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loving this so far but even in the 90s she was always 14 they never aged her down, im not sure where you got that from as she always introduced herself as a 14 year old middle school student. I'm gonna guess that your conclusion was drawn from her saying she's in middle school. What I've noticed from watching a variety of anime and other shows is that if a character is a 14 year old middle schooler they're in junior high (grades 7-9) if they say they're a 10th grader and a freshman they also went to junior high. for most westerners we're in middle school (grades 5/6-8). Its done differently in other countries even other states. They're the same but I just wanted to help differentiate junior high and middle school as there tends to be a difference.

The eternal movies were very disappointing because they didn’t do the manga justice. The filler episodes of the 90s anime did well for the villains but not for the heroes (I get that the Sailor Senshi were meant to be more relatable to the audience in the 90s anime but the episodes revolved around Usagi, Rei, Chibiusa, Minako, etc can either be entertaining or annoying depending on the episode).

I like the way you explain things, the quality of the video, you got a new subscriver from portugal :D I subscrive you I want to see more of your videos I have been a fan of sailor moon since I was a kid

Not you bringing up the terrible writing of PLL. lol nah I’m still mad at that too

Eternal didn't need a season. Apparently, there wasn't enough content in the manga. Crystal was very good and true to the story

Right! They could’ve either did 3-4 movies for each arc, or just made seasons all the way through. So much kept happening at one time and it gets hard to keep up bc every 15 minutes, someone either gets a power up, like in eternal, or someone dies, and they just skip a few days like nothing happened in cosmos. It was a rush job. And the thing that bothers me the most is the inconsistency in art style bc I loved the close manga resemblance personally, then they kept moving to look closer to the original anime when it’s supposed to be its own things. Transformations and attacks looked good but like soulless copies of the course material instead of something of love note to devoted fans. I will say I didn’t like the cgi transformations tho. Those could’ve been better but the series was rushed overall. Season 3 had more polish but too much flair if that makes sense. I loved the lack of stock footage and original animations for attacks in the first 2 seasons. I just wish we had a more faithful adaptation overall instead of a reskin of the 90s version, which I love with all my heart. But crystal was supposed to be a different entity overall and I blame the fans for putting too much pressure on the animators for nostalgia, but I blame the animators for not standing in business bc people were going to watch it regardless.

1:20 they actually have a three year age gap. Sailor Moon was in 8th grade, (13-14) and Mamarou was in 11th grade. (16-17) Important to remember here that High School is years 10-12 in Japan.

The main thing i didnt like about the movies is something you brought up, I don't really like how a lot of the scenes feel empty and you dont feel much from them. Even in the cosmos and eternal movies, the bad guys die very fast one after another and you dont get much time to know them, or how the girls feel about anything going on. In the 90s there is a scene where Minako is upset her heart crystal hasn't been stolen and then it almost does and she realizes that she was wrong in the end.

Toei Animation Had one job to do just one Copy and paste from the Manga. How the hell do you screw that up?

Good luck with college from a fellow Sailormoon fan

It was nice to see episode 42 dubbed into English finally and have it in with the rest of season 1 in a set. The DIC dub skipped it probably because it was too violent or maybe the crush on an older man who has a girlfriend thing. It’s one of my favourite episodes from S1 and I’m glad you covered it.

I like the fillers because they give us more information about the characters. In Crystal, the other senshi are basically merged into a single entity. I can't count the times they all each yell "Usagi!" one after the other. They all fight and fall together and if one was missing, you wouldn't even know it.

All the show needed was five 26-episode seasons. The manga even had side stories for them to animate like Casablanca Memory and the Exam Battle stories. Why they didn't do that and then eventually made movies baffles me. I couldn't even finish Cosmos because it felt so rushed in the beginning. I was very upset.

My theory s4 of crystal was it’s probably because of despite s3 crystal like it didn’t so well in ranting in japan i imagine because of s1-2 this imagine s4 became eternal 2 part movie 🤦

any billionaires out there who would like to commission this

Glad this is brought up, the fillers MADE the 90's anime so much more enjoyable to watch. Watching all of Crystal made me realize that Naoko isn't a very good storywriter, even the main crew I found to be boring to watch at times.

I agree with most of what you're saying but it's not what I typically think of as filler. For me filler is truly inconsequential to the story. It doesn't add characterization or progress the plot. But that's something almost exclusive to adaptations specifically because of the need to not write yourself into a corner. I'm not sure what else I'd call it though? To me it's just a pacing issue. Character and world building are as important to the story as the core plotline.

no need any filler for me... that was already good as it is, what made me bored with 90s version was too many bunch of unnecessary fillers which also force them to altered the story become so lame and waste of time

Also I miss raise grandfather like back in the 90s anime when he was like funny and we actually you know got to know him

Also we don't need to cut out filler to make the season be better we just need to make the filler more impactful like if the filler developed their characters more it actually works and isn't bad like back in the 90s anime and like season for I think I could be getting a wrong basically it's a seasoning with Neptune and Uranus like the episode where amio deals with her problems and how she feels like all she's good at is studying like that makes us care for her and in the actual season where that would have happened in Crystal we don't get that at all because we're too focused on finding the big bad guy that is like can we relax can we have fun sometimes can we just have a developer characters episodes where characters don't have to be advancing the plot I do think this movie is a really good movie I just wish it was an actual series because there are so many good things in this movie that I feel like would have been even better if we had like a season for this also I'm sorry if I misspelled her name oops

As a fellow Sailor Moon fan I find myself agreeing a lot with this video. Paradoxically, the two incarnations of the Sailor Moon stories have the polar opposite problem bringing them down. In my opinion The classic anime it's really bad at having any sense on continuity. The main characters never develop in a consistent arc and even redeemed villeins the likes of the Amazon Trio never stick around beyond their redemption. This makes the show really lack any sense of tangible progress, much to its determent The manga/remakes instead it's TOO fast, even if what happens on screen is always interesting, the fact that the vast majority of the casts only has a very surface level characterization makes it very hard to actually feel moved by their struggles, be it personal or against the baddies, at least most of the time.

