Where'd she come from, what's her name? We know none of this! While I know it was a silly AU story for fun, I just love this curly tailed cat!

I think she's either
a) Diana's sister
b) Diana's daughter
or c) AU Diana

Well, this might be dumb, but I could only assume that either 1. She is Diana's sister or 2. Naoko just left it up to interpretation and didn't canonize it. Since Usagi has Luna, Usagi's oldest daughter has Luna's daughter, I could only assume that Usagi's second daughter would have Luna's second daughter.

My super secret headcanon is that pink!kitten is, in fact... a boy.

Named Phoebus.

Tricks. Yes. Love it.  

Adds on:  The Pink kitty is in fact a crossdressing boy that escaped from a place infested with  rabbits and the evil Rabbit overlord that was threatening to take over Earth. so the pink Kitty rushed to find saviors of this planet and ends up finding Kousagi. D8

other random thought
Kitty is not related to any of the known mooncats but is in actuality, the child of Sailor Mau that went to earth. 83

By crossdressing, we only mean, "He rolled in sparkles until he looked more girly."  He's naturally pink.  xD

o.O he must have had a boob job too lol

Not necessarily. It all depends on the outfit and how it's worn.

Could be, it;s like they are wearing body suits attached to a skirt. Kousagi suddenly got bustier as well >.>

Anyone else find it weird that Naoko draws little kids with breasticles? Yeah, I know what I said lol... I'm weird so sue me XD

Oh, gah, I brainbleached that! Kindergartners with sexual characteristics - I actively avoid noticing these things.

It always bugged me that Naoko drew them this way. It's too weird!

The pink kitty in human form looks almost like a cat version of Chibichibi with a crescent moon mark instead of a star lol

Chibichibi with cat ears, basically

And polka-dots^^

Indeed, look at ChibiChibi in some parts of the manga.  just.. what even, Naoko-sensei?   I'm all for showing girly figures buuuut.  <<

She preferred drawing female figures for sure, most of the guys looked more feminine in her drawings too

Like Fisheye!

Well even Fisheye wasn't as feminine as Hawkeye in the comics.  (irony kills me because of the Anime. I prefer Anime Fisheye more for some reason.)

True, though you could tell with guys like Mamoru, she tried hard xD;

Definitely Fish-eye but he was a cross-dresser so that's a given lol

But even Mamoru, he was manly for Sailor Moon but the way she draws men is still very feminine. The anime gave him more of a masculine like figure. 

It's just Naoko's style though. Wispy, pretty and feminine. 

The man had skinner more feminine like bodies.
The woman had unrealistic, idealistic skinny+curvy bodies lol

Some artists its their weak points or just their style. I wonder if male figures was a weak point or drawing them this way was just more her style :/

Who knows.  It might be her weak point.  Especially if you start out drawing female forms first.

Though, Hawkeye was the one in the comics that crossdressed, though.

Could be, her style has changed immensely just by looking at the new covers^^ I kinda liked her old style a bit better though, the covers seem a bit cutesy for me lol...

The entire Amazon Trio seemed a bit feminine too me lol in both anime and manga regardless of cross dressing.

What I was saying that in the manga, when she would draw men regardless of the cross-dressing, they always appeared more feminine and a lot less manly, I wanna see if this style has changed too but I imagine the male forms she draws now are also more cutesy :/

Yes, Naoko tended to draw people with very...feminine characteristics. For some reason, this picture of ChibiChibi always weirded me out...

nerf-or-nothing wrote:

She preferred drawing female figures for sure, most of the guys looked more feminine in her drawings too

so is that why zoisite is so pretty ^^

nerf-or-nothing wrote:

Definitely Fish-eye but he was a cross-dresser so that's a given lol

But even Mamoru, he was manly for Sailor Moon but the way she draws men is still very feminine. The anime gave him more of a masculine like figure. 

It's just Naoko's style though. Wispy, pretty and feminine. 

The man had skinner more feminine like bodies.
The woman had unrealistic, idealistic skinny+curvy bodies lol

Some artists its their weak points or just their style. I wonder if male figures was a weak point or drawing them this way was just more her style :/

 maybe she likes pretty boys XD XD

I've always assumed that the pink kitty was Diana's sister, but I've now adopted the Phoebus headcanon as my own, too.
 
I want to draw him now.