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User talk:Kerochan no Miko

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	Sorry I'm not the best speller. When is the official release of the new manga book? I will hold of editing until it for everyone else through the book stores and I will use the spell check. Thanks! [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 09:20, 14 May 2013 (MST)		Sorry I'm not the best speller. When is the official release of the new manga book? I will hold of editing until it for everyone else through the book stores and I will use the spell check. Thanks! [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 09:20, 14 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	To answer your question, I ordered it online through Indigo books store. By the way, how can I change my password to a word I can choose and remember? Thanks. [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 17:04, 18 May 2013 (MST)

Kou Yaten

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	\| Alignment = [[Kinmoku]]		\| Alignment = [[Kinmoku]]
	\| Species = Kinmoku humanoid		\| Species = Kinmoku humanoid
-	\| Gender = Female (manga and musicals), male (anime)	+	\| Gender = Female (manga, musicals), male (anime)
	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Kou Taiki

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	\| Species = Kinmoku humanoid		\| Species = Kinmoku humanoid
-	\| Gender = Female (manga and musicals), male (anime)	+	\| Gender = Female (manga, musicals), male (anime)
	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Kou Seiya

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	\| Species = Kinmoku humanoid		\| Species = Kinmoku humanoid
-	\| Gender = Female (manga and musicals), male (anime)	+	\| Gender = Female (manga, musicals), male (anime)
	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Hitomi Tomashino

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-	'''''Hitomi Tomashino''''' (笘篠ひとみ), now known as '''Hinano Himeka''' (姫歌ひな乃), is an actress who played [[JunJun]] in the [[Sera Myu\|''Sailor Moon'' musicals]]. Her only musical was ''[[Kessen / Transylvania no Mori - Shin Toujou! Chibi Moon wo Mamoru Senshi-tachi]]''.	+	'''''Hitomi Tomashino''''' (笘篠ひとみ), now known as '''Hinano Himeka''' (姫歌ひな乃), is an actress who played [[JunJun]] in the [[Sera Myu\|''Sailor Moon'' musicals]]. Her only musical was ''[[Kessen / Transylvania no Mori - Shin Toujou! Chibi Moon wo Mamoru Senshi-tachi]]''.

-	She went on to become a member of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiki_Theatre_Company Shiki Theatre Company], where she performed in musicals such as ''The Lion King'' and ''Southern Cross''. She is currently a member of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takarazuka_Revue Takarazuka Revue] under the stage name "Hinano Himeka".	+	She went on to become a member of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiki_Theatre_Company Shiki Theatre Company], where she performed in musicals such as ''The Lion King'' and ''Southern Cross''. She is currently a member of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takarazuka_Revue Takarazuka Revue] under the stage name "Hinano Himeka."

	==Musicals==		==Musicals==

Silence Wall

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	{{Senshi Magic		{{Senshi Magic
	\| color = #cc99ff		\| color = #cc99ff
-	\| Name = Silence Wall (manga, anime)<br>Silent Wall (anime)	+	\| Name = Silence Wall (manga, anime, musicals), Silent Wall (anime)
	\| JP Name = 不動城壁／サイレンス・ウォール (manga, anime)<br>サイレント・ウォール (anime)		\| JP Name = 不動城壁／サイレンス・ウォール (manga, anime)<br>サイレント・ウォール (anime)
	\| Dub Name = Silence Wall		\| Dub Name = Silence Wall

Fiendish Ferns

2013-05-18T09:24:11Z

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#REDIRECT [[A Mystic Flower That Steals Hearts! The Third Witch, Tellu]]

Silence Wall

2013-05-18T00:31:34Z

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	\| Manga = [[Act 39 Yume 6 - New Soldier Dream]]		\| Manga = [[Act 39 Yume 6 - New Soldier Dream]]
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-	{\| align=right border=1 style="text-align: center;"	+	'''''Silence Wall''''' was an ability used by [[Sailor Saturn]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], and [[Sera Myu\|musicals]]. She would lift up her [[Silence Glaive]] and say this incantation in order to create a protective barrier against attacks.
-	\| http://i44.tinypic.com/732qhf.jpg	+
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-	'''''Silence Wall''''' was an ability used by [[Sailor Saturn]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], and [[Sera Myu\|musicals]]. She would lift up her [[Silence Glaive]] and say this incantation in order to create a protective barrier against attacks.	+

	In the anime, it could also be spoken as '''Silent Wall'''.		In the anime, it could also be spoken as '''Silent Wall'''.