I disagree with something : the 90's anime and the reboot/manga don't have the same plot at all. It's VASTLY different. The 90's anime changed the plot for each season : the characters are the same but the stories and their fates are completely different from the manga. I wouldn't say they have the same premise and that the 90's anime added filler to make it more fleshed out, the 90's anime completely changed the story and also added filler in the process. It didn't add anything to the manga story.

I think Toei new director and staff for Cosmos really needs to turn both Eternal and Cosmos into 13 of total 26 episodes like Dragon Ball Super did retailing adding more fights dialogue scenes I hope that will happens.

The first movie imo is quite boring like the second movie was so much better 😅

I'm an old SM fan. I remember back in the early 2000's when I was in middle school and used to love visiting shrines dedicated to SM and my favorite characters or when I would look around message forums. One of the most common complaints I remember reading was about the filler. Not the quality of the filler, but the fact that there was filler at all. It kind of planted a seed in my head that filler was always a bad thing. It wasn't until I read the manga that I started to rethink that, and by the time Crystal came out it really solidified the idea that filler was one of the most important aspect of the 90's anime that I missed.

They could never make me hate the Amazon trio (fisheye my beloved) but they sure made me bored with them which is a worse crime actually

they all shouldve been seasons :((( cosmos movies were much better overall, but its just not enough and it feels so unfairrrr.

Yup I agree, but the battles were pretty.

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Thank you for the video how do I get a hold of the original 90 series anime with DiC dub

Not to be the "erm, actually...🤓☝🏽" of the situation, but a thing people may have not notice is that the REAL self insert of Astruc, is actually Marinette's father, Tom. Because if you go to read Astruc's tweets you'll find one where he says that Marinette's mother is based on her ex gf who had chinese origins. And if you look at Tom, doesn't he kinda look-a-like Astruc? And also the way he's so defensive towards Marinette's despicable actions? And the fact that she's a Mary Sue? Think about it. My conclusion, your honor, is that Marinette is Astruc's virtual child created to fullfill his sad, lonely heart because "He's misunderstood... And everyone is so mean to me" self, man child who clearly did not and will not improve as a creator

MLB was a wreck since the time they introduced Marinette, as a stalker. In my opinion, MLB could go very well, if Marinette never stalks Adrien. Most of the episodes usually involve her stalks Adrien, which I think is not necessary and irrelevant.

Thomas: Chloe let's her flaws take the best of her Marinette: Letting her love of Adrien go too far by stalking him and keeping him away from other girls Thomas: Chloe did bad things that she doesn’t want to take responsibility for Marinette: Says in Derision that it's Chloe's fault for her stalking, even though Chloe only pranked her, not convince her to be a stalker. Thomas, if you're saying this stuff about Chloe, you better be saying this stuff about your virtual daughter

I fell off Tom Taylor Nightwing and many critiques I hear about it like up with you take. Though the upcoming new run sound very promising

He is also tom marinette's father.

Even without knowing the topic, I know comic books enough to say "Probably not." The medium loves status quo so much that Dick is lucky he got to stay Nightwing all these decades. And when change happens, it's from one big change to another, without standing still.

i was just reading the guidebook and had basically completely forgotten about theresia until reading about her, which still only faintly reminded me of the occurrence. the phrasing of her story in said guidebook confused me even more, but this video was great. good shit!

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Yooo Drowzee in pfp!! Hypno's my fav pokemon! It was the first pokemon to hug me in Heart Gold.

Oh nah

Thomas Asstruc is the Joss Whedon of animation, and Chloe is his Charisma Carpenter.

Also... he sexualized Marinette. And supported an artist that sexualized her.

I hope your channel grows further and you are completely right. Protection should be practiced and actively encouraged. You'll never know after all.

Great video! I had never thought about this concept, and you described it in a very engaging way! Keep up the good work!

Hey guys!! I was supposed to post a video about Avatar Kyoshi today, but I was worried the longer I waited to post this the more it would seem like I was digging up old stuff. As you can probably tell, I’m still working on figuring out my set up and I do apologize for how low quality my videos are right now, but I’m hoping to figure things out by the end of the year. Thank you so much for watching my content, despite the current low quality. It means a lot. Also sorry for the shitty thumbnails recently. I’m bad at this. And side note, I technically lied. My 18th birthday is tomorrow. I thought I was gonna be 18 by the time this came out :p

2:01 he knows it for experience 😂

omg wait I love this vibe. so cute and wholesome!!

great video, you should def invest in some rings lights or something

Hey guys! I’m having major issues with my laptop/phone so i decided to pump this video out real quick before i had to worry about those. The thumbnail/title/actual video aren’t the best, mostly because I was rushed. I’m still having some trouble w/ recording just bc I’m so used to reading directly off the script. It’s just something I’m gonna have to learn to get used to ig. Just wanted to say all that, but I do appreciate you guys for sticking around 🫶🏻

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