticNuke Silver Crystal]] inside. What However, Haruka and Michiru both failed to don't realize was that their plan for finding the Talismans had been rather half-baked. In spite of the time they spent investigating them, they were just piggybacking off the ''enemy's'' efforts: they just sat around and waited for the Death Busters to strike, remove a victim's Pure Heart, then check to see if it was a Talisman. At no point did they try to find them themselves. Eudial had to ''call and tell them'' that she found a Talisman. And at no point did they think she could have been leading them into a trap. They just [[LeeroyJenkins rushed to meet Eudial without coming up with a plan]] other than collecting a Talisman for their mission.



* IncestSubtext: The Cloverway dub creates an interesting [[InvertedTrope inversion]] with Haruka and Michiru. The romantic subtext is ''meant'' to be there... but they're not supposed to be cousins in the original. The company that decided to make them cousins did so for the exact reason of preventing there being any openly gay people in the show, without actually changing enough other stuff to even try and hide how they feel for each other, just hoping no one would think it's odd for two cousins to be THAT devoted to each other.

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* IncestSubtext: The Cloverway dub creates an interesting [[InvertedTrope inversion]] {{Inver|tedTrope}}sion with Haruka and Michiru. The romantic subtext is ''meant'' to be there... but they're not supposed to be cousins in the original. The company that decided to make them cousins did so for the exact reason of preventing there being any openly gay people in the show, without actually changing enough other stuff to even try and hide how they feel for each other, just hoping no one would think it's odd for two cousins to be THAT devoted to each other.



* InformedAttribute: Is thought to be more pragmatic than the Inner Soldiers, yet her decisions say otherwise. See IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance above for more details.
* JerkassFacade: In the original manga and Crystal, she and Michiru's aloofness and initial unwillingness to work with the Inner Guardians was based on the fear that the Inners weren't strong enough and would get themselves killed as well as feeling responsible for the Death Busters' invasion due to not awakening in time to intercept them. After the Inners get stronger and show they don't need to be coddled, the facade is immediately dropped.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: While Haruka can be a pretty big jerk to those around her especially in ''S'' a lot of this is due to the stress of being an AntiHero and her belief that committing [[NecessarilyEvil necessary evil]] is required to save the world. Wherever she is allowed to be herself she shows a much softer, even goofier, side especially around her lover Michiru or [[OddFriendship Usagi.]]
* KarmaHoudini: In the 90s anime. Despite to their refusal to learn from their mistakes and being IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance, Hikaru and Machiru are never really punished in any way that sticks or called out by the other characters who are, in addition to always willing to forgive them, constantly praise how "cool" and "mature" they are compared to the Inners.

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Is thought to be more pragmatic than the Inner Soldiers, yet her decisions say otherwise. See IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance above for more details.
* JerkassFacade: In ** Uranus and Neptune are stated to dread the original manga and Crystal, she and Michiru's aloofness and initial unwillingness to work with the Inner Guardians was based on the fear that the Inners weren't strong enough and would get themselves killed as well as feeling responsible idea of sacrificing innocents for the Death Busters' invasion sake of their mission, but this doubted due to not awakening in time to intercept them. After the Inners get stronger and show fact that they never bother to search for other options, acting as if killing is the ''only'' thing they can do about the situation that they don't need know very much about, and react angrily to the ''suggestion'' that they look for another way, even though they should be jumping at any opportunity to learn alternative methods if they really wanted to avoid sacrificing innocents.
* IntertwinedFingers: Haruka and Michiru do this quite a few times throughout the series. Most notably during the "I like your hands" scene, on the morning that they [[spoiler:go to the Marine Cathedral expecting to have to [[TheseHandsHaveKilled kill an innocent person]]]] and again [[spoiler:while they're dying/fading out of existence at the end of Stars]].
* {{Irony}}: At the conclusion of the battle against Pharaoh 90, Haruka and Michiru state that Usagi's way of handling it makes her unfit
to be coddled, the facade Queen of the Future Silver Millennium, and yet it is immediately dropped.
heavily implied that Neo-Queen Serenity herself [[TheChessmaster was the one to set things in motion]] when she told Chibi-Usa to train in the past and befriend an "important person" who would later turn out to be [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]], thereby leading to the events of the season to play out the way they did with no one being sacrificed as Hotaru's bond with Chibi-Usa was an important factor in her overpowering Mistress 9, awakening as Sailor Saturn, and destroying Pharaoh 90 with Super Sailor Moon once and for all.
* ISurrenderSuckers: In the fifth Season, Sailors Uranus and Neptune pretended to do a FaceHeelTurn, submitting to Galaxia's will and even ''killing'' Saturn and Pluto, and then, when the going got good and they did enough damage, made an attempt on her life. Subverted in that Galaxia is seemingly immortal, and both Uranus and Neptune are instantly destroyed upon the revelation of her immortality.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: While Haruka can be a pretty big jerk to those around her especially in ''S'' a lot of this is due to the stress of being an AntiHero and her belief that committing [[NecessarilyEvil necessary evil]] is required to save the world. Wherever she is allowed to be herself she shows a much softer, even goofier, side especially around her lover Michiru or [[OddFriendship Usagi.]]
* KarmaHoudini:
]] In the 90s anime. Despite to their refusal to learn from their mistakes original manga and being IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance, Hikaru Crystal, she and Machiru are never really punished in any way Michiru's aloofness and initial unwillingness to work with the Inner Guardians was based on the fear that sticks or called out by the other characters who are, in addition to always willing to forgive them, constantly praise how "cool" Inners weren't strong enough and "mature" they are compared to would get themselves killed as well as feeling responsible for the Inners.Death Busters' invasion due to not awakening in time to intercept them.



* MeaningfulName: Tenoh [[SpellMyNameWithAnS as in]] Tenōsei, the Japanese name for Uranus literally meaning "sky king star".

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Tenoh [[SpellMyNameWithAnS as in]] Tenōsei, the Japanese name for Uranus literally meaning "sky king star".



* MyWayOrTheHighway: Also crosses with ControlFreak. She and Neptune believe that their methods are better and disregard those who don't think the same way as them.
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* TheNeedsOfTheMany: She and Michiru were really enraged over Sailor Moon not seeing that saving the entire world is more important than the life of one person, although Usagi did manage to find a way without sacrificing Hotaru.
* NeverMyFault: Haruka and Michiru solely blame Usagi for the way the conflict with Pharaoh 90 ended due to her protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]], even though their aloof behavior, hasty decision making, and inability to cooperate and share meaningful communication contributed to the outcome of the battle just as much as Usagi's actions did.

