Hawk's Eye is introduced as a member of the Dead Moon Circus antagonists in the Sailor Moon SuperS storyline and appears in the Sailor Moon Eternal film adaptation. Sources supplied do not provide a mythic pre-history or independent folkloric origin; Hawk's Eye functions as a franchise-created villain within the Sailor Moon narrative.
Sources describe Hawk's Eye as taking human form; MyAnimeList summarizes the battle design as a tall young man with bright, wild pink hair wearing a bra-like toga and tights in battle attire. Merchandising (UFO plush listings and 11" dolls) shows a distinct character design used for toys. In the manga Hawk's Eye is also shown disguised as a female herb-store owner in at least one scene.
Within the provided materials Hawk's Eye acts as a combatant and deceiver: engaging the Sailor Guardians in battle as part of the Dead Moon Circus ensemble and employing disguise/deception (manga scene posing as a female herb-shop owner). Plot summaries state Hawk's Eye is killed by Super Sailor Jupiter's Jupiter Oak Evolution. The supplied sources do not detail unique supernatural attacks beyond role-playing as an antagonist and using disguise.
Weaknesses
- otherDefeated/killed in combat by Super Sailor Jupiter's Jupiter Oak Evolution (per supplied summary)
Wards
None recorded.
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Community Record
- [1]Hawk's Eye (Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS) - MyAnimeList. "Hawk's Eye takes the form of a tall young man with bright, wild pink hair. He wears a bra-like toga and tights in his battle attire"; "In the manga, Hawk's Eye deceives Sailor Jupiter pretending to be a female owner of a herb store."wiki
- [2]Sailor Moon Eternal (Wikipedia). Plot summary fragments referencing Hawk's Eye among named figures and describing events in which Makoto (Super Sailor Jupiter) kills Hawk's Eye with Jupiter Oak Evolution.wiki
- [3]Dead Moon Circus (Wikipedia). Identifies Hawk's Eye as a member of the Dead Moon Circus antagonists associated with Tiger's Eye and Fish Eye.wiki
- [4]ProjectAnime Sailor Moon FAQ / Cast Lists. Lists Hawk's Eye alongside Tiger's Eye and Fish Eye as part of the SuperS antagonists / cast.other
- [5]Sailor Moon SuperS UFO Catcher Plush Dolls / Hawk's Eye 11" Dolls. Merchandise pages (UFO plush listings and 11" dolls) showing Hawk's Eye character designs used for toys.other
- [6]Sailor Moon (TV & Streaming) - Christian Spotlight on Entertainment - ChristianAnswers.Net. Discussion mentioning the 'Eye' characters (Tiger's Eye, Hawk's Eye, Fish Eye) and noting presentation/gender issues among the Eye characters in localization contexts (caution: claims about hermaphroditism vary by source).other
- [7]Sailor Moon Amour Eternal Pamphlet Translation – Miss Dream. Pamphlet translation material listing characters and production details for Sailor Moon Eternal that include the SuperS-era antagonists.other