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| − | '''''Akiyama''''' is the family name of three [[Sailor Moon (anime)|anime]] only characters: | + | '''''Akiyama''''' is the family name of three [[Sailor Moon (anime)|anime]]-only characters: |
* [[Higure Akiyama]], the Home Economics teacher of [[Usagi Tsukino|Usagi]], [[Ami Mizuno|Ami]], and [[Naru Osaka|Naru]], appeared in "[[Dream of a White Dress! Usagi Becomes a Bride]]" and was one of [[Nephrite]]'s victims. | * [[Higure Akiyama]], the Home Economics teacher of [[Usagi Tsukino|Usagi]], [[Ami Mizuno|Ami]], and [[Naru Osaka|Naru]], appeared in "[[Dream of a White Dress! Usagi Becomes a Bride]]" and was one of [[Nephrite]]'s victims. | ||
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* [[Fuyumi Akiyama]] was the above girl's mother. | * [[Fuyumi Akiyama]] was the above girl's mother. | ||
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| + | * [[Dennis Akayama]], an actor who played [[Kunzite|Malachite]] in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub|English dub]] and was also credited as "Dennis Akiyama." | ||
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Revision as of 11:00, 29 September 2011
Akiyama is the family name of three anime-only characters:
- Higure Akiyama, the Home Economics teacher of Usagi, Ami, and Naru, appeared in "Dream of a White Dress! Usagi Becomes a Bride" and was one of Nephrite's victims.
- Miharu Akiyama, a young swordswoman who was befriended by Chibiusa, appeared in "Try for the Best of Japan! The Worries of a Beautiful Girl Swordsman" and was one of Tiger's Eye's targets.
- Fuyumi Akiyama was the above girl's mother.
"Akiyama" can also refer to the following actor:
- Dennis Akayama, an actor who played Malachite in the English dub and was also credited as "Dennis Akiyama."
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