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* TheNeedsOfTheMany: She and Michiru were really enraged over frustrated with Sailor Moon not seeing that saving the entire world is more important than the life of one person, although Usagi did manage to find a way without sacrificing Hotaru.
* NeverMyFault: Haruka and At the conclusion of ''S'', Michiru solely blame Usagi for the way the conflict with Pharaoh 90 ended due to her protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]], even though and Haruka never acknowledge that it's their aloof behavior, hasty decision making, decision-making, refusal to think of another plan, and inability to cooperate and share meaningful communication problems that contributed to the outcome of the battle just with Pharaoh 90 ''just'' as much as Usagi's actions did. did, if not more so.



* TheOneGuy: In the foreign dubs that changed the gender of Haruka's civilian identify, "he" becomes the one guy among the Sailor Soldiers.

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* TheOneGuy: In the foreign dubs that changed the gender of Haruka's civilian identify, "he" becomes the one guy among the Sailor Soldiers.Guardians.



* PoorCommunicationKills: Neptune and Uranus's stubborn refusal to open any kind of discussion with the other Guardians about what's going on during the Infinity arc approaches the absurd. Even after it becomes clear that Moon and her team are not going to stay out of it no matter what Neptune and Uranus say, the pair keep everything they know entirely to themselves, forcing the Inners to fumble around blindly in their own investigation covering ground that Neptune and Uranus have already covered and repeatedly coming into danger as their efforts draw the attention of the Death Busters.

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* PastelChalkedFreezeFrame: Haruka and Michiru's scenes are done this way more often than not, when ''not'' in any form of battle, in order to emphasize how elegant they are.
* PoorCommunicationKills: Neptune and Uranus's Uranus' stubborn refusal to open any kind of discussion with the other Guardians about what's going on during the Infinity arc approaches the absurd. Even after it becomes clear that Moon and her team are not going to stay out of it no matter what Neptune and Uranus say, the pair keep everything they know entirely to themselves, forcing the Inners to fumble around blindly in their own investigation covering ground that Neptune and Uranus have already covered and repeatedly coming into danger as their efforts draw the attention of the Death Busters.



* SignatureScent: Downplayed in episode 98 of the anime. Early on, Usagi and Haruka are hiding together, and Usagi notices the scent of Haruka's cologne. Later, as Sailor Moon and Sailor Uranus, they're [[ChainedHeat handcuffed together]] by the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Monster of the Day]], and when they once again hide, Moon notices the same scent on Uranus. This is Moon's first clue to Uranus's identity.

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* SignatureScent: Downplayed in episode 98 of the anime. Early on, Usagi and Haruka are hiding together, and Usagi notices the scent of Haruka's cologne. Later, as Sailor Moon and Sailor Uranus, they're [[ChainedHeat handcuffed together]] by the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Monster of the Day]], and when they once again hide, Moon notices the same scent on Uranus. This is Moon's first clue to Uranus's Uranus' identity.



* SourSupporter: In the anime, the idea that ThePowerOfLove and justice could triumph without a horrible sacrifice seems to offend her on some level.



* StatuesqueStunner: Tallest of the guardians, and EvenTheGirlsWantHer.

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* StatuesqueStunner: Tallest She's the tallest of the guardians, and EvenTheGirlsWantHer.



* TookALevelInKindness: At the start, Haruka and Michiru both refuse to work with the other Sailor Guardians, look down on them like fools, and refuse to trust anyone but each other. They also think that Usagi is unqualified to be the queen and that Hotaru has to be killed to stop the silence. Once they accept the truth and see things beyond their old views, they become more open and caring and are just as loyal to Usagi as the Inners. In the anime, they remain somewhat harsh, critical, and arrogant, but they're still clearly on Usagi's side.

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* TookALevelInKindness: Downplayed. At the start, Haruka and Michiru both refuse to work with the other Sailor Guardians, look down on them like fools, and refuse to trust anyone but each other. They also think thought that Usagi is unqualified to be the queen and that sparing Hotaru has to be killed to stop the silence.was foolish and idealistic. Once they accept the truth and see things beyond their old views, they become more open and caring and are just as loyal to Usagi as the Inners. In However, once they return in the anime, ''Stars'' season, they remain somewhat harsh, critical, and arrogant, but they're still clearly on Usagi's side.



* UnderestimatingBadassery: Haruka and Michiru are set on the idea that the younger Sailor Guardians are just too idealistic to deal with threats as well as they do, despite the fact that it's common knowledge that Sailor Moon's team have been fighting and defeating all kinds of evil threats long before Uranus and Neptune appeared. Either Uranus and Neptune paid no attention to what's been going on or they think the Inners just got lucky too often.

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* UnderestimatingBadassery: Haruka and Michiru are set on the idea that the younger (younger by only one year) Sailor Guardians are just too idealistic to deal with threats as well as they do, despite the fact that it's common knowledge that Sailor Moon's team have been fighting and defeating all kinds of evil threats long before Uranus and Neptune appeared. Either Uranus and Neptune paid no attention to what's been going on or they think the Inners just got lucky too often.



* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: With their refusal to cooperate with the other guardians (who have more experience than them) and their belief that only they have the moral strength to make hard choices, she and Michiru tend to make WrongGenreSavvy decisions that make things worse, like their FakeDefector scheme in the GrandFinale where they end up sacrificing Setsuna and Hotaru for nothing.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: See {{Anti Hero}}ine above. This is mellowed a bit by working with the inner soldiers, but Uranus and Neptune still occasionally resort to more extreme tactics. [[spoiler:Of course, this being an [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism idealistic]] series, they are usually proven wrong about said tactics being [[SlidingScaleofUnavoidableVersusUnforgivable necessary]].]]
* WhatTheHellHero: Along with Michiru, Haruka chastises Usagi for her idealism and protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]] (or rather, her body, which had already been taken over by Mistress 9).
--> '''Uranus:''' Sailor Moon, are you happy now?
--> '''Moon:''' ...
--> '''Uranus:''' ... ANSWER ME!!!!

