

Would Yaten use "Tsukino-san" to indicate his emotional distance from her, or
merely "Tsukino" to indicate his penchant to be rude?

Is there any episode in which Yaten Kou (Sailor Star Healer) either directly
addresses Tsukino Usagi (Sailor Moon) by her civilian name or refers to her by
name when talking to someone else? I've been searching through all the
episodes of Sailor Stars, the 5th season of the Sailor Moon anime, but I
cannot find an example. He clearly calls her "Sailor Moon" when she is in
sailor soldier form, but what does he call her as his classmate at school?

Taiki Kou calls Usagi "Tsukino-san" in episode 185. Seiya Kou (Sailor Star
Fighter) calls Usagi by the nickname "Odango," and she calls him simply
"Seiya," but she calls Yaten "Yaten-kun" and Taiki "Taiki-san;" Taiki calls
Mizuno Ami (Sailor Mercury) "Mizuno-kun;" and both Ami and Hino Rei (Sailor
Mars) call Seiya "Seiya-kun."


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Name Suffixes: Does Yaten (Sailor Star Healer) ever refer to Usagi (Sailor Moon) by her civilian name?