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I'm gonna bump this again since it looks like it was discussed and removed multiple times, and I think I have more substantial evidence for her being a ''Sailor Moon'' reference (or maybe more specifically a ''Sailor V'' reference). If nothing else, this could be a trivia point rather than a substantial part of the body, but I believe it's worth noting.
 
I'm gonna bump this again since it looks like it was discussed and removed multiple times, and I think I have more substantial evidence for her being a ''Sailor Moon'' reference (or maybe more specifically a ''Sailor V'' reference). If nothing else, this could be a trivia point rather than a substantial part of the body, but I believe it's worth noting.
  
#Mira is themed after the "moon rabbit" legend (her home is themed after a moon base, and her catchphrase has "moon" in it) and combines that with a superhero aesthetic. If either of these were standalone, I would be more willing to write it off as a coincidence, but there is only one "moon rabbit superhero", Sailor Moon. Her real name is literally "Tsukino Usagi" (moon rabbit), and she's called "Bunny" or "Buns" in certain translations.
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#Mira is themed after the "moon rabbit" legend (her home is themed after a moon base, and her catchphrase has "moon" in it) and combines that with a superhero aesthetic. If either of these were standalone, I would be more willing to write it off as a coincidence, but there is only one "moon rabbit superhero", Sailor Moon. The protagonist of Sailor Moon is literally named "Tsukino Usagi" (moon rabbit) and is called "Bunny" or "Buns" in certain translations.
 
#Mira's color scheme more closely resembles the red, blue, and yellow color scheme of [https://i.imgur.com/hwFg8Hu.jpg Sailor V] (Sailor Venus's original superhero alterego) than the orange color scheme of Sailor Venus. The most striking resemblance comes from her red mask; it's the exact same shape and color. The "Zap Suit" in ''New Leaf'' also more closely resembles the classic ''Sailor V'' / ''Sailor Moon'' uniform.
 
#Mira's color scheme more closely resembles the red, blue, and yellow color scheme of [https://i.imgur.com/hwFg8Hu.jpg Sailor V] (Sailor Venus's original superhero alterego) than the orange color scheme of Sailor Venus. The most striking resemblance comes from her red mask; it's the exact same shape and color. The "Zap Suit" in ''New Leaf'' also more closely resembles the classic ''Sailor V'' / ''Sailor Moon'' uniform.
 
#Mira's Japanese name, Mirako, is one character off from Sailor V / Sailor Venus's Japanese name, Minako. It was brought up earlier that one character in Japanese is a more substantial difference than one letter in English, but it's still only one character (ミラコ versus ミナコ). It's also noteworthy that the Italian translation appears to have picked up on this and named Mira "Martina", which is a diminutive form of "Marta", Sailor Venus's Italian dub name.
 
#Mira's Japanese name, Mirako, is one character off from Sailor V / Sailor Venus's Japanese name, Minako. It was brought up earlier that one character in Japanese is a more substantial difference than one letter in English, but it's still only one character (ミラコ versus ミナコ). It's also noteworthy that the Italian translation appears to have picked up on this and named Mira "Martina", which is a diminutive form of "Marta", Sailor Venus's Italian dub name.

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