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| Sailor Buri ( Real name: Alice Itsuki (sometimes also written as Arisu Itsuki) Occupation: Professional actress (as Alice Itsuki); agent of Sailor Iron Mouse (as Sailor Buri) Identity: Publicly known as Alice Itsuki, though the general populace of Earth is unaware that she was once transformed into the Phage known as Sailor Buri Legal status: Unknown, presumably citizen of Japan with no known criminal record (as Alice Itsuki); none as Sailor Buri Other aliases: None Place of birth: Unrevealed, presumably some undisclosed location in Japan Marital status: Unrevealed, presumably single Known relatives: None Group affiliation: Sailor Anima-Mates Base of operations: Unknown First appearance: Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon Sailor Stars Episode 173 Final appearance: Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon Sailor Stars Episode 173 (reappears in a flashback in Episode 174) History: Little has been revealed about the background
of the cheerful and friendly young actress named Alice Itsuki, save for
the fact that she plays the female lead on the television series "The
Z-Files Of A Detective Boy Holmes", an immensely popular and high
rated drama series in Japan. During a break in the filming of an episode
of the show in Juuben Park - one guest-starring the idol group know as
the Three Lights - Alice, upon exiting her trailer after having checked
her makeup, was confronted by the television producer Chuuko Nezu. Initially
mistaking the latter for a fan, the young actress soon discovered that
was actually the Sailor Anima-Mate known as Sailor Iron Mouse, who - believing
Alice's inherant brightness and ability to make so many people happy to
be the sign of a true star - attacked her and extracted her Star Seed,
believing it to be one of the ones she was looking for. This proved to
an incorrect assumption on her part, for the light of the Star Seed quickly
diminished and finally burnt out completely, a phenomenon which resulted
in Alice Itsuki's transformation into the Phage known as Sailor Buri.
Height: Unknown
Japanese Voice Actress: Miki Itou
This entry first appeared on: July 28,
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