Silence Wall

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	\| Manga = [[Act 39 Yume 6 - New Soldier Dream]]		\| Manga = [[Act 39 Yume 6 - New Soldier Dream]]
	}}		}}
-	'''''Silence Wall''''' was an ability used by [[Sailor Saturn]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], and [[Sera Myu\|musicals]]. She would lift up her [[Silence Glaive]] and say this incantation in order to create a protective barrier against attacks.	+	{\| align=right border=1 style="text-align: center;"
		+	\| http://i44.tinypic.com/732qhf.jpg
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		+	\| style="background:#ffcccc" \| Silence Wall in the anime
		+	\|}
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		+	'''''Silence Wall''''' was an ability used by [[Sailor Saturn]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], and [[Sera Myu\|musicals]]. She would lift up her [[Silence Glaive]] and say this incantation in order to create a protective barrier against attacks.

	In the anime, it could also be spoken as '''Silent Wall'''.		In the anime, it could also be spoken as '''Silent Wall'''.

Talk:A Mystic Flower That Steals Hearts! The Third Witch, Tellu

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	:::"Feisty"? Ah, no, I'm simply pointing out the [[WikiMoon:Images\|images policy]] of this wiki. Direct-linking to someone else's webspace is called bandwidth theft and it's against the rules, as is [[WikiMoon:No personal attacks\|calling people names]]. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 16:07, 17 May 2013 (MST)		:::"Feisty"? Ah, no, I'm simply pointing out the [[WikiMoon:Images\|images policy]] of this wiki. Direct-linking to someone else's webspace is called bandwidth theft and it's against the rules, as is [[WikiMoon:No personal attacks\|calling people names]]. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 16:07, 17 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	To me, feisty isn't really an insult, it shows how admirably sassy and fierce someone is. Anyway, this conversation is a non sequitur so sayanora now. :3 :3 :3 :3 [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 16:59, 17 May 2013 (MST)

Hitomi Tomashino

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-	'''''Hitomi Tomashino''''' (笘篠ひとみ) is an actress who played [[JunJun]] in the [[Sera Myu\|''Sailor Moon'' musicals]]. Her only musical was ''[[Kessen / Transylvania no Mori - Shin Toujou! Chibi Moon wo Mamoru Senshi-tachi]]''.	+	'''''Hitomi Tomashino''''' (笘篠ひとみ), now known as '''Hinano Himeka''' (姫歌ひな乃), is an actress who played [[JunJun]] in the [[Sera Myu\|''Sailor Moon'' musicals]]. Her only musical was ''[[Kessen / Transylvania no Mori - Shin Toujou! Chibi Moon wo Mamoru Senshi-tachi]]''.
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		+	She went on to become a member of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiki_Theatre_Company Shiki Theatre Company], where she performed in musicals such as ''The Lion King'' and ''Southern Cross''. She is currently a member of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takarazuka_Revue Takarazuka Revue] under the stage name "Hinano Himeka".

	==Musicals==		==Musicals==

Talk:A Mystic Flower That Steals Hearts! The Third Witch, Tellu

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/* Episode Title */

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	:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)		:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)

-	Excuse you, you're a little feisty. I just linked the image, I didn't steal it. But I guess maybe I should have. I never heard of such a rule, but okay. [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 07:33, 17 May 2013 (MST)	+	::Excuse you, you're a little feisty. I just linked the image, I didn't steal it. But I guess maybe I should have. I never heard of such a rule, but okay. [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 07:33, 17 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	:::"Feisty"? Ah, no, I'm simply pointing out the [[WikiMoon:Images\|images policy]] of this wiki. Direct-linking to someone else's webspace is called bandwidth theft and it's against the rules, as is [[WikiMoon:No personal attacks\|calling people names]]. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 16:07, 17 May 2013 (MST)

