Character
Sonoko Ijuuin伊集院 園子
- appearances
- 2
- appearances
- main roles
- 0
- main roles

Sonoko Ijuuin at a glance
Sonoko Ijuuin is a supporting character in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars.
Sonoko Ijuuin: quick facts
- Role
- Supporting character
- First appearance
- Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars (1996)
- Latest appearance
- Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars - Hero Club (1996)
- Japanese name
- 伊集院 園子
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Who is Sonoko Ijuuin?
Sonoko Ijuuin was the captain of the softball team at Juuban Municipal High School, and the number one fan in the Three Lights Fan Club. She was also the human identity of the Phage known as Sailor Leaguer. In episode 187, Sonoko became jealous of the attention Seiya was paying to Usagi, a girl Sonoko considered to be beneath him. She made a bet with him, saying that if her team could beat his at the upcoming school softball game, he would no longer be allowed to associate with Usagi.
Biography excerpt via Kitsu.
Sonoko Ijuuin in numbers
- Appearances
- 2
- 0 as a main character
- On screen
- 1996
- one year
Appearances by format
2 titles in total
- TV Series1 · 50%
- OVA1 · 50%
Appearances
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Sonoko Ijuuin FAQ
What anime is Sonoko Ijuuin from?
Sonoko Ijuuin is a character in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars and appears in 2 titles in total, including Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars - Hero Club.
What is Sonoko's full name?
Sonoko's full name is Sonoko Ijuuin (伊集院 園子 in Japanese).
When did Sonoko Ijuuin first appear?
Sonoko Ijuuin first appeared in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars (1996) and most recently appeared in Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars - Hero Club (1996).
What is Sonoko Ijuuin's Japanese name?
Sonoko Ijuuin is written 伊集院 園子 in Japanese.
Where can I watch Sonoko Ijuuin?
Open the Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Sailor Stars page for licensed streaming links and the full episode list.













