Sailor Moon Ami Mizuno with Pajamas

From anime and manga Sailor Moon (美少女戦士セーラームーン, Bishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn, officially translated as Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon), this is Sailor Moon : Ami Mizuno with Pajamas Figure .

Ami Mizuno (Mizuno Ami, or Amy in the English versions), is a genius schoolgirl who can transform into one of the series’ specialized heroines, the Sailor Senshi. Ami’s most-emphasized character trait is that she is enormously intelligent—in the anime and manga she is rumored by other characters to have an IQ of three hundred, while in the stage musicals this is stated as a fact.

She is adept at English in both the musicals and the anime. Her peers view her with a mixture of awe and distaste, misinterpreting her inherent shyness as snobbery, and so she tends to have a difficult time making new friends. Ami is depicted as sweet, gentle, and loyal, as well as slightly insecure.Anne Allison describes her as “a smart girl who needs to relax”, calling her “conscientous” and “studious”, “everything Usagi is not”.

Early on in the story she relies heavily on the approval of her mother, teachers, and friends, but as the series progresses she becomes stronger and more confident in herself. She is generally the most sensible of the main characters, and is often the only one embarrassed when the group has a dull-witted moment.

As the story begins, she attends Azabu Jūban Junior High along with Usagi Tsukino and, later, Makoto Kino.

Special powers
Sailor Mercury has the power to manipulate water and ice.

For the entire first story arc, she uses her powers only to create dense clouds of mist, chilling and blinding the enemy while her allies prepare more direct attacks. In the manga she usually does this without speaking, while in the anime it is given the name Shabon Spray.

In the updated renewal manga, this power is renamed Mercury Aqua Mist to match the live-action series, in which she has an offensive beam attack by that name, capable of destroying weaker enemies.

She uses a total of five attacks in this series, most of which are variations on the first.