Tsukino?
'Lunar flower' translates to月の花 (tsuki no hana) in Japanese. This literally means 'flower of the moon'.
Sailor Neptune's element is the sea or ocean, different from Sailor Mercury's more classical element of "water." In Japanese, her surname "Kaiou" alludes to the Japanese word for the planet Neptune: "Kaiousei" literally translates to "Sea King Star," and is a reference to the Roman god of the seas, Neptune (known as Poseidon in Greek myth).
A good name could be Tsuki meaning 'Moon'
Although there is no such thing as Getsuga Zangetsu, translated from Japanese it would mean: Moon Fang Slaying Moon.I think what you really mean is Getsuga Tenshou that translates into Moon Fang Heaven-Piercer.
from somewhere in Asia
As of now, no Japanese person has been to the moon. The first mission to the moon involving a Japanese national is planned by Yusaku Maezawa, a Japanese entrepreneur, who has booked a private spaceflight with SpaceX.
The surname "Moon" has origins in various cultures. In English, it can be of Anglo-Saxon origin, derived from the Old English word "mōna," meaning moon. It can also be found in Korean culture, where it is transliterated as "Mun" or "Muhn" and has different meanings and origins.
bloody moon
The Japanese name for sun is "Taiyō" (太陽) and the Japanese name for moon is "Tsuki" (月).
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