ho ho" laugh. While reviewing the second season of Sailor Moon Crystal, IGN writer Meghan Sullivan compared the Black Moon Clan to the previous villain group, the Dark Kingdom, and said that "Prince Diamond (Demand)’s court seems far deadlier than Metalia and her generals." In a later episode review, Sullivan admitted that while Esmeraude strangling Chibiusa or Demand kidnapping Usagi was "pretty darn disturbing", she was actually enjoying Black Moon's more aggressive tactics, as "it makes them feel like a legitimate threat, which in turn will make the Sailor Guardians' final victory over them all the sweeter." Regarding Demand's motivations, Sullivan asked "He attacked Earth because he thinks peace and longevity are unnatural? That didn’t make much sense to me, given how he murdered the entire population of Crystal Tokyo and tried to alter history." Commenting on Wiseman, Sullivan described the revelation that he is actually Planet Nemesis itself as a "planet-sized bomb", and in the next episode review, she gave him "props for being tenacious" after showing yet another form: Death Phantom. In the second official Sailor Moon popularity poll, out of fifty choices, Black Lady was ranked the thirteenth most popular character in the series, Berthier was nineteenth, Esmeraude was twenty-fourth, Demand was twenty-eighth, Kōan was thirtieth, Saphir was thirty first, Calaveras was thirty-third, Petz was thirty-fourth, Wiseman was thirty-fifth, Rubeus was fortieth, Aquatici was forty-fourth, Veneti was forty-fifth, Chiral was forty-sixth, and Achiral was forty-seventh. See also Planets beyond Neptune Planet Nine Nemesis (hypothetical star) Foot Clan References Works cited External links Green Jealousy - Contains information on the Green Esmeraude and her relations. Brilliantly Blue - Sapphire's Shrine - Contains information on the various versions of Blue Saphir, including the musical version. Anime and manga characters who can teleport Anime and manga supervillains Comics characters introduced in 1993 Extraterrestrial supervillains Fiction about trans-Neptunian objects Fictional characters who can manipulate darkness or shadows Fictional kidnappers Fictional mass murderers Fictional murderers Fictional revolutionary organizations Sailor Moon characters Time travelers Video game bosses