I'll keep that in mind and will watch beyond the first 5, I'm kinda excited now.A litte warning: The animation for the first 5 or so episodes is noticeably worse than the majority of the rest of the show.
I'll keep that in mind and will watch beyond the first 5, I'm kinda excited now.
Wonder what type of game it was, and what the tiering was for the Senshi.
Okay, that sounds really negative but I actually liked it, I just love pointing out things that don't make sense, the music was a nice surprise (I like the Misfits better so far, sorry Jem), I should probably just sit back and stop thinking too much about it, I doubt the writer's put that much thought into it, they needed an antagonist and the evil manager guy who supports the "evil" band was it.
One thing I could do without is the homeless girl house, it's currently burning down but i already know they're just going to move into the conveniently offered mansion for the winner.
I belive the story is that Ami was supposed to be a Cyborg and she was to die in some horrific mannor (broken to pieces, apprently) but the editor had the right sense of mind to veto that plan.I also read up Ami's debut in the manga today. The major difference is that they seem to think Ami is an ally straight away here, where as in the anime they were more suspicious. When it's revealed that she has an IQ of 300, they wonder if she is even human. From what I heard, Takeuchi originally wanted Ami to be a robot. Any truth to this?
So clearly PGSM takes place in the Inzauma Eleven / Shut up and Jam Gaiden universe.
Since it is from the '80s, you can also expect a bit of cheesiness here and there, and a lot of ridiculous parts (rock stars driving in F-1 races?), and the last few episodes of season 1 have some short public service announcements at the end, but it's probably one of the better shows from its era. I tried watching some others show from that era again recently (He-Man, She-Ra, others), but I just couldn't do it, but Jem had me hooked.
Tuxedo Kamen, Make-Up!
The only one of those I saw was He-Man and I liked it back then, no idea about now though.
Episode 6 is one of my all-time favorite episode, the whole theme is so eerie and dark, feels amazing. Usagi is a lot more mature and smart in the battle than in previous and coming episodes though, but I like it.
It's even my favorite dubbed episode in Swedish as well, I hope the new English dub tops it. The waiter scene is awesome in Swedish.
Japanese:
"Have you decided what you would like?"
"Um, a cream soda."
"What!? I'm sorry, we don't have that here."
"Oh, nothing then."
Swedish:
"You may want to order, miss?"
"Oh, um, a milkshake then."
"Uh? I'm sorry, miss, we don't have any milkshake."
"Oh. Too bad, no tip for you."
The waiter's reaction fits better with the Swedish one, lol.
Mamoru being Tuxedo Mask is not a spoiler. lolSailor Moon 01
And here we go.
I remember watching this back in the mid-90's with Swedish dub. So, about 17-18 years since I saw this, but I think I actually saw at least parts of this episode. I remember the energy stealing jewels thing andAnnieUsagi throwing the test at. Uh... Should I even bother spoiler tagging stuff?that guy who is Tuxedo Mask
Mamoru being Tuxedo Mask is not a spoiler. lol
Yep, the music was different for the DiC version...though it STILL amazes me that they retained the melody (albeit with electric guitars) of Moonlight Densetsu for the dub theme.
The fact is divulged in the first episode of PGSM and the first chapter of the manga, and in the anime it's also a fairly quick confirmation, plus, you know, whatever perception filters they have going on aren't effective on the audience.Cross-posting from AnimeGAF where not everybody has seen it I guess. But, yeah
One thing I had completely forgotten about was the ED song. I remember the OP, but this one slipped my mind for some reason. I really liked it back then and still do now.
I liked the little story in the ED too. Guess I was a big softie even back then
I know Toei really likes to be cheap at times, it's no different with anime BUT...I really do like some of the backgrounds (from what I've seen so far), they have a quality that looks like a painting at times.
You might like this, then: http://sailormoonscenery.tumblr.com/
I belive the story is that Ami was supposed to be a Cyborg and she was to die in some horrific mannor (broken to pieces, apprently) but the editor had the right sense of mind to veto that plan.
I remember watching this back in the mid-90's with Swedish dub. So, about 17-18 years since I saw this, but I think I actually saw at least parts of this episode. I remember the energy stealing jewels thing andAnnieUsagi throwing the test at. Uh... Should I even bother spoiler tagging stuff?that guy who is Tuxedo Mask
I liked the little story in the ED too. Guess I was a big softie even back then
For a change of pace from overwrought ranting about Stars, here's a great blog post on Ikuhara's role in Sailor Moon S:
http://moe-alternative.net/?p=8412
Guess I'll cross-post in here too, the same way I'm doing it with Kill la Kill. Wait until the next episodes update, though.
Welcome! Wait, her name was Annie in the Swedish dub? I actually kinda like that, to be honest.
I need this in GIF form, with the subtitles intact!
SAILOR MOON EPISODE 7 AND 8 NOW ON HULU
Watching Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon 11 where Makoto and Usagi go to the hospital to meet Minako. Pretty funny seeing Minako's more "Serious Outer Senshi-esque" personality interact with Usagi (who seems even more silly in this version).
I need this in GIF form, with the subtitles intact!
Thanks, and yeah she was named Annie.
I found it funny that Usagi was the last one to find out, Mamoru even mentioned that he knew from the start.
Haha, well kind of.Also, I'm convinced that Tuxedo Mask's role is just to troll the hell out of Sailor Moon.
Did you see Act Zero? It explains how he knew it was her.
Annie kinda fits her personality for some reason, though Rei and Mamoru usually pronounced her name in English while the others in Swedish, lol.Yeah, I like that more than Serena. Well, it seems Usagi will be her name in all adaptions from now on.
(Subtitles are different, sorry...but, hey, no clock! Also, sorry if it takes long to load or doesn't load at all, Minus is being kinda slow.)
Edit: Oh, Tumblr:
Off topic, but since we were talking about '80s cartoons in this page, I really wish that we had some sort of "'80s Cartoon Appreciation and Community Thread." That would rock.
Unless we already have one and the search engine here just couldn't find it...
You're welcome!Didn't even see this! Thanks for the gif, and that tennis ball episode is awesome. As for the community thread, go for it!
All this renewed interest in Sailor Moon and Jem has made me revisit an idea I've had for a loooooooooong time.
Animated Jem reboot with henshin sequences. Discuss.
Wow, I really like this song!
Nice picture as well, I made it my banner on Facebook but the text kind of ruins it.
All this renewed interest in Sailor Moon and Jem has made me revisit an idea I've had for a loooooooooong time.
Animated Jem reboot with henshin sequences. Discuss.
Hasbro Studios currently has an ace composer on their payroll (Danny Ingram). He gained a lot of fame from his work on MLP, and they gave him an even bigger role on Littlest Pet Shop. Seems like a no-brainer to throw even more money at him for a Jem animated series. It would compliment their current lineup of girl-targeted shows, which is a thing they've expressed interest in growing.
So Viz and ANN have announced the "What does Sailor Moon mean to you?", with some great looking prizes, Best of luck to all who enter.
Yummy. I wonder if Usagi could eat that by herself?
Make the songs a bit longer and cut it down to 2 per episode. Add henshins. (Maybe even for characters other than just Jem.)Transformation sequences and music videos? There'd be no time for a story!
I'd still love to watch a Jem henshin sequence, though, at least once. Hah.