FAQ

There are a few aspects of Sailor Moon that people who aren't too familiar with anime aren't quite used to, so I decided to create a section that would explain them. This is also addressed to those pathetic Anti-Sailor Moon people (sadly, they do exist) who take a lot of time just to anger the people who love this anime by ACTUALLY going through the trouble of making a site about it... childish...

Why doesn't anybody recognize the senshi in their transformed mode?
This is a big issue, but in my opinion, this is because it is easier for us, the viewers to associate them with their senshi counterpart. Also, if they changed the anime to having two "looks" for the senshi, they wouldn't remain true to the manga where the senshi ARE recognized, but they aren't in too many public places for many people to know who they trully are.

Why doesn't the enemy attack while the senshi are transforming or attacking?
One of the nicest things about Japanimation is how much "eye candy" is in many magical girl series. Eye candy is a term I use for those flashy sequences that actually take very little time to execute in real time, but the viewers are treated to seeing more than what the characters would. A good example is when Neptune transforms before Haruka(Uranus), and all we see is a green light come over her and Neptune emerges.

Why doesn't the enemies ever attack other cities??
Think about this...if you knew that a power source was in Tokyo, why else would you look somewhere else?? This is what you have to think about when you consider that the anime is supposed to be an extended version of the manga where the action is pretty quick and Queen Beryl isn't really in search of energy, but of the Silver Crystal and to destroy Sailor Moon.

Pink, blue, green hair?? and what's up with those HUGE mouths and weird water drops??
Anime does make use of animation to it's full extent and that includes how the characters look like. After all, some of us do wish that there were different hair colors other than white, black, brown or red...As for the face change thing, if you've noticed, the way the whole thing is produced, you can tell exactly what their emotions are, so you understand the storyline better.

Our opinions count too! So we can dislike SM all we want!
Not exactly a question, but this is what ticks me off the most. Okay, you don't like Sailor Moon, who cares. People ARE entitled to their own opinions, but think about it...to dedicate a website about NOT liking Sailor Moon (and I know myself that it's not exactly all that easy to manage a site)...don't you think that kinda' shows that a person has some major extra time on his or her hands? I mean, heck, I hate the X-men...but I won't make a site about how much I hate 'em! (And trust me, I'd have plenty to say)

What's "manga"?
When I first looked around the 'net, I myself was wondering as to what alot of the web masters were talking about when they referred to a manga version. In Japanese Animation, much of the stories are usually derived from lil comic-book-looking things known as manga. Like most of them, this is also how Sailor Moon began. The manga plot is a lil more different and more mature than when the producers of the show decided to turn it into a children's show.

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