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Sep. 10th, 2019 11:30 amWhen we first meet Minako in the Sailor V manga, Minako is shown to be someone on the athletic side, even going as far as to attempt a tricky move on the bars on the first page of the manga. She was shown to have the confidence to even attempt such a trick, even if it meant she got told off for it because that wasn't what the lesson was about that day. However, her academic side is much to be desired. She is one who doesn't study and prefers to do other things instead such as volleyball, gaming, food, chasing after idols or evening during early canon hoping to find a boyfriend.
While Minako is Sailor Venus and the soldier of love and beauty, Minako herself was never one to openly admit how she felt about someone right off the bat. Choosing to write letters for her very first love (one of many that she declares as such later) in the first chapter or going as far as to do her best to help them out in the best way possible, even if it ends up with them with someone else, which happened quite often. Even when it happens, she is pretty quick to get over it and move on to the next one.
Minako is not one to do things in the most ladylike manner and comes across more like a tomboy in the way she speaks and acts, going as far as to for example be willing to jump over walls and get her clothes dirty if it means she can get to a place much quicker. This is the exact opposite of what one might think about if one mentions Venus. However, Minako is always quick to react to those who mention that she isn't at all feminine making her seem insecure about this fact even going as far as to ask herself if she could make herself prettier after asking if a rather feminine looking girl was a crushes type and even going as far as to wear a red ribbon before he suggested it.
While she has these sides of herself as Minako, she is also very much like other girls. Cheerful for one, getting excited over things she loves with others, a girl who seems to find it easy to talk to strangers even though she probably doesn't know them very well such as when she met someone who created the manga she loved, she had no clue it was them at the time and easily befriended them, and a girl who for the most part really hasn't cried a lot. Overall she just can come across as a normal teenager.
As Sailor Venus, she is pretty much the leader of the inner Sailor scouts, minus Usagi who is the princess and the one they have sworn to protect at all costs. When we see her in the Sailor Moon manga, you can see that she has the leadership qualities one needs to be able to do it. Before that, she had never really taken the job at all seriously when she was just known as Sailor V which in part could be because she was just 13 at the time and because as a teenager she had in her mind priorities of boys and other things. But with the experience and certain situations that occured, she had slowly learned how to be a leader over time and has a better understanding of the situation and choose to accept what she had to do.
Minako does have her doubts, especially when it comes to her wondering if she was a good enough leader. Due to her duties as a Sailor Guardian, she has her worries about if she would be able to make her dreams of becoming an idol a reality.
While Minako is Sailor Venus and the soldier of love and beauty, Minako herself was never one to openly admit how she felt about someone right off the bat. Choosing to write letters for her very first love (one of many that she declares as such later) in the first chapter or going as far as to do her best to help them out in the best way possible, even if it ends up with them with someone else, which happened quite often. Even when it happens, she is pretty quick to get over it and move on to the next one.
Minako is not one to do things in the most ladylike manner and comes across more like a tomboy in the way she speaks and acts, going as far as to for example be willing to jump over walls and get her clothes dirty if it means she can get to a place much quicker. This is the exact opposite of what one might think about if one mentions Venus. However, Minako is always quick to react to those who mention that she isn't at all feminine making her seem insecure about this fact even going as far as to ask herself if she could make herself prettier after asking if a rather feminine looking girl was a crushes type and even going as far as to wear a red ribbon before he suggested it.
While she has these sides of herself as Minako, she is also very much like other girls. Cheerful for one, getting excited over things she loves with others, a girl who seems to find it easy to talk to strangers even though she probably doesn't know them very well such as when she met someone who created the manga she loved, she had no clue it was them at the time and easily befriended them, and a girl who for the most part really hasn't cried a lot. Overall she just can come across as a normal teenager.
As Sailor Venus, she is pretty much the leader of the inner Sailor scouts, minus Usagi who is the princess and the one they have sworn to protect at all costs. When we see her in the Sailor Moon manga, you can see that she has the leadership qualities one needs to be able to do it. Before that, she had never really taken the job at all seriously when she was just known as Sailor V which in part could be because she was just 13 at the time and because as a teenager she had in her mind priorities of boys and other things. But with the experience and certain situations that occured, she had slowly learned how to be a leader over time and has a better understanding of the situation and choose to accept what she had to do.
Minako does have her doubts, especially when it comes to her wondering if she was a good enough leader. Due to her duties as a Sailor Guardian, she has her worries about if she would be able to make her dreams of becoming an idol a reality.