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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: With their refusal to cooperate with the other guardians (who have more experience than them) and their belief that only they have the moral strength to make hard choices, she and Michiru tend to make WrongGenreSavvy decisions that make try and take control of the situation as if they know better which often makes things worse, like their FakeDefector scheme in the GrandFinale where they end up sacrificing Setsuna and Hotaru for nothing.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: See {{Anti Hero}}ine above. This is mellowed a bit by working with the inner soldiers, but Uranus and Neptune still occasionally resort to more extreme tactics. [[spoiler:Of Of course, this being an [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism idealistic]] series, they are usually proven wrong about said tactics being [[SlidingScaleofUnavoidableVersusUnforgivable necessary]].]]
* WhatTheHellHero: Along with Michiru, Haruka chastises Usagi for her idealism and protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]] (or rather, her body, which had already been taken over by Mistress 9).
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--> '''Moon:''' ...
--> '''Uranus:''' ... ANSWER ME!!!!
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* WouldHurtAChild: Uranus and Neptune try to kill 12-year-old Hotaru while her body is inhabited by Mistress 9, though Usagi defends her. Near the end of the series, they steal her Star Seed to keep up their deception against Galaxia.
* WrongGenreSavvy: From the way she Haruka and Michiru are utterly convinced that victory requires sacrifice, their tactics in battle, and their claim that Usagi's ideals are childish, they act like they're the {{Pragmatic Hero}}es of a dark urban fantasy where victory without sacrifice is impossible. They're really living in a war drama, not a MagicalGirl series.series that runs on ThePowerOfFriendship, [[IdealHero Usagi]] is the protagonist, and since they won't consider other options or accept help from anyone else, they're not nearly as pragmatic as they think they are.
* YouAreWorthHell: Sailors Neptune and Uranus risk damnation in the last season, as long as they're together. Then there's Neptune's line about the world not being worth saving if Uranus isn't in it...
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* BikerBabe: Almost runs over Makoto too!
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!!Haruka Tenoh/Amara -- Sailor Uranus
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-> '''Voiced by''': Creator/MegumiOgata (first anime) (Japanese); Creator/JunkoMinagawa (''Crystal'' onwards) (Japanese), Creator/SaraLafleur (Cloverway), Creator/EricaMendez (Viz) (English); Belinda Martínez (first anime), Paulina Soto (''Crystal'') (Latin American Spanish), Rosana Beltrame (Brazilian Portuguese), Olga Lima (European Portuguese), Creator/TatianaDessi (Italian, ''Crystal'')\\
'''Portrayed in the musicals by''': Sanae Kimura, Nao Takagi, Mari Hatano (Asako Uchida), Akiko Nakayama, Shū Shiotuki\\\
"''Guided by a new era, Sailor Uranus acts with elegance!''"

