Fuyumi Akiyama was an accomplished swordswoman and the mother of Miharu Akiyama. She was very hard on her daughter, taunting her and even smacking her around with a wooden sword.

(Source: Sailor Moon Wiki)

SuperS centers heavily on Chibi-usa and the Sailor Team. A new enemy, the Dead Moon Circus, has now appeared. Their motive is to find the Golden Dream Mirror that would be used to rule the world. To do this, the enemy attacks innocent victims for their Dream Mirrors and test their energy. Chibi-usa also has a new ally on her side, Pegasus. This season also sees the Sailor Senshi obtaining new powers. 

Shiho Niiyama was affiliated with Aoni Production. Niiyama was famous for voicing Kō Seiya, otherwise known as Sailor Star Fighter, in Sailor Stars and Deedlit from Record of Lodoss War among other character roles (see below). She was also involved in one seiyū group, Virgo, who are the voice actresses of the anime and game, Ojōsama Sōsamō. She was diagnosed with leukemia in 1998, and died of internal bleeding following pneumonia in 2000. She was 29 years old. After her death, her ongoing roles went to Tarako, Satsuki Yukino, Makiko Ōmoto and Junko Noda. Niiyama's last work was the voice of Deedlit in Record of Lodoss War.

Known as a recording artist, songwriter and voice actress.

Brazilian voice actress and actress, graduated in 1995 by the Teatro Escola Macunaíma.

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Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Lauren began acting at the age of 11 in the stage production of Annie.  Within the world behind the mic, she is most known for roles as the ninja beauty, Kasumi in Dead or Alive 5; the sexy Litchi Faye Ling in the popular fighting game BlazBlue; the badass Kyoko Sakura in Puella Magi Madoka Magica; the enthusiastic Yan Leixia in Soul Calibur V; the deadly Little Queen in Tales of Graces; Nora in Noragami  Sailor Neptune in VIZ dub of Sailor Moon, and Nio in Riddle Story of Devil!

(Source: August 2017 AnimeCTX Program Book, edited)