Kuroki Mio is Beryl's shadow, hench, servant, and mirror upon the earth. She manipulates people around her to hate the objects of her hatred, while she maintains a seemingly innocent appearance. Or she would if she could act worth a damn. She is an idol singer, because Sailor Venus's mundane identity is that of an idol singer. She goes to school with Usagi, and briefly attempts to pretend to be her best friend. But, you know, that's all going to go horribly wrong when your real motive is to transparently seduce Mr. No Personality Soldier of the Earth just as soon as he gets back from Cambridge University's highly regarded Plot Device College.
The problem is, I cannot possibly accept that this girl is capable of seduction, because she has the world's hugest mouth. When she talks, her skull flies up off of her lower jaw, angling back and forth in the air against gravity, proving that she is, in fact, half Canadian. When she kisses people, their jaws break. . .

The picture seriously does not do Kuroki Mio justice. The actress, Alisa Durbrow, must be having her mouth digitally altered to accomodate entire districts of Tokyo. There is no other explanation. No, not one. Not one at all. When the generals of the Dark Kingdom teleport back home from the Earth, they do not simply vanish into the aether; they vanish into her mouth, because it houses multitudes. Multitudes, strawberry Cheetos, most of the Shibuya shopping district, the Dark Kingdom, and the sourcebook I was reading the other night but appear to have misplaced. It is the job of Kuroki Mio to house all that has been lost. In her mouth.
Do you understand? I do not expect the last episode to end with the destruction of Earth, or the salvation of Earth, or the reincarnation of the sailor guardians, or anything involving a plushie cat. No, I firmly believe that, in the last minute or so, Kuroki Mio will declare, skull snapping in the breezes:



So yay. . .Let the world be devoured by Bigmouth!I mean Bigmio!I mean Mio!
Other than that. . .I report a re-completion of Geo folio. . .Finally.I despise it when teachers
lose things of mine.