The [[InformedAttribute most pragmatic]] of the guardians, even willing to sacrifice lives for the greater good. Although she puts up a tough facade, she's more damaged by this outlook than she's willing to admit. When not fighting evil, she enjoys playing sports, [[TomboyWithAGirlyStreak playing the piano]], driving her CoolCar, and [[EvenTheGirlsWantHer generally wowing everyone else in the cast]].
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* AdaptationalBadass: In the manga she, along with all the other Solar System Senshi, [[spoiler:succumbs to Sailor Galaxia's mind control and relentlessly attacks Sailor Moon until she's disposed of]]. In the 90s anime, she and Sailor Neptune [[spoiler:resist the mind control – in fact, they deliberately [[FakeDefector feign defecting]] in order to gain the Galactica bracelets only to wait for the first opening and try to kill Galaxia [[HoistByHisOwnPetard with her own weapons]]. [[AllForNothing It doesn't work]], but even Galaxia herself is impressed by the strength of their willpower]].
* AdaptationalJerkass: In the 90s anime she and Michiru are far more smug, aloof and rude than her manga/Crystal courterpart, who only were only this at first in the Mugen/Infinity Arc. Eventually they mellow into straight heroines later in the manga.
* AdaptationDyeJob: Haruka[=/=]Sailor Uranus' hair in the manga is most often white-blond, but dark, sandy blonde in TheNineties anime.
* AdoptivePeerParent: Is "Haruka-Papa" to young Hotaru after she's been orphaned, co-parenting with respective "Mama"'s Michiru and Setsuna.
* AloofAlly: With Neptune towards the inner guardians in that they are too idealistic and refuse to use lethal force.
* AmateurSleuth: When not fighting, she and Michiru often investigate suspicious activity rather than getting caught up in it like so many other characters. For example, they enrolled in Mugen Academy to get to the bottom of the strange things happening there.
* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: In ''Crystal'' it's left unclear where Haruka's stands on their gender identity. Unlike the 90's anime, where in Haruka was a pure {{bifauxnen}}, in ''Crystal'' Haruka tends to mix and match outfits, going from wearing slacks and suits, to mini-skirts to skirts. Usagi asks Haruka in one episode whether they are a man or a woman and Haruka simply replies "does it matter?" Making things even murkier later on in the season Michiru states that "Uranus in both a man and a woman who is a guardian with both sex and strength", suggesting she may be bigender.
* AmbiguouslyAbsentParent: The Tsukinos appear often enough, other parents of the girls are either dead or rarely appear but are still confirmed to exist, but Haruka's family is never referenced.
* AmbiguouslyChristian: She and Michiru both qualify. They're searching for the Messiah, and Uranus even sports a cross at times. There is certainly a lot of Catholic imagery in the ''S'' season. Michiru telling the story of Adam and Eve and referring to them as the first man and woman drives the point home.
* ArtisticLicenseCars: Her [=2000GT=] is shown to be a four-seater. The real Toyota [=2000GT=] (including the Bond model that she drove) only have two seats.
* BadassDriver: Is a racecar driver, one considered to be gifted enough for Japan to be proud of her.
* BattleCouple: With Neptune. They usually arrive together and attack enemies in tandem.
* BeautyBrainsAndBrawn: The brawn to Michiru's beauty and Setsuna's brains.
* {{Bifauxnen}}: She's depicted as the most tomboyish and androgynous-looking of the Sailor Guardian in all versions, but much more so in the 90s anime where she almost always dresses in a masculine way and regularly invokes EvenTheGirlsWantHer. In the manga she starts out as looking very masculine, but leans towards wearing more feminine outfits after her identity as a Sailor Guardian is fully revealed.
* BifauxnenAndLadette: Is the {{Bifauxnen}} to Seiya's {{Ladette}}.
* TheBigDamnKiss: Not a romantic one, but Season 3 of ''Crystal'' gives us one between [[spoiler: Haruka and Usagi]].
* TheBigGirl: For the Outer Guardians, and in general, the Sailor Team. She is the second tallest of all guardians (towering over Makoto), is a competitive racer, is athletic enough to dominate Jupiter in a brawl, and like Jupiter, likes physical fighting just as much as using her guardian powers. In contrast to Ami, she prefers to power through enemies rather than step back and make a plan.
* BikerBabe: Almost runs over Makoto too!
* BlackAndWhiteMorality: The ''Materials Collection'' notes state that she "sees everything in black and white terms".
* BloodKnight: Is always more than happy to jump into battle, although her Action-first bravado is eventually put at odds with Sailor Mercury.
* BlowYouAway: Played with. Her namesake is the planet and god of the skies, but her most well-known ability, World Shaking, is often associated with the earth. Interestingly, the attack is described as "the heavens crashing down on the earth." Her other abilities usually involve unleashing blasts of energy or cosmic winds, so while she doesn't have explicitly wind-based powers, her abilities are still technically associated with the skies and the cosmos.
* {{Bokukko}}: She uses the "boku" male pronoun. Between that and the fact she also wears a boys' school uniform and has masculine interests such as car racing, she's easily mistaken for male when not transformed.
* BoyishShortHair: She's a tomboy and ButchLesbian with short hair, in contrast to LipstickLesbian Michiru's long hair.
* BrainsVersusBrawn: The brawn to Ami's brains. While Ami is a genius with an IQ of 300 and the best test scores in school and prefers to carefully analyze her enemies before attacking, Haruka is a physically strong athlete who fights with a sword and charges into battle like there's no tomorrow. The contrast between these two is most explored in the Nehellenia arc of the last season.
* BreakTheBadass: She and Michiru pretend to defect to Galaxia to gain her trust, but doing so they kill Pluto and Saturn by removing their Star Seeds. Then, when it turns out that Galaxia doesn't have one to remove, they break down and realize it was all for nothing.
* BrokenAce: Along with Michiru, she's rich, beautiful enough to have Usagi, Rei, Makoto, and Minako fall for her, powerful enough to trash Jupiter in a fight in civilian or guardian form, and has a wide range of talents. In the manga, Usagi, Ami, Rei, and Makoto frustrate Minako (the original ace) by gushing about how awesome Haruka and Michiru are. However, before becoming a Sailor Guardian, she felt aimless in life. She wishes to run away from her fate, and initially didn't want to be a guardian. She was initially as unwilling to hurt a human being as an inner guardian, but gradually lost her sense of idealism. While Haruka will kill or leave innocent people to fate if she deems it necessary, she's deeply troubled by the actions she feels she has to take and fears that what they're doing is ultimately for nothing.
* ButchLesbian: She's tall, athletic, a race car driver, and wears her hair short. Played up more in the anime, where she rarely wears women's clothes.
* ButtMonkey: To Michiru whenever she's in troll mode. Especially in the last season, where Michiru loves saying Haruka doesn't like Seiya because she doesn't like popular men. In this way, Michiru's saying Haruka is actually jealous of Seiya because he has better luck with women, leaving Haruka in the position of either admitting she's jealous or having to say she does like Seiya.
* ByThePowerOfGreyskull: "Uranus Planet Power, Make up!", "Uranus Crystal Power, Make up!"
* CarFu: She and Michiru make their badassery known on a motorcycle in their debut episode (as themselves, at least).
* CelebrityMasquerade: A car-racing champion who gets a lot of attention from the media due to her talent and young age. She transforms into the tough Sailor Uranus and defends the solar system from evil and chaos.
* ChainedHeat: An attack by a Daimon handcuffs Sailor Moon and Sailor Uranus together for an episode. This serves as a plot device since they'd been at odds since they ran into each other and have avoided contact. Being stuck together helps each to understand how the other thinks.
* CharacterExaggeration: In the manga, Haruka is still butch but has her feminine moments and even occasionally wears girly clothes. In the 90s anime, she is much more masculine and is even a {{Bokukko}} (in the manga she uses the girly pronoun "atashi").
