Though their memories were restored, they lost Darien Shields, Tuxedo Mask and the Prince of Earth, in the process. Lita Kino and Mina Aino joined their cause.ĭuring their final fight with Zoycite, Amy and the other Sailor Scouts learned of their pasts as subjects of the Moon Kingdom and protectors of Princess Serena. His resistance against the Negaverse allowed Serena to heal him using the Crescent Moon Wand. However, during the Sailor Scouts' battle with Greg's Shadow Warrior persona, Bumboo, Mercury tried to get through to Greg by appealing to his humanity. She attempted to protect him in order to prevent his crystal from being stolen by Zoycite, but was unsuccessful. During Zoycite's bid to capture the Rainbow Crystals, Amy met Greg, a young student with the power to see into the future. They also worked together to foil the rest of Neflite's evil plans. Together, Amy, Raye and Serena foiled all of Jedite's schemes and defeated him. Amy and Raye typically acted as the voice of reason, planning strategies and working together to aid their clumsy leader in the fight against the Negaverse. When Raye Hino (Sailor Mars) was discovered, Amy learned to get along with the Sailor scout of Mars far better than Serena, who constantly butted heads with Raye. Following the fight with Garoben, Amy obtained the Mini-Data Computer and VR Visor and used both against the time-manipulating Negamonster, Ramwoir. After she used Mercury Bubbles Blast to make Garoben cold and obscure her vision, Sailor Moon destroyed Garoben. Garoben's attempt to drain Amy's energy forced the symbol of Mercury to reveal itself on her forehead, so Luna gave her the pen that she used to transform with the phrase 'Mercury Power'. When Serena used Luna in an attempt to undermine Amy, she discovered that Garoben, a Negamonster impersonating Amy's teacher, was the true agent of Beryl. Luna seemingly confirmed the suspicion when she and Serena noticed Amy's lost disk was possessed by dark energy. Central Control suspected that she was from the Negaverse. For reasons never revealed, Amy was transferred from Brighton Academy to Crossroads Junior High. Amy is a genius-level high school student and the daughter of a doctor.īiography Sailor Moon Becoming Sailor Mercury Īmy was the first member of the Sailor Scouts rediscovered by Luna and Serena Tsukino shortly after she became Sailor Moon. Amy is the reincarnation of the Princess of Mercury. Practical Jokes, love letters, relaxation Īmy Anderson, also known as Amy Mizuno, is the civilian form of the Sailor Scout, Sailor Mercury and a protagonist in the Sailor Moon series.

You must respond to claim your prize within 48 hours or we’ll select a new winner.Ames, Amy the Super Nerd, Straight A Amy Must be 18 years of age to enter with a US address. I’m so excited to give away two copies of Company! To enter, comment below and tell me about your favorite recipe to make when you have company over. I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as I do! Amy was so kind to share the lemon ice cream cake recipe from her book. Her dad (my little brother) watched, with a bit of amazement and probably knowing this day was inevitable at my house! Amy’s book is the perfect guide for every occasion, even a girl’s first lesson in proper meringue torching. Using a blow torch for the first time is a right of passage, which I had the honor of ushering my niece into. It was a hot day so making something that spent time in the freezer instead of the oven was key. Amy’s book is all about the art of having people over to share a meal or a delicious lemony dessert. My brother and his family were visiting from Boston, so my niece and nephew got in the kitchen with me and we made a dessert worthy of the occasion. It is perfect to me for so many reasons, not the least of which is the chance to whip out my trusty blow torch! She calls it lemon nemesis because it combines three of her personal temptations into one dessert: a salted butter-cracker bottom, lemon custard middle and swirly toasted meringue topping. This beautiful lemon ice cream cake is from Amy Thielen’s new book, Company.

Amy's frosty freeze