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magicalgirlconfessions:

I don’t understand why Sailor Moon Super S gets tons of hate saying it was horrible when in (my opinion) it was the best of them all!

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First, the season has a strong focus on Chibi-Usa, who was the Scrappy to many people.

Secondly, I think it might have something to do with coming off the heels of Sailor Moon S, which many people considered to be the best season of Sailor Moon.  For those who enjoyed the darker tone of S, SuperS was a step in the wrong direction.

sailorfailures:

Hey, just a sudden thought; can all us Sailor Moon blogs agree that, when we get more information about the 2013 anime and when it starts airing, we’ll tag all our posts about it with “Sailor Moon 2013 spoilers” (or just “2013 spoilers”), even if we’re just reblogging something? This is the first time since PGSM the fandom’s had anything we’ll actually need to put spoiler-tags on, so it can’t hurt to start thinking about it early.

Duly noted.

bloodyvampir:

(Pt 3)

This got a whole set to itself. Too hilarious. 

“I’M SO PERFECT IT HURTS!”

Oh Haruka, you poor baby.  :P

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I seem to recall that somewhere, Naoko Takeuchi said that sailor senshi are born as close as possible to where they need to be.  However, I may be getting this confused with someone’s WMG, so I’m not sure!

So, did she ever say something to this effect, say something similar, or never said anything of the sort at all?

So, in the StarS anime Sailor Galaxia says that they’ve conquered almost 80% of the galaxy. All that’s left is the Sol system.

…Did the writers really mean to imply that there only five inhabited planets in the entire galaxy?  Or that only 50 or so planets have sailor senshi?  Or that there are only around 70 senshi in the whole galaxy?

After the planet Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planetoid, a ton of people started making comments about Sailor Pluto no longer being a sailor senshi.

Every time I see one, a part of me dies inside.

First, when Pluto was reclassified, it wasn’t because we learned anything new or shocking about Pluto - it was because we discovered a ton of Pluto-sized objects in the outer solar system.  There were two options: either include a ridiculously high amount of objects to our list of planets, or come up with a new definition of “planet” and a new term for objects like Pluto.  The latter was determined to be the simpler solution, so that’s what we went with.

While all sailor senshi are associated with some kind of celestial objects, they’re not all associated with planets - in the anime, we have Sailor Moon herself, as well as the Sailor Starlights who appear to be associated with actual stars.  In the manga, we have the asteroid senshi.

Similarly, there’s no reason to think that Sailor Pluto should be less powerful because she’s associated with a planetoid.  Sailor Moon is explicitly shown to be the most powerful sailor senshi in the series, and the moon isn’t even close to the largest non-sun object in our solar system (that would be Jupiter).  Obviously, size ≠ power.

If anything would warrant change, it would be her henshin phrase (“Pluto Planet Power”), but that would be it.

honestlynotafangirl:

…will there still be Sailor Pluto in the new anime? oO

The moon was never classified as a planet.  Does that mean Sailor Moon won’t be in the new anime?

Although all sailor senshi are associated with celestial objects, not all sailor senshi are associated with objects classified as planets.  In the manga, we even had asteroid senshi, and asteroids are even smaller than planetoids.

sailorfailures:

I’ve never really understood the aversion people have to adaptations being different from one another. This is an opportunity for an entirely new imagining of the Sailor Moon world; while it would be nice if it didn’t take as many liberties as the old anime, isn’t it a wonderful thing that there should be some things that set it apart as different and unique? Why would anyone want to get all excited and pumped for a brand new anime series if it’s going to be exactly like the manga we already know like the back of our hands?

I hope it’s different. I hope it’s not “100% faithful” to the manga. That would be boring as hell. This is a magical, miraculous new series and gosh darnit, I want it to be interesting, surprising and new.

initiala replied to your post: I don’t really get why you’d want the new anime to be 100% faithful to the manga…

FMA: Brotherhood followed the manga storyline, and people loved it. Honestly, I’d prefer Sailor Moon followed the manga. Monsters-of-the-day got boring, fast. Keep a few, if you must, but we don’t need 40 eps per story arc when it’s mostly filler.

I’m not saying the story should follow the old anime, either…? I want it to be like PGSM, where they start off following the manga very closely and it’s obviously a much greater influence than the anime for the entire series, but as it progresses and becomes its own series it introduces new elements and characters and plots, etc. that makes it a distinct adaptation and not just a carbon copy.
I’m not saying that absolutely everything should be different, I do want it to adhere more to the manga (because the manga is wonderful) but I don’t want it to be exactly the same. It would seem totally anticlimactic after 20 years to make something that’s identical to what we had at the beginning.

I really don’t get it, either.  For one, the original story has what I feel are some serious flaws - mostly with Crystal Tokyo and Neo Queen Serenity, where we are never, ever shown just why Usagi deserves to be queen of the world outside of having the Strongest Power Evah and being the Moon princess.  (How does being the Moon princess equate to deserving to rule Earth…?)  This is something I’d really like to see addressed in SM13.

Another thing is that elements that work in one medium don’t necessarily work in another.  Sometimes you’ll have too many characters, or too few.  Sometimes you’ve got inner monologue that has to go.

And let’s look at some of the changes made in PGSM - I thought Ikuko was a much better character, having been given a personality outside of being Usagi’s mom.  I liked that the other senshi didn’t get totally shafted at the end.  I liked the “Darkury” arc, since it gave some attention and development to an under-utilized but highly-popular character.  So yeah, I’ll be the last person to whine about changes just because they’re changes.

I’ll admit I’m in the “want to see the story brought to life” camp, but I’m not so naive to think that you can possibly take a manga and turn it into a 100% spot-on faithful adaptation and have it work.