* ChastityCouple: Haruka and Michiru are girlfriends, but there's nothing too explicit about their relationship. In fact, the only onscreen kiss Haruka has is with Usagi, not Michiru.
* ClingyJealousGirl: Haruka can become easily and extremely jealous whenever someone takes an interest in Michiru.
* CloseRangeCombatant: It helps that she has a sword. She has even defeated Makoto in combat.
* TheComicallySerious: Sometimes. Haruka can easily flirt with others, but any flirting back tends to fly right over her head or fluster her.
* CommanderContrarian: In the anime, though it's more to provide a counter-balance to Usagi's blind optimism. And while Usagi ultimately proves right in the long run, Haruka's reaction to some of her more reckless actions are presented as extremely logical instead of being wrong for the sake of being wrong.
* ConflictBall: Sailors Neptune and Uranus clutch it tightly more often than not, especially in their introductory arc.
** In the Infinity arc of the manga/''Crystal'' they spend nearly half the arc stubbornly refusing to tell Sailor Moon and her team ''anything'' about who they are or what's going on. Their reasoning is eventually explained as "we feel that this is our responsibility to handle as Outer Guardians and we don't want to risk you being hurt by getting involved" - never mind that they had previously ''attacked'' Sailor Moon rather than explain this, and that the lack of communication placed her and her team in greater danger by inspiring them to investigate on their own without knowing what they're up against.
** The S arc of the '90s anime depicts them as actively antagonistic to Sailor Moon and the Inner Guardians, despite the fact that by this point Usagi and her team have saved the world no less than three times.
* CoolBigSis: To the Inners, but mostly to Usagi.
* CoolCar: One of Haruka's main characteristic traits. This is mainly due to Takeuchi's own love of certain cars and wanting to draw them.
** One of Naoko Takeuchi's artwork of Haruka shows her posing beside a white Ferrari Testarossa [=F512M=].
** In chapter 14 of the manga, when showing how the Outer Guardians' life have been after the Death Busters arc, one panel shows her racing an open-wheeler race car in South Africa. Judging by what type of the car and where, it's presumed that she's racing a Formula One car in Kyalami.
** In the anime, she primarily drives a ''roofless'' yellow Toyota [=2000GT=], as the cool car in Film/YouOnlyLiveTwice. She ups the ante in episode 168 of the anime, when she's shown driving ''another'' cool car, a navy blue Ferrari Testarossa 512 TR.
** In her debut episode, she's talks about her passion to become a racing driver before giving it up for another task (i.e. becoming a Sailor Guardian). There's an imagine spot of this featuring Group A racers from TheNineties, which in this case almost entirely consists of Nissan Skyline Group A racers.
** Episode 179 shows Haruka and Michiru sitting on the hood of a car near a lighthouse. It is not clear as in what model the car is, but it's clear that it's not the [=2000GT=][[note]]The front end is shorter, has more diagonal angle, and boxier than the [=2000GT=][[/note]] or the Testarossa[[note]]While the front end may fit, the shape of the side window is different compared to any Testarossa model. In addition, the rear part is a bit too circular for a supercar from Testarossa's era[[/note]]. Judging by the shape and design of the car, it's presumed a [[TheSixties 1960s]] or [[TheSeventies early 1970s]] European-made super car.
* CoolSword: Her Space Sword, has jewels on the white sheath and a cool curved red blade that glows when in use (The color varies) in the 90s anime. In the manga and crystal, the blade is straight and while the manga depictions vary the color of the hilt and blade (even appearing transparent in some artwork), along with the length, crystal solidifies it with silvery decorations on the hilt and hand guard with a large blue orb connecting it to a blade the length of Haruka's arm.
* CustomUniform: She and Michiru have short gloves instead of elbow-length ones.
* DeadpanSnarker: Prone to sarcastic remarks like Michiru.
* TheDividual: With Neptune; they were created as a pair, never get solos in the Sera Myu, instead getting duets, and the scenes they have solo can be counted on one hand. The 90's anime forcibly separates them for a single episode, instead pairing Uranus with Mercury leading her to comment how weird it is to not have Neptune around, noting she hadn't noticed until now just how hard Neptune worked to keep up with her speed.
* DoesNotLikeMen: A RunningGag for Haruka in season 5 is that she's always gets teased that she doesn't like popular men (especially by Michiru), much to her dismay and annoyance.
* DoesNotLikeSpam: Natto soybeans are her least favorite food.
* DramaticallyMissingThePoint: When Haruka and Michiru's visions of the Silence come, you can't blame them for being terrified, but they believe that the Silence is something that must never be allowed to happen, ''ever'', and that they have to kill Hotaru to stop it. They don't realize that Sailor Saturn and her powers exist for a reason: the old must be destroyed so that the new can be created, and when things go too far, sometimes it's better to just RestartTheWorld.
* DubPersonalityChange: Like several other characters, the original English dub flanderized her and Michiru, making them even meaner and harsher than the original anime.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: In the manga Uranus' first appears as a Guardian in a Tuxedo Mask outfit. Every subsequent appearance she was a Sailor like the others and it is never brought up again. Oddly, this was kept in ''Crystal''.
* EvenTheGirlsWantHer:
** Usagi has always been shown to be a bit bi-curious, but in the anime both Minako ''and'' Makoto fall for her even after they learn she's not a boy.
** This extends to real life as well. [[http://en.rocketnews24.com/2017/02/08/japanese-women-pick-which-anime-characters-theyd-want-as-their-girlfriends/ In a poll conducted among Japanese lesbians]] about which anime character they'd want as a girlfriend, Haruka was in the Top 5 responses.
* FakeDefector: In the final episodes.
* {{Foil}}: To Ami, which is explored in the Nehellenia arc of the Stars season. While Haruka is the brawn of the Outer Soldiers, and tries to plow through hordes of enemies with brute force, Ami is the brains of the inner soldiers, and insists on studying an enemy before attacking. Haruka is tomboyish, gruff, cynical enough to think that a horrible sacrifice is necessary to preserve peace, appears very confident, and genuinely does not care whether others accept her or not, while Ami is ladylike, gentle, idealistic, insecure, and wants to be liked by others.
* FriendlyRivalry: With the anime one-shot character [[DarkSkinnedRedhead Elza Gray]]. As track runners, they're each other's biggest competition. Despite this, they remain friendly to each other, and [[SmallRoleBigImpact Elza was even the one who introduced Haruka to her friend Michiru]].
* GenderBlenderName: Like Makoto, she has a unisex name to emphasize how she has masculine and feminine traits. When she's first introduced, it also adds to the confusion over whether she's male or female.
* GeniusBruiser: More known for her strength and fighting skills than her intelligence, but she's quite mature, a gifted musician, and must be a great student to get into the super exclusive Mugen Gakuen.
* GoodIsNotNice: In the 90s anime, Haruka and Michiru are very cynical, trying to kill Hotaru in an attempt to stop Saturn from ending the world. Even after Usagi manages to both save Hotaru and the universe, they still are aloof. In the ''Stars'' arc, both act as [[DoubleReverseQuadrupleAgent Double Reverse Quadruple Agents]] for Galaxia, even killing Saturn and Pluto to prove their loyalty. However, they are also WrongGenreSavvy and end up dying themselves. They have good intentions, but also believe that the ends justify the means and thus do not hesitate to resort to violence or trickery. They are are much nicer in the manga.
* GrumpyBear: In the anime. The idea that ThePowerOfLove and justice could triumph without a horrible sacrifice seems to offend her on some level.
* HandsomeLech: No, really! In the anime, she flirts with a lot of girls, including Usagi and a hotel maid who appears to reciprocate (or at least be flustered). In the latter case, Michiru walked in the room when Haruka was putting the moves on said maid. She seems to have long ago accepted this part of her partner and lets it slide... mostly.
* HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday: In the old english dub, they tried to remove Haruka's sexuality by having her, and everyone around her, never shut up about how she's cousins with Michiru/Michelle. This even extended to Sailor Uranus and Neptune, despite the fact none of the characters even knew about their civilian identities. The only problem is that Haruka and Michiru have a plethora of romantic scenes together, all of which were left intact by the dub. So, instead of just regular lesbians, the dub turned them into ''[[EpicFail incestuous lesbians]]'' instead.
* HeroesPreferSwords: Has a sword as her weapon across all continuities.
* HeroicBSOD: Goes into one in the middle of ''S'' when she [[spoiler:watches Neptune almost die to try and save her. She then tells not to go off without her and removes her Pure Heart Talisman]] (though that was more or less part of her mission). They get better thanks to [[AllLovingHero Usagi]].
* HeroicSuicide: Sort of. [[spoiler: She loses consciousness rather than die, although she intended for the latter to happen]]. After Eudial [[spoiler: removes Neptune's Talisman]], Uranus realizes [[spoiler: she holds what she believes to be the final talisman inside her]]. To save the world, she decides to shoot herself in the heart using Eudial's gun. Usagi tries desperately to prevent this from occurring, but her cries go unnoticed, as the other guardians (including Setsuna) arrive too late. Don't worry, [[DisneyDeath she gets better.]]
* HeroOfAnotherStory: She and Michiru are usually living their own adventure while the protagonists are in Tokyo. In the anime they even leave after the third season specifically to do this.
* HighSchoolSweethearts: With Michiru.
* HugeSchoolgirl: She's in high school at the start and end of the series, and is even taller than Makoto. Not that Haruka (or anyone else) is bothered by it.
* {{Hypocrite}}:
** During the early stages of her relationship with Michiru, Haruka snarked that she didn't think a privileged rich girl like her could possibly understand a concept as bleak as the apocalypse, even though Haruka ''herself'' is a privileged rich girl.
** Before going to confront Eudial with Michiru, Haruka tells Usagi that they won't let her slow them down with her "half-baked play war". She says this, even though she and Michiru didn't have a concrete plan for finding the Talismans all season and they hadn't formed a plan for when they confronted Eudial and when they did, [[NearVillainVictory she quickly gained the upper hand]]. Had Usagi heeded their threat and stayed away, Haruka and Michiru would've died and the Death Busters would've gotten a hold on two Talismans.
** In the ''Stars'' season, she expresses distaste at the way Seiya "indiscriminately approaches women", yet Haruka has been shown to flirt with a lot of girls, including Usagi and the Inner Soldiers (even stealing a ''kiss'' from Sailor Moon in the manga/''Crystal'' without her consent, which is a form of ''sexual assault'') and unlike Seiya, Haruka is in a relationship (a stable one with trust from both sides, but still).
* IDidWhatIHadToDO: She and Michiru consistently fail to learn from their mistakes and are willing to sacrifice lives--both innocent civilians and their own fellow soldiers--on the basis that the end (destroying the enemy) automatically justifies the means. Given that in the realm of Sailor Moon, what consistently defeats the villains is the power of unconditional love and not ruthless strategy, their failure to adjust to her strategy (which actually WORKS) marks them out for the StupidSacrifice category. Also, see the end of [=SailorStars=] for a classic example of this trope dovetailing with NiceJobBreakingItHero.
* IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance: Uranus and Neptune in the anime refused to work with Sailor Moon and the Inner Guardians because they believed they were too idealistic for their own good and couldn't make pragmatic decisions. After the battle with Pharaoh 90, they scold Usagi for protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]] which almost led to the planet being destroyed and say she is unfit to be queen. However, Uranus and Neptune were rookie soldiers without the experience of fighting various enemies Sailor Moon and her guardians had (judging by the information and flashbacks from the anime, they were active for ''roughly'' a year, with the Death Busters as their only threat to investigate). Naoko Takeuchi's ''Materials Collection'' notes even state that Haruka is "ignorant of the regular world" and "sees everything in black and white terms" so her claims that she and Michiru were making the best decisions don't hold much weight. Examples of their behavior include:
** If Uranus and Neptune were as pragmatic as they believed they were, they would've teamed up with the more seasoned girls who had among them a national genius girl with a handheld supercomputer that's suggested to be more advanced than modern day appliances (Ami), a psychic girl who could've figured out who held the Talismans by divining through the Sacred Fire (Rei), and a girl with a legendary crystal that has the capacity to heal/destroy an entire planet, purge evil from a person or place, and bring the dead back to life (Usagi). Granted, Uranus and Neptune might not have ''known'' about their previous missions to know they're capable, but since Sailor Moon and the Inners started picking up notoriety after they awakened (to the point of having little dolls made in their image and kindergarteners knowing about them in ''R'') and Pluto let them know that Chibi-Usa was the Princess of the Future Silver Millennium, it's hard to believe that they ''wouldn't'' have heard of their exploits through the news or word of mouth, or that Pluto wouldn't have told Uranus and Neptune about them herself.
** After Eudial calls them to let them know she has found a Talisman, Haruka and Michiru call Usagi to meet them, tell her they won't let her slow them down with her "half-baked play war" and even [[WhatAnIdiot take away her brooch]]... with the [[FantasticNuke Silver Crystal]] inside. What Haruka and Michiru both failed to realize was that their plan for finding the Talismans had been rather half-baked. In spite of the time they spent investigating them, they were just piggybacking off the ''enemy's'' efforts: they just sat around and waited for the Death Busters to strike, remove a victim's Pure Heart, then check to see if it was a Talisman. At no point did they try to find them themselves. Eudial had to ''call and tell them'' that she found a Talisman. And at no point did they think she could have been leading them into a trap. They just [[LeeroyJenkins rushed to meet Eudial without coming up with a plan]] other than collecting a Talisman for their mission.
** Regarding Hotaru, they were hell-bent on killing her because she was the reincarnation of Sailor Saturn and they believed she would destroy the world when she awakened, yet they were unaware of her true purpose (to destroy the world ''only'' when things were at their lowest point so everything could be reborn anew) and would've killed an innocent girl and valuable comrade had they succeeded.
** Finally, if Uranus and Neptune had teamed up with the girls and shared what they knew about the Death Busters (admittedly, something Neptune ''had'' suggested to Uranus who refused her), the issue would've been resolved quicker with ''far'' less conflict, but instead they were aloof and condescending towards them and even hindered them on several occasions. Even Tuxedo Mask said that while the Outer Guardians are strong, Sailor Moon is stronger because she has teammates.
** In short, while Uranus and Neptune were smug and condescending towards Sailor Moon and the Inners for their beliefs, it was ''their'' aloof behavior, hasty decision making, and inability to cooperate and share meaningful communication that often led them to make things worse and cause unnecessary conflict.
* IHaveTheHighGround: She and Michiru are fond of this.
* IncestSubtext: The Cloverway dub creates an interesting [[InvertedTrope inversion]] with Haruka and Michiru. The romantic subtext is ''meant'' to be there... but they're not supposed to be cousins in the original. The company that decided to make them cousins did so for the exact reason of preventing there being any openly gay people in the show, without actually changing enough other stuff to even try and hide how they feel for each other, just hoping no one would think it's odd for two cousins to be THAT devoted to each other.
