Princess Serenity had silver hair like Queen Selene.
Her hair only became blonde when she was reincarnated into an age where people thought silver hair was only for old people.
Though for all we know, hell, maybe her hair was blonde when
she was fourteen and it's just that almost all the pictures we have of her being "not a literal infant" are from when she was, say, 100, and she turned healthy-natural-silver somewhere in there.
Wild speculation on my part, of course. But it's worth remembering when we're extrapolating from small datasets or limited amounts of actual footage.
He's had over a decade to come to terms with her death, and he seems pretty accepting of Usagi not being his princess returned, so I'm gonna say yes.
Yes-to-maybe.
They were together for decades.
And we've been inside his head and it still hurts a bit when Usagi reminds him of Serenity. And others are not wrong to note that until a couple of months ago, Endymion had every reason to at least
hold on to the fantasy that Serenity was like him and that they could just... resume being together in their new lives.
And, hell, it's not entirely out of the question that some day we may find a way to make Serenity a body of her own and that can even happen. But it's not going to happen for him
now and he had no way of ruling that out until... well, probably until fairly recently.
I can't begrudge the man the right to have held onto dreams along those lines.
So while he's had many years to get used to Serenity not being around, he's only had a fairly short time in which to get used to the idea that he probably won't be reunited with her.
Same here, I think they are currently too complicated emotionally to go for a relationship without generating problems down the line, especially with mind control, amnesia, death and betrayal between them.
Maybe work through some of those and finish the brain scrubbing first.
In fairness, they seem to be working through that pretty well.
I think Endymion in particular is just so happy to have at least one person who knows and remembers him that he's prepared to take Jadeite's about-face and efforts to purge himself of mind control at face value.
Gendo Ikari would be a better choice of comparison for a man trying to bring back his dead wife.
I mean, hell. Endymion wouldn't even be
unreasonable in hoping to accomplish that. Serenity's soul is, just as a matter of objective fact, still around in a reasonably complete form. She's currently crashing on Usagi's metaphysical couch, but in the fullness of time and high magic we might find another place to put her.
Her real physical body is even around, just, y'know, dead and badly damaged, but we can repair bodies. That might be an option. Or if that's not an option (fairly likely), then well, Naru can do wacky body-remaking operations. So maybe making a living body for a ghost isn't outside her capability. And there are other weird and esoteric things out there.
And unlike Yui Ikari, I think Serenity would actually welcome a chance to come back, because Endymion is a hell of a lot more to come back to than Gendo ever was.
"Bodily resurrection for Serenity" is maybe a stretch goal for the quest as a whole, but it's not at all outlandish or unreasonable compared to the scope of what we have good reason to think is possible.
So again, I don't think Endymion would even be that unreasonable to still be hoping to bring Serenity back, probably not any time in the next few months but maybe within just the next few years, which is like no time at all to him.
It's just that it'd be a pretty delicate conversation to have with Usagi, and he doesn't know her that well yet on some level. We hardly ever hang out or anything.
I wonder why EndyQuesters began working with the Precure though? Was that part of their search for Serenity's reincarnation?
Well, if the case of a theoretical Endyquest, he would have been working with the Precure back before the Fall, and after seeing the great rainbow lesbeam he would have started searching for the new generation of Cures connected to the Garden of Light in order to help them.
Of course, by that point he'd already
found us, since as I recall the first instance of the rainbow beam was after the first time he bailed Sailor Moon out of a jam.
But more generally, whether he was hoping to find/awaken/bring back Serenity or not, it wouldn't do him much good to accomplish that if the Dark Kingdom succeeded in destroying the world.
He'd have several reasons to be tracking down any Pretty Cures he could find, in the absence of relatively powerful and active Senshi to lean on:
1) If these new Pretty Cures are dealing with problems of their own, him helping them makes it more likely that the world as a whole doesn't die.
2) If he can get an in with new Pretty Cures, he may be able to hijack their MacGuffin to somehow unleash forces beyond his normal means, aimed at weakening the Dark Kingdom (this was an actual plan of his involving the Rainbow Gems of
Futari Wa).
3) If these new Pretty Cures are actually doing pretty well and are sound and strong, he can recruit them to help fight the Dark Kingdom if they don't have anything better to do.