Telulu

"This looks like a yummy batch of victims to start."

- Telulu, Ep. #114

Telulu is the third of the Witches 5 who work for Doctor Tomoe. Her plans and attacks are plant-related.

Character biography
Telulu's first appearance was in the episode Hello, Sailor Mini Moon, shadowed like all the other witches except Eugeal. In Heightened Hazard, when Doctor Tomoe and the witches were playing Twister, Telulu (still shadowed) beats Mimet before she was sent on her next mission.

Her first proper appearance was in the episode Next in Line. Disappointed with Mimet's failures, Doctor Tomoe decided to give Telulu the next assignment. He did not tell Mimet this, but she overheard him and, pretending to be him, told Telulu that the assignment was cancelled (so she could steal her job), but made one fatal mistake, saying "ta-ta". Telulu spied on Mimet and, when she entered Eugeal's power device, pulled the plug on her, killing her.

Telulu only made one attempt to extract Pure Hearts. In the episode Fiendish Ferns, she opened a store to sell plants called Venus Heart Traps, which would extract Pure Hearts from people. Soon they extracted Pure Hearts from everyone in the store, but Sailor Moon used Rainbow Moon Heart Ache to destroy them all except one, which Telulu injected with a needle to transform it into a giant plant monster called Big Bertha, who eats people's Pure Hearts. However, when Tuxedo Mask destroyed her star compact to release all the Pure Hearts, Big Bertha turned on Telulu and grabbed her in her vines. Telulu electrocuted Big Bertha, who self-destructed, killing both of them.

Attacks
Telulu attacks by extending vines from her hands, which wrap around the victim and electrocute them.

Trivia

 * Telulu is the second major villain (that is neither a main nor final antagonist) who never sends monsters of the week. Unlike Sapphire, though, she did go on one mission before her death. She only lasted one episode, as the series was nearing its end, making her and the other two remaining witches (Byruit and Cyprin) disposable enemies.