Moon

Manga Anime

Name information
Name	Moon
Kanji	月
Romaji	Tsuki
Location information
Located in	Within the atmosphere of Earth
Faction	Clown army (former)
Real world information
Debut	Chapter 1

The Moon (月, Tsuki) is the celestial body and natural satellite that orbits the Earth. Following the ressurection of Asura, the Moon became the kishin's secret hiding place.

Location

Within the Earth's atmosphere and covered behind a thick cloud and/or fog, the only way of accessing the Moon's location is those with powers of flight, teleportation, or the usage of a demon airship.

Appearance

The Moon appears as a crescent shape that resembles a face looking to the side, with a long curved pointed nose and an ever-present large, toothy grin. A single large crater with a big googly eyeball seen in the darkness of the crater serves as its eye. Following Crona's sacrifice encasing it in Black Blood, the moon becomes a black sphere.

Surface

The Moon contains numerous caverns, which can be accessed through the satellite's nostrils. The caverns are almost like a maze, which makes it difficult to locate a person without being able to sense their soul wavelength. After his escape from Death City, Asura hid inside the caverns of the Moon. He was able to refashion the caverns until they resembled his shrine underneath Death City, with pillars marked with his three-eye Kishin symbol.^{[citation needed]}

Synopsis

Between A Fight to the Death at the Big Bash arc & Dark Side of the Moon arc

Following his battle with Death, Asura retreats and hides on the Moon, bidding time by creating a army made up of madness that would act as his most loyal followers and protect his location from being known.^{[citation needed]}

Trivia

The Moon as it appears in B. Ichi

• Atsushi Ōkubo desired to set the climax of Soul Eater on the Moon before starting the series, but he also thought it would be difficult for the plot to lead to the Moon. In order to facilitate the possibility, he drew the Moon(from as early as Chapter 1) amid clouds to show it was much closer than in real life and could be reached by the Soul Eater cast.
• The Moon also appears in both B. Ichi and Fire Force. In the latter, the Moon is later moved closer to Earth in Chapter 273 of the series by the character Faerie, possibly explaining why in the New World, the Moon has also stayed within the Earth's atmosphere.