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Mizuno Ami

Mizuno Ami--from M. Vallen
Mizuno Ami Kanji

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At a Glance
Interpretation of Kanji
Information
Powers
Items
Sources Cited

At a Glance

Real Name: Mizuno Ami
Birthday: September 10
Sign: Virgo
Bloodtype: A
Favorite Color: aquamarine
Hobbies: reading, playing chess
Favorite Food: sandwiches
Least Favorite Food: yellow-tail tuna
Favorite Subject: Mathematics
Worst Subject: None
Has trouble with: Love Letters
Strong Point: Calculating
Dream:To be a Doctor
Favorite Gemstone: Sapphire

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Interpretation of Kanji

The concensus with this name is that it means friend of water. The breakdown of the kanji is as follows:

"mizu no ami" = "friend of water"
MIZU = water
NO may mean field, or plain; in this case, it is used as a noun modifier

There are several meanings for ami:
="following beauty" (A=ranking next, Mi=Beautiful)
="Beautiful Asian" (A=Asia)
In this context, ami=friend (French)

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Information

Mizuno Ami is one of the, if not the most, intelligent of the Senshi. As a student, Ami is at the top of her class at her school (Juuban Junior High School and Juuban High School in the Sailor Moon Stars Season) and also achieves the top marks (most of the time) in the country examination rankings. This seems to be most likely due to the fact that she is reading almost all of the time and goes to cram school every day through the five seasons. Although Ami is intelligent, she is somewhat of a social butterfly in that she is not totally comfortable interacting with other people and would rather be with her books. Nonetheless, Ami is still very good friends with the rest of the Senshi.

As Sailor Mercury, Ami is often called in to analyse the situation using her miniature super computer. In combat, Ami is always thinking on her feet and remains reasonably calm in the face of danger. Ami's attacks are mostly defensive based--this leads some critics to critisise Ami as being the weakest Senshi.

Unlike some of the other Senshi, Ami is not really concerned about the opposite sex although there are a few exceptions. Ami lives with her mother, who is a doctor, in a mansion in Minato-ku (a district of Japan). In her future, Ami would like to follow in her mother's footsteps and become a doctor as well.

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Powers

Mercury Power, Make Up
Transformation phrase to Sailor Mercury in Sailor Moon series.
Mercury Star Power, Make Up
Transformation phrase introduced during Sailor Moon R series; episode 62.
Mercury Crystal Power, Make Up
Transformation phrase to change into Super Sailor Mercury; this is first seen in episode 151 (Sailor Moon Super S series)
Shabon Spray
Sailor Mercury's basic attack during Sailor Moon series--involves a cloud of blinding (soap?) mist.
Shabon Spray Freezing
Sailor Mercury's attack during Sailor Moon R series; bubbles turn object to ice.
Shining Aqua Illusion
Another attack of Sailor Mercury's; episode of introduction unknown.
Double Shabon Spray Freezing
Unknown; most likely a heightened version of Shabon Spray Freezing.
Mercury Aqua Mirage
Attack of Super Sailor Mercury's found only in the short "Ami-chan no Hatsu-koi" (Ami-chan's First Love).
Mercury Aqua Rhapsody
Super Sailor Mercury's attack introduced during Sailor Moon Super S series. Involves the Mercury Aqua harp which fires water or ice at its target.

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Items

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Sources Cited

Arromdee, Ken. Sailor Moon FAQ Part 4. <http://www.rahul.net/arromdee/sm.faq.4>
Calico Cat. "Sailor Moon for Neophytes". E-mail to Stephen Congly. 17 October 1998.
Doi, Hitoshi. Sailor Moon Item Guide. <http://www.win.ne.jp/~doi/smoon/items/index.html>
Doi, Hitoshi. Mizuno Ami/Sailor Mercury. <http://www.win.ne.jp/~doi/smoon/char/mercury.html>
Doi, Hitoshi. Mizuno Ami/Sailor Mercury's items. <http://www.win.ne.jp/~doi/smoon/items/mercury.html>
Eristotle, Xplo. "Site Corrections". E-mail to Stephen Congly. 4 October 1998.
Jimenez, Janelle. Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon: Name Meanings. <Page no longer in existance.>
Jimenez, Janelle. Profile on Sailormercury: Mizuni [sic] Ami. <Page no longer in existance.>
Yoza, Valerie S. "Sailor Moon Kanji Interpretations". E-mail to Stephen Congly. 3 August 1998.

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