* IneffectualLoner: She and Michiru have a consistently condescending view of many of the other characters, despite being surprisingly useless when combating actual [[TheDragon Dragons]] or {{Big Bad}}s.
* InformedAttribute: Is thought to be more pragmatic than the Inner Soldiers, yet her decisions say otherwise. See IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance above for more details.
* JerkassFacade: In the original manga and Crystal, she and Michiru's aloofness and initial unwillingness to work with the Inner Guardians was based on the fear that the Inners weren't strong enough and would get themselves killed as well as feeling responsible for the Death Busters' invasion due to not awakening in time to intercept them. After the Inners get stronger and show they don't need to be coddled, the facade is immediately dropped.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: While Haruka can be a pretty big jerk to those around her especially in ''S'' a lot of this is due to the stress of being an AntiHero and her belief that committing [[NecessarilyEvil necessary evil]] is required to save the world. Wherever she is allowed to be herself she shows a much softer, even goofier, side especially around her lover Michiru or [[OddFriendship Usagi.]]
* KarmaHoudini: In the 90s anime. Despite to their refusal to learn from their mistakes and being IgnorantOfTheirOwnIgnorance, Hikaru and Machiru are never really punished in any way that sticks or called out by the other characters who are, in addition to always willing to forgive them, constantly praise how "cool" and "mature" they are compared to the Inners.
* LadyLooksLikeADude: She is easily mistaken for a boy. When she first appeared, the others thought she was Michiru's boyfriend. Her androgynous appearance helped some dubs to claim that she was a boy in order to hide her and her girlfriend's sexualities.
* TheLeader: Of the Outer Guardians. Her leadership isn't outright stated like with Minako, but she usually takes charge once the Outers become a team. As a group, they're sometimes called [[UsefulNotes/JapanesePronouns "Haruka-tachi" or "Uranus-tachi"]] to show that she's the central figure of the group.
* LesbianJock: She's a track star at school and Physical Education is her best class.
* LightningBruiser: Due to being a former track star, Haruka is quite the speedster, and easily [[spoiler:takes out Jupiter with a single blow in the gut]].
* LoveAtFirstSight: She decided Michiru was "the one" for her upon Elsa Gray introducing the two to each other.
* LoveMakesYouEvil: Subverted. She and Michiru make Galaxia think they'll defect to her as long as they can be together, but it's part of a plan to overthrow her. It doesn't work.
* LuminescentBlush: In the ''Super S'' movie, after killing some {{Mooks}}, she questions whether their plans have good or bad intentions. Michiru points out that being a child forever is a terrible idea because "there are so many fun things to do as adults." Haruka awkwardly blushes.
* MagicKnight: Despite being a Sailor, Uranus is physically strong and has a magical sword as add-on weapon, preferring to bash rather than magically attack enemies.
* MagicalGirlWarrior: Even has a sword.
* MartyrWithoutACause: Like Neptune, Uranus strongly believes that victory is impossible without some horrible angsty sacrifice they believe only they have the moral strength to make.
* MasculineFeminineGayCouple: Haruka is a short-haired, athletic, sword-wielding ButchLesbian while her girlfriend Michiru is a refined, violin-playing LipstickLesbian.
* MasterSwordswoman: Has the Space Sword as her personal weapon, handles it very well.
* MeaningfulName: Tenoh [[SpellMyNameWithAnS as in]] Tenōsei, the Japanese name for Uranus literally meaning "sky king star".
** Her given name in kanji means "distant".
* MirrorCharacter: To Seiya Kou/Sailor Star Fighter. While neither of them get along, both of them are the leaders of their respective groups (The Outer Soldiers for Uranus and the Sailor Starlights for Fighter), dress as men (for Seiya, crossdressing in the manga and a physical disguise in the anime), are dedicated to their respective missions, refused to work with Sailor Moon and her guardians, and are huge flirts. Not surprising when one remembers Naoko Takeuchi based Seiya's personality off of Haruka's.
* MoralityPet: Hinted to be this for Michiru in the first anime: Sailor Neptune's one battle before Haruka joined her shows that Neptune was ''far'' more willing to sacrifice innocents back in the day.
* MysteriousPast: While in the first anime we see how she met Michiru, in the manga she was just there.
* NecessarilyEvil: How Haruka sees killing Hotaru. It's even stated that Haruka carries deep sadness about the idea of ending Hotaru's life but believes that it is the better alternative than Sailor Saturn's return.
* TheNeedsOfTheMany: She and Michiru were really enraged over Sailor Moon not seeing that saving the entire world is more important than the life of one person, although Usagi did manage to find a way without sacrificing Hotaru.
* NeverMyFault: Haruka and Michiru solely blame Usagi for the way the conflict with Pharaoh 90 ended due to her protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]], even though their aloof behavior, hasty decision making, and inability to cooperate and share meaningful communication contributed to the outcome of the battle just as much as Usagi's actions did.
* NotSoStoic: When she [[spoiler: witnesses her girlfriend, Sailor Neptune, get her Pure Heart Talisman removed,]] while Uranus doesn't break down or cry, for the first time in the series she looks truly heart broken. She then [[spoiler: removes her own Pure Heart, even though she knows that if it's separated from her for too long, she would die]].
* NotYourProblem: Haruka and Michiru constantly tell the Inners to back off and leave everything to them. The Inners, [[JumpedAtTheCall being who they are]], never listen.
* OddNameOut: Like her respective planet, Sailor Uranus is the only one named after a Greek god (instead of his Roman equivalent Caelus), while the other Sailors are named after the Roman names of the gods.
* TheOneGuy: In the foreign dubs that changed the gender of Haruka's civilian identify, "he" becomes the one guy among the Sailor Soldiers.
* OneTrueLove: She and Michiru are in a long-lasting relationship and are rarely seen apart from each other.
* OnlyHasSameSexAdmirers: [[EvenTheGirlsWantHer Both men and women]] tend to remark upon Haruka as being attractive, but it's really only the latter that show outright infatuation. Most guys are simply surprised Haruka isn't a handsome man.
* OppositesAttract: With Michiru. She's a sporty tomboy, Michiru is a cultured and elegant lady.
* OutOfFocus: In [=SuperS=], hers and Michiru's only appearance is in one of the specials, although they return to full-time characters in ''Stars''.
* PassionateSportsGirl: Was this in the past, while DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife. She stated in a flashback that track-and-field and motorbike racing were all she had to give her life meaning.
* PoorCommunicationKills: Neptune and Uranus's stubborn refusal to open any kind of discussion with the other Guardians about what's going on during the Infinity arc approaches the absurd. Even after it becomes clear that Moon and her team are not going to stay out of it no matter what Neptune and Uranus say, the pair keep everything they know entirely to themselves, forcing the Inners to fumble around blindly in their own investigation covering ground that Neptune and Uranus have already covered and repeatedly coming into danger as their efforts draw the attention of the Death Busters.
* PostGameRetaliation: Double subverted. Haruka wins a motorcycle race and other bikers plan to attack her. One of her [[GracefulLoser more honorable opponents]] warns them to stay away. But later on, bikers riding in a truck [[DisproportionateRetribution attempt to run Haurka and Usagi off the road]]; they then attack Haruka afterwards, but she easily mops the floor with them.
* PragmaticHero: How she and Michiru see themselves. [[InformedAttribute They really aren't.]] Sure, they're willing to make hard decisions and sacrifices that the Inners are against, but that's far as they go. If they were as pragmatic as they thought, they'd try to get more help, especially from the more experienced and successful Inners, or at least try something else to complete their mission when Plan A fails.
