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| Radish 1778th Post
 
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|  "Re(9):Screencaps"
, posted Sun 12 Oct 15:48
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I need to collect the manga of Sailor Moon. I heard it's significantly different from the anime.
It is. I only have about half of it (mostly SM, SuperS and Sailorstars), but for what I have seen (and little I understand), although the basic story is the same, there are a lot of changes. First of all, there are no fillers, and the story progresses a lot faster. For what I have read SuperS is the one that got changed the most, but Sailorstars got changed quite a bit as well.
I really got to get the rest :)
From what I've read, I don't like the comic so much. They are pretty different but the tv show seems to be a more interesting take on the story.
I think the biggest change would be that since she didn't have to fill the "monster of the day" quota, most of the second tier villians (i.e the Drak Kingdom generals, the animal guys, etc) are dealt with incredibly quickly and don't develop at all. The
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| Maou
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| "Re(6):Re(10):Screencaps" , posted Mon 13 Oct 21:02
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I actually heard somewhere that there are crazy, drunken hobos on the internet.
Hehehehehheheh, funny, I got that impression, too! Meanwhile I have to admit that that Naru-Nephrite arc was what mesmerized me about the show first, too (plus I started watching right then--there was sort of a mystique with all the other subplots having already appeared, Rei-Mamoru dating, etc.), even though at the time it was "Molly" speaking with a weird New York accent (friends and I still recall that accent today, having seen the real deal).
I wonder if the live action, assuming it keeps up, can keep the intensity of the show as it moved on (season one and R really are quite good, it was the later seasons that hurt the show's rep among guys I suppose) through the Black Moon season. Serenity-Death Phantom encounter to the La Soldier tune was pretty intense in its day.
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| Radish 1790th Post
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| "Re(7):Re(10):Screencaps" , posted Mon 13 Oct 21:53:
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I actually heard somewhere that there are crazy, drunken hobos on the internet.
Hehehehehheheh, funny, I got that impression, too! Meanwhile I have to admit that that Naru-Nephrite arc was what mesmerized me about the show first, too (plus I started watching right then--there was sort of a mystique with all the other subplots having already appeared, Rei-Mamoru dating, etc.), even though at the time it was "Molly" speaking with a weird New York accent (friends and I still recall that accent today, having seen the real deal).
I wonder if the live action, assuming it keeps up, can keep the intensity of the show as it moved on (season one and R really are quite good, it was the later seasons that hurt the show's rep among guys I suppose) through the Black Moon season. Serenity-Death Phantom encounter to the La Soldier tune was pretty intense in its day.
I started watching during the Zoicite arc (the Sailor Jupiter intro episode was the first one I saw) and liked how the villians would win battles occationally. It made it more interesting when you weren't assured the heroes would always pull it off. Also the continuing plot was cool.
The later episodes I didn't like were ones that had a huge focus on Scrappy Moon a.k.a Chibi Usa. I hate small annoying versions of the main character.
Also in the later seasons they were really running out of ideas as far as the monsters of the day went. The Shoe and Vaccuum monsters come to mind.
I'm not sure which parts were supposed to be geared towards a male audience, but I always liked the Sailor Moon villians. The Metal Sailors of Stars, the Amazon Quartette, Ail and An. The Witches 5 were probably my favorite.
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