Sapphire

Sapphire (サファイア, Safāia) is a member of Ishigami Village. She is one of the three Sparkly Sisters along with her siblings Garnet and Ruby. Her parents are Alabaster and Dia.

Appearance

Sapphire is a young woman with mid-length blonde hair and bangs that frame her face with a single strand falling in the middle. She has downturned blue eyes, heavy-lidded with visible eyelashes on both her upper and lower eyelids, giving her a wistful, doe-eyed look. Her lips are full and plump, and her eyebrows slope downwards, accentuating her expression.

Her outfit consists of a short green dress, sleeveless with a ragged hem and a plunging neckline. She wears the village rope around her neck, wrapped twice and tied in the front with a bow.

Additionally, she shares a passing resemblance to one of her ancestors, Lillian Weinberg. According to Kohaku, she and her sisters are the prettiest women in the village.^[4]

Personality

Sapphire seems to spend a lot of her time thinking about boys. Out of the three sisters, Sapphire wants a boyfriend or husband who's primarily handsome rather than strong or a provider.^[5]

Synopsis

Kingdom of Science Arc

She is first seen along with her two sisters discussing the outsider, Senku. She argues with Garnet that the more important thing about a man is looking cute rather than being strong.^[6] They're later shown vaguely discussing love, lounging on a set of rocks in their bikinis while Suika listens in on them.^[7]

Village Games Arc

In the fight between Argo and Ginro, Sapphire shrieks with horror at how beaten up Ginro looked following one of Argo's barrages of hits.^[8] She then appears disgusted alongside her sisters when Ginro tells everyone his plans to have everyone have a harem.^[9]

Vs. Hyoga Arc

In the anime, after Kinro is given glasses, Sapphire comments that she likes them.^[10]

Communications Arc

When Senku makes cotton candy, Sapphire is shown in ecstasy over how delicious it is. After Senku asks Gen about Homura, Sapphire and the others assume he's interested in a girl. However, Senku reveals Homura is spying on them.^[11]

On Christmas, Sapphire is amazed at the beauty of the large tree Senku lit up with light bulbs.^[12] Later, when everyone is looking for special rocks for Senku to use as a better filament, Sapphire holds something up, Ruby holding something similar and comments it looks like a gemstone. As it turns out it was just a beetle husk, which makes Sapphire drop it in disgust.^[13]

In the anime, she is part of the crowd listening to the record Byakuya left, surprised that they're able to hear the founder's voice.^[14]

Chapter Appearances

Chapter Appearances
Kingdom of Science Arc 13. Part 1: Stone World: The Beginning Absent 14. Those Who Have Faith Absent 15. Two Kingdoms of the Stone World Absent 16. Kohaku Absent 17. Nasty Looks Pictured 18. Sorcery Showdown Absent 19. Two Million Years of Being Absent 20. Stone Road Debut 21. Dawn of Iron Absent 22. Survival Gourmet Pictured 23. The Smooth Talker Absent 24. Lightning Speed!!! Absent 25. By These Hands, the Light of Science Absent 26. A Shadow Alliance Absent 27. A Certain Scientists Wish Absent 28. Clear World Absent 29. Senku's Lab Absent 30. Death Green Absent 31. Friends Have Each Other's Backs Absent 32. Brain & Heart Absent 33. Baaad Chemicals Absent
Village Games Arc 34. Sneaky Grand Bout Strategy Absent 35. The Masked Warrior Absent 36. Kinro and Ginro Absent 37. Science-User Chrome Appears 38. Master of Flame Absent 39. And the Winner is... Pictured 40. Two Million Years in the Making Absent
Vs. Hyoga Arc 46. Stone Wars Pictured 47. Science Vs. Power Appears 48. Blades of Science Absent 49. To the Present Absent 50. Humanity's Greatest Weapon Absent
Communications Arc 51. Sweets for the Stone World Pictured 52. Age of Energy Absent 53. Hard Knocks Crafting Club Pictured 54. Flickering Blue Jewel Pictured 55. Treasure Dungeon Push Start Absent 56. The Treasure Absent 57. Heat Heart Absent 58. Wave of Science Absent 59. Voices from Here to Infinity Absent 60. Angel's Song, Devil's Whisper Absent 61. Stone Wars Begin Absent 62. Double Chase Absent 63. Information Warfare Absent 64. Hotline Absent 65. Call From the Dead Absent 66. Liars and Truth Tellers Absent 67. Full Mobilization Absent 68. Flame of Revolution Absent 69. Steam Gorilla Absent 70. Paper Shield Absent 71. Prison Break Absent 72. Experience Points Absent 73. Top-Secret Mission Absent 74. Fateful 20 Seconds Absent 75. 20-Second Countdown Absent 76. Final Battle Absent 77. The Power of Science Absent 78. That Which Destroys or Saves Absent 79. For This Very Moment Absent 80. Humanity's Strongest Tag Team Absent 81. Fingertip Absent 82. Epilogue of Stone Wars (End of Part 2) Absent

Trivia

• She is named after the gemstone sapphire. The most common form of the gemstone is the blue shade which Sapphire's eye color mimics.

References

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v • eIshigami Villagers
Male	Alabaster • Argo • Carbo • Chrome • Ganen • Genbu • Ginro • Hagane • Jasper • Kaseki • Kinro • Kokuyo • Magma • Mantle • Natri • Sagan • Sho • Soyuz • Tetsuken • Titan • Unmo
Female	Alumi • Azura • Beryl • Dia • En • Garnet • Kohaku • Kujaku • Namari • Ruby • Ruri • Sango • Sapphire • Shirogane • Shovel • Suika • Suzu • Turquoise
Unknown	Chalk • Sagara

v • ePost-Petrification Humans
Ishigami Villagers	Male	Alabaster • Argo • Carbo • Chrome • Ganen • Genbu • Ginro • Hagane • Jasper • Kaseki • Kinro • Kokuyo • Magma • Mantle • Natri • Sagan • Sho • Tetsuken • Titan • Unmo
	Female	Alumi • Azura • Beryl • Dia • En • Garnet • Kohaku • Kujaku • Namari • Ruby • Ruri • Sango • Sapphire • Shirogane • Shovel • Suika • Suzu • Turquoise
Petrification Kingdom	Male	Soyuz's father • Ibara • Matsukaze • Moz • Oarashi • Soyuz
	Female	Amaryllis • Kirisame