Lemures ( )

Romanization	remuresu
Name Origin	The Larvae are Roman spirits of deceased family members. These malignant spirits dwell throughout the house and frighten the inhabitants. People tried to reconcile or avert the Larvae with strange ceremonies which took place on May 9, 11, and 13; this was called the "Feast of the Lemures". The master of the house usually performed these ceremonies, either by offering black beans to the spirits or chasing them away by making a lot of noise. Their counterparts are the Lares, friendly and beneficent house spirits. - from Encyclopedia Mythica
Appearances	Pretty Soldier Sailormoon SuperS (eps 128-166)

	Name Romanization: Karakuriko Name Translation: Karakuri means "mechanism". Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 128
	Name Romanization: Kyokubadanko Name Translation: Kyokubadan means "circus troupe". Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 129
	Name Romanization: Do Kanko Name Translation: Dokan is the onomatopoeia for the sound of a cannon shot. Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 130
	Name Romanization: Otedamako Name Translation: Otedama is a type of bouncing game. Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 131
	Name Romanization: Puuko Name Translation: Puuko is a pun on "fuu" meaning "wind". Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 132
	Name Romanization: Kigurumiko Name Translation: Kigurumi means "dress up doll". Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 133
	Name Romanization: Tenko Name Translation: Ten means "revolve" and Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 134
	Name Romanization: Hebihanabiko Name Translation: Hebi means "snake", hanabi means "fireworks", and ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 135
	Name Romanization: Mizugeiko Name Translation: Mizu means "water", gei (short for geisha) is a Japanese dancing girl, and ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 136
	Name Romanization: Tsunawataroo Name Translation: It's a pun on Tsunawatari meaning "tightrope walking". Episode Appeared: 137
	Name Romanization: Buranko Name Translation: A pun on Buranko which means "swing". Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 138
	Name Romanization: Ayatoriko Name Translation: Ayatori means "cat's craddle" and ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 139
	Name Romanization: GomuMario Name Translation: "Gum Mario" Gomu comes from the English word "gum" to mean "rubber". Gomu Mari in Japanese means "rubber ball". Episode Appeared: 140
Image donated by Ian-san	Name Romanization: Gittanko & Battanko Name Translation: Gittan and Battan means going "up and down" on a seesaw. Ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 141
	Name Romanization: Ootobaiko Name Translation: "Auto Biko" A pun on Ootobai which is an abbreviation in Japanese for "Auto Bike". Episode Appeared: 142
	Name Romanization: Mawashitaroo Name Translation: Mawashi means "turning around" and Taroo is a personal name. Episode Appeared: 143
	Name Romanization: Ponko Name Translation: Pon is short for Ponpu which is the Japanese spelling for "pump" and ko means "child". Episode Appeared: 144
	Name Romanization: Kurumiwario Name Translation: It's a pun on the word Kurumiwari which means "nutcracking". Episode Appeared: 145
	Name Romanization: Erefanko Name Translation: "Elephanko" A pun on "erefanto" which is the Japanese spelling for "elephant". Episode Appeared: 146
	Name Romanization: Shaffuru Furio Name Translation: "Shuffle Furio" Episode Appeared: 147
	Name Romanization: Tobihaneru Name Translation: Tobihaneru means "jumping up and down". Episode Appeared: 148
	Name Romanization: Misutaa Majikku Piero Name Translation: "Mister Magic Perriot" Episode Appeared: 149
	Name Romanization: GaraGara Musume Name Translation: "GaraGara Girl" GaraGara is the onomatopoeia for snake sounds. Episode Appeared: 150
	Name Romanization: KeroKero Musume Name Translation: "KeroKero Girl" KeroKero is the onomatopoeia for frog sounds. Episode Appeared: 151
	Name Romanization: ManeMane Musume Name Translation: "ManeMane Girl" ManeMane is the onomatopoeia for monkey sounds. From Ian-san: "Mane Mane's name contains "mane," which means "mimicry" in Japanese. Monkey see, monkey do!" Episode Appeared: 152
	Name Romanization: GariGari Name Translation: "GariGari" GariGari is the onomatopoeia for drilling sounds. Episode Appeared: 153
	Name Romanization: JaraJara Jou Name Translation: "JaraJara Girl" JaraJara is the onomatopoeia for pachinko machine sounds. J means "girl" Episode Appeared: 154
	Name Romanization: Tobikiri Yarou Name Translation: "Tobikiri Rascal" Tobikiri means "superior" and yarou means "rascal". Episode Appeared: 155
	Name Romanization: TogeToge Jou Name Translation: "TogeToge Girl" Toge Toge is an abbreviation for togetogeshii which means "sharp". J means "girl". Episode Appeared: 156
	Name Romanization: PaoPao Musume Name Translation: "PaoPao Girl" PaoPao is the onomatopoeia for elephant sounds. Episode Appeared: 157
	Name Romanization: PeroPero Name Translation: "PeroPero" PeroPero is the onomatopoeia for licking candy sounds. Episode Appeared: 158
	Name Romanization: PakuPaku Yarou Name Translation: "PakuPaku Rascal" PakuPaku is the onomatopoeia for carp sounds and yarou means "rascal". Episode Appeared: 159
	Name Romanization: BiriBiri Yarou Name Translation: "BiriBiri Rascal" BiriBiri refers to an electric shock and yarou means "rascal". Episode Appeared: 160
Image donated by Ian-san	Name Romanization: Furiikusu Name Translation: Freaks Episode Appeared: 162

* Episodes 161, 163-166 did not have any lemures.