Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Series
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Usagi Tsukino is clutzy teen who loves to eat and sleep, and hates
school - a normal girl. Her life completely changes one day, when she rescues a cat from some bullies. The cat later
introduces herself as Luna and gives Usagi a brooch that allows her to transform
into the super heroine Sailor Moon and fight off the awakened forces of evil. Although clumsy at first, Usagi gradually
learns to fight and meets valuable allies, as well as formidable foes, all while learning about her mission and past.
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Mnemosyne's Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Tv Review
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I always enjoy watching Stars. There is a tension and even frustration on my part because not all of the characters have all of the important information, while the viewer does. And my utter hatred for Seiya... well that makes things interesting as well.
The humor is pretty much the same as it has been through the entire series. Usagi-sama is somewhat oblivious most of the time, and that can make for some pretty amusing scenes. (like that Blake/break scene...) And the tension that I won't shut up about even takes a few comic turns (people who hate each other + small spaces = fun for me). The villains are hilarious as well. (err... most of them...) I personally love the humor, but maybe it's something you have to be in the right mood for because I know not everyone does.
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Member Opinions
This is one of those anime which defined my childhood and my future with anime. Really special to me, and pretty damn awesome to boot. This is without a doubt, the girliest thing I've enjoyed. Sparkles, romance, pretty dresses, tiaras, and FIGHTING EVIL BY MOONLIGHT. It doesn't get anymore feminine than this. But I love every second of it.
Kisaky rated 8.00:Sailor Moon love with since childhood. I am drawn to transformations and magic attacks, the Paladine marinara. A girl who saved a cat gets powers can transform it, to defend the Earth from attack by invaders * W * Meet new allies and fight together to form a team. Then read the manga and see that everything is different. Experiencing strong emotions, learn more about the characters who narrate, those traits so soft. And then the intense romantic love Usagi and Mamoru is indescribile.
orange-lisa rated 5.50:
I don’t know what to say ... This is the anime that I've loved most of all in my childhood, it’s difficult to give
an objective opinion. Setting aside the sentimental value, I cannot avoid to consider the many flaws, starting with the
main character a little bit too frivolous, that cannot do anything alone but at the end of each series becomes the
savior of humanity, not to mention the inept monsters that follow one another incessantly every episode, who all die in
the same way. Situations are boringly repetitive. The first series are much more complete, in addition to the adventures
of the five protagonists who fight evil, they focus attention on their friendships, school life, things that soon
disappear supplanted by the world's problems.
MICHIRU KAIOH: "I'd risk the world for her, because a world without her isn't worth saving."
The anime that got me into anime before I knew it was called anime lol. This was the days I didn't know what a dub or sub was, and the only thing I knew was that the 'cartoon' was originally from Japan. At the time of my noobness, I would sit and watch it daily with my daughter, and even found a place that sold some of the merchandise. I wound up buying two of the old 'vhs' tapes and watching them with my daughter while reading the subtitles to her (she was too young to read yet then).
pandemonium91 rated 6.75:The ultimate shoujo series. Essays can be written about this, so I'll keep it short: the manga is more serious than the anime and surprisingly sad. The anime, while more popular, suffers heavily from its episodic, monster-of-the-week nature. The characters are well fleshed out, though, and quite relatable.