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Name : William Prospero
Age: 60 (by appearance) Elements: Sky, Wind, and Light Attack: Uranus Stellar Tempest Sailor Miranda was an ancient lord of the the Silver Millenium and one of it's few survivors. As a man of nobility, he finds it difficult to adjust to modern civilization. About: Well, I wanted to give a unique take on a male Sailor Senshi, since all of the females were youthful in appearance, I decided to make Miranda an old guy. His name and powers were based on the play "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare from which the Uranus moon Miranda got it's name. This is my submission to KrisRix and roll002's contest. |
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