Prince Dimande (Prince Diamond in the English dub) is the leader of all of Planet Nemesis in the 30th century. Born on a prisoners&#039; planet, Dimande&#039;s original intention is to reason with Neo-Queen Serenity, explaining that he and his people are descendants of criminals, and not actually criminals themselves. However, Wiseman slowly manipulates the young prince to be unforgiving to the people of Earth. One day, during an attack on Crystal Tokyo, Prince Dimande manages to see Neo-Queen Serenity and falls in love with her. He seems to be fascinated with her eyes, and the anger they bore toward him during the glimpse they caught of each other.    In all versions of Sailor Moon, including the musicals, Demand&#039;s deep obsession with the Neo-Queen eventually drives him to kidnap her past self and attempt to brainwash her with his third eye into becoming his Queen. In the anime, Sailor Moon is saved by Tuxedo Mask from Prince Demand&#039;s castle. In the manga, she saves herself and Ami, Rei and Makoto.    Prince Demand&#039;s final moments are different in every version of the series.      ~!  In the manga he is killed by Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask after he attempts to combine the Silver Crystals of the future and the present in a fit of insanity after realising that he was used by Wiseman.    In the anime Demand defends Sailor Moon with his life by blocking an attack that Wiseman directs toward her. (According to the English dub, he claims that he protected Sailor Moon because of his love for her.)  !~

Pegasus is a winged white unicorn and Helios is the priest of Elysion. Pegasus and Helios are two separate characters in the manga, but in the anime they are the same. In the manga, Nehelenia curses Helios into the body of his favorite horse. Thus, Helios is forced to appear to Chibiusa in this form. He is seen riding on Pegasus, separate from the body of his favorite horse when he says good-bye to Chibiusa. Unlike his anime counterpart, Helios also lacks any sort of definitive power. He does not lend power to anyone to do attacks, nor can he physically change form himself. He can only transport himself between worlds and fight the curse put upon him. While he guards the Elysion, he does not guard the Golden Crystal directly. He is aware of the existence of it, but it is not in Pegasus's horn, but a part of Mamoru that only Mamoru can wield.  In the anime, Helios plays a major role in the fourth series of Sailor Moon, Supers. He becomes Pegasus after being captured by Nehellenia in order to search for a pure dream to live in and takes up residence inside Chibiusa's beautiful dreams. He willingly takes the form of Pegasus leaving the shell of his body behind. Pegasus becomes a friend and companion to Chibiusa. He has to keep some secrets from her at first, but as the series progresses they get to become closer than friends as they share a kiss and a hug in the anime. He protects the Golden Crystal which is on his forehead, this is eventually used by Sailor Chibi Moon rather than Mamoru at the end of the arc. Pegasus lends his power to Super Sailor Moon, for use in attacking Lemures, once he has been summoned by Super Sailor Chibi Moon.  In the manga, it is strongly implied that Helios will eventually marry Chibiusa and become her &quot;prince&quot;.

Tsunawatarou was a Lemures used by Fisheye while attacking Kitakata.     His name is derived from &quot;綱渡り,&quot; meaning &quot;tightrope walking.&quot;

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Zirconia appears as an ugly, insectlike old woman with lavender skin. Secondary to Queen Nehellenia, she controls the Amazoness Quartet and the Amazon Trio. Her name is derived from the mineral zirconium dioxide, which is often called zirconia. She first appears in Episode 128 of the anime and Act 34 of the manga. In the English-language adaptation Zirconia&#039;s gender was changed from female to male.  In the anime, Zirconia looks the way Nehellenia would look if she were old, and thus she haunts the queen&#039;s dreams. Zirconia is the personification of Queen Nehellenia&#039;s nightmares, given form to lead the Dead Moon Circus to find Pegasus and carry out the Queen&#039;s revenge. She commands the Amazon Trio to go to earth and seek out those with beautiful dreams, who might have the Dream Mirror in which Pegasus is hiding. She uses Zircon, a flying eyeball that usually sits atop her staff, to gather images of those with beautiful dreams, which she gives to the Amazon Trio as their targets. She soon becomes impatient with the Amazon Trio, and allows the Amazoness Quartet to send lemures to kill them. She then sends the Amazoness Quartet to do what the Trio failed to accomplish.   In the manga, the Amazon Quartet calls her baa-san, meaning &quot;grandmother&quot; or &quot;old woman,&quot; and she acts as a mediator between them and Nehellenia. Like the other members of the Dead Moon Circus, she doesn&#039;t like light, and feels comfortable only in darkness. She speaks to Nehellenia through the mirror, complimenting her often. Little is known about her motivations, but the most important thing to her is to figure out how to make Nehellenia&#039;s plans work. Her first mission for the Quartet is to make sure that the circus is a success on Earth, and then taking over everything for the Dead Moon Circus, little by little. She tells them to proceed cautiously when dealing with the Senshi, and lets them know that she will not tolerate a failure. In order to conquer the Earth, she says, they must first destroy the Senshi by filling them with nightmares. 

A Canadian actor known for his roles as Prince Diamond, Helios/Pegasus and Tsunawatarou in the English dub of Sailor Moon.

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Robert Bockstael

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