* RedOniBlueOni: The Red to Michiru's Blue. While both had the same intentions in season 3, Haruka's attitude was more outgoing and harsh in comparison to Michiru's calmer, more introvert demeanor.
* RefusalOfTheCall: Initially, she refused to accept her destiny as a soldier because her life would have been upended. It took Michiru getting injured protecting Haruka for her to eventually accept her fate.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: In the Cloverway dub, she and Michiru were infamously stated to be cousins to HideYourLesbians. But the dub didn't edit out their flirting scenes, so not only did they look like lesbians, but also incestuous ones. The dubbers apparently thought they could make their affection look familial instead of romantic.
* RichIdiotWithNoDayJob: She and Michiru have shades of this. They seem to be independently wealthy, with nobody suspecting that they're Sailor Guardians.
* RightForTheWrongReasons: She was right that Hotaru was a threat to Earth, but it wasn't for the fact she was Sailor Saturn, rather because she was the vessel for Mistress 9.
* SadisticChoice: How she and Michiru see their mission. While they are willing to make any sacrifice for their duty, they still feel torn up inside about letting innocent civilians die just so they can find the Talismans, especially when they can't even tell people ''why'' they have to be sacrificed. Ultimately, their worries were for nothing because nobody had to die.
* SamusIsAGirl: In her introductory episodes.
* ShesAManInJapan: The French dub depicts her as a man, [[SuperGenderBender except when transformed]].
* ShipTease: Despite being in a loving relationship with Michiru, the manga and ''Crystal'' ship-teased her with Usagi when the two of them share a kiss on the lips in Sailor form. This helps Usagi figure out Uranus' identity because earlier, Usagi had dreamed of kissing Haruka.
* ShootYourMate: During their deception of Sailor Galaxia, she and Michiru are forced to remove Pluto and Saturn's Star Seeds to keep up the charade.
* SignatureScent: Downplayed in episode 98 of the anime. Early on, Usagi and Haruka are hiding together, and Usagi notices the scent of Haruka's cologne. Later, as Sailor Moon and Sailor Uranus, they're [[ChainedHeat handcuffed together]] by the [[MonsterOfTheWeek Monster of the Day]], and when they once again hide, Moon notices the same scent on Uranus. This is Moon's first clue to Uranus's identity.
* SillyRabbitIdealismIsForKids: She and Neptune look down on Sailor Moon and the Inner Guardians because they think they are too idealistic for their own good and can't make hard decisions. [[UnderestimatingBadassery Even though they have beaten several serious threats long before they came into the picture]].
* SmugSmiler: She and Michiru do this from time to time.
* SmugSuper: Along with Michiru. In their civilian guises, they seem friendly enough but their arrogance comes out when they transform.
* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: As Usagi is being given a ride by Haruka, Usagi recognizes the latter's speech about "people only surviving by trampling on others" as the same words Sailor Uranus spoke.
* SpotlightStealingSquad: After Haruka and Michiru are introduced, they take the focus away from Ami, Rei, Makoto and Minako, who are little more than Usagi's support during the Infinity arc, although the four get back in the spotlight during the Dream arc.
* StatuesqueStunner: Tallest of the guardians, and EvenTheGirlsWantHer.
* SuperGenderBender: The French dub [[HideYourLesbians censors Uranus' relationship with Neptune]] by [[ShesAManInJapan making the former into a man]] with a female Guardian form.
* TheseHandsHaveKilled: While she hadn't killed anyone at that point yet, during the ''S'' season she looks at her hands and laments that they will become dirty after she and Neptune collect the Talismans from Eudial since the only way to get the Talismans is to rip them out of the hosts Pure Heart Crystals. [[spoiler: Which makes it double ironic when it turns out the Talismans are inside her and Michiru's bodies the entire time.]]
* TomboyishVoice: She has a voice deep enough that it can easily pass as a teenage boy that hasn't broken his voice yet, thanks to Creator/MegumiOgata in the 90s anime and Creator/JunkoMinagawa in ''Crystal''. This fits with her masculine characteristics.
* TomboyPrincess: She'll power up and then literally kick your ass.
* TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: In the manga she wears very feminine outfits as often as she cross dresses, she also wears the female school uniforms and refers herself as female when not in male disguise.
* TookALevelInKindness: At the start, Haruka and Michiru both refuse to work with the other Sailor Guardians, look down on them like fools, and refuse to trust anyone but each other. They also think that Usagi is unqualified to be the queen and that Hotaru has to be killed to stop the silence. Once they accept the truth and see things beyond their old views, they become more open and caring and are just as loyal to Usagi as the Inners. In the anime, they remain somewhat harsh, critical, and arrogant, but they're still clearly on Usagi's side.
* TownGirls: The Butch to Setsuna's Neither and Michiru's Femme.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Salads.
* {{Tsundere}}: To some extent, she acts this way toward Usagi/Sailor Moon, specially as the ''S'' season went on. She can be downright mean and rude towards her, but it's clear that she deeply cares for Usagi.
* TsurimeEyes: Fits her tough, badass actiony personality.
* UnskilledButStrong: While Uranus and Neptune have some skill, they don't have the experience Sailor Moon and the Inner Guardians have (and are implied to have awoken as Soldiers a few months after the Black Moon Clan's final attack/before the Death Busters struck when they received visions of the world being destroyed by The Silence), yet their magical attacks are stronger than the Inners to better suit their responsibilities of keeping outside threats from attacking Earth.
* UnderestimatingBadassery: Haruka and Michiru are set on the idea that the younger Sailor Guardians are just too idealistic to deal with threats as well as they do, despite the fact that it's common knowledge that Sailor Moon's team have been fighting and defeating all kinds of evil threats long before Uranus and Neptune appeared. Either Uranus and Neptune paid no attention to what's been going on or they think the Inners just got lucky too often.
* UniversalDriversLicence: She can drive motorcycles, racing cars, helicopters, and who knows what else? And somehow, she learned all of that by age 16 (which isn't even ''legal'' in Japan in RealLife).
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: With their refusal to cooperate with the other guardians (who have more experience than them) and their belief that only they have the moral strength to make hard choices, she and Michiru tend to make WrongGenreSavvy decisions that make things worse, like their FakeDefector scheme in the GrandFinale where they end up sacrificing Setsuna and Hotaru for nothing.
* WellIntentionedExtremist: See {{Anti Hero}}ine above. This is mellowed a bit by working with the inner soldiers, but Uranus and Neptune still occasionally resort to more extreme tactics. [[spoiler:Of course, this being an [[SlidingScaleOfIdealismVsCynicism idealistic]] series, they are usually proven wrong about said tactics being [[SlidingScaleofUnavoidableVersusUnforgivable necessary]].]]
* WhatTheHellHero: Along with Michiru, Haruka chastises Usagi for her idealism and protecting [[ApocalypseMaiden Hotaru]] (or rather, her body, which had already been taken over by Mistress 9).
--> '''Uranus:''' Sailor Moon, are you happy now?
--> '''Moon:''' ...
--> '''Uranus:''' ... ANSWER ME!!!!
* WholesomeCrossdresser: She only cross-dresses some of the time in the manga rather than almost all of the time as in the anime, but Takeuchi tended to make her appear a little more physically masculine when cross-dressing.
* WorldsStrongestWoman: Maybe not in terms of her powers, but certainly in terms of physical strength.
* WrongGenreSavvy: From the way she and Michiru are utterly convinced that victory requires sacrifice, their tactics in battle, and their claim that Usagi's ideals are childish, they act like they're living in a war drama, not a MagicalGirl series.
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