Talk:A Mystic Flower That Steals Hearts! The Third Witch, Tellu

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	The English episode is Fiendish Ferns, not Friendly Ferns. Here's the title card. ''(This unsigned comment was left by [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]], 17 May 2013)''		The English episode is Fiendish Ferns, not Friendly Ferns. Here's the title card. ''(This unsigned comment was left by [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]], 17 May 2013)''
	:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)		:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	Excuse you, you're a little feisty. I just linked the image, I didn't steal it. But I guess maybe I should have. I never heard of such a rule, but okay. [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 07:33, 17 May 2013 (MST)

Talk:A Mystic Flower That Steals Hearts! The Third Witch, Tellu

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	== Episode Title ==		== Episode Title ==

-	The English episode is Fiendish Ferns, not Friendly Ferns. Here's the title card. http://www.moonkitty.net/Sailor-Moon-S/Sailor-Moon-S-121_01.jpg	+	The English episode is Fiendish Ferns, not Friendly Ferns. Here's the title card. ''(This unsigned comment was left by [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]], 17 May 2013)''
		+	:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)

Talk:A Mystic Flower That Steals Hearts! The Third Witch, Tellu

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	:I... think you're saying that the trivia note is inaccurate? Because you're correct, it was, and I just fixed it. If that's not what you're trying to say, please rephrase (and sign your comment next time). [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 02:46, 27 July 2010 (MST)		:I... think you're saying that the trivia note is inaccurate? Because you're correct, it was, and I just fixed it. If that's not what you're trying to say, please rephrase (and sign your comment next time). [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 02:46, 27 July 2010 (MST)
	::You're right, Bunnyk09's edit was correct. I forgot Tellu appeared in the previous episode, I haven't watched the S season in a long time... [[User:Silver 17\|Silver]] 03:46, 27 July 2010 (MST)		::You're right, Bunnyk09's edit was correct. I forgot Tellu appeared in the previous episode, I haven't watched the S season in a long time... [[User:Silver 17\|Silver]] 03:46, 27 July 2010 (MST)
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		+	== Episode Title ==
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		+	The English episode is Fiendish Ferns, not Friendly Ferns. Here's the title card. http://www.moonkitty.net/Sailor-Moon-S/Sailor-Moon-S-121_01.jpg

A Mystic Flower That Steals Hearts! The Third Witch, Tellu

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	[[Tellu]] opens a store selling [[Tellun]]s, plants designed to remove [[Pure Heart Crystal]]s. Meanwhile, [[Hotaru Tomoe\|Hotaru]] wakes up, confused, in the [[Messiah of Silence]]'s chamber.		[[Tellu]] opens a store selling [[Tellun]]s, plants designed to remove [[Pure Heart Crystal]]s. Meanwhile, [[Hotaru Tomoe\|Hotaru]] wakes up, confused, in the [[Messiah of Silence]]'s chamber.
-	<br>''The English dub title for this episode is '''Friendly Ferns'''.''	+	<br>''The English dub title for this episode is '''Fiendish Ferns'''.''

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	\| Prev = [[Invasion From an Alternate Dimension! The Mystery of Mugen Academy]]		\| Prev = [[Invasion From an Alternate Dimension! The Mystery of Mugen Academy]]
	\| Next = [[Believe in Love! Ami, a Kind Hearted Senshi]]		\| Next = [[Believe in Love! Ami, a Kind Hearted Senshi]]
-	\| Name (Dub) = [[Friendly Ferns]]	+	\| Name (Dub) = [[Fiendish Ferns]]
	\| Number (Dub) = 114		\| Number (Dub) = 114
	\| DiC or Cloverway = [[Cloverway]]		\| DiC or Cloverway = [[Cloverway]]

Kou Seiya

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	\| Species = Kinmoku humanoid		\| Species = Kinmoku humanoid
-	\| Gender = Female (manga), male (anime)	+	\| Gender = Female (manga and musicals), male (anime)
	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Kou Taiki

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	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Kou Yaten

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	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Kou Yaten

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	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Kou Taiki

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	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Kou Seiya

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	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

Kou Seiya

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	\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]		\| Lives = Kinmoku; briefly [[Tokyo]]
	\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]		\| Occupation = [[Sailor Senshi]], [[idol]]

User talk:Marleyfan

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	If your edits fit with the style of the wiki, are consistent with other such articles, and don't have formatting and/or spelling errors, then yes. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:38, 14 May 2013 (MST)		If your edits fit with the style of the wiki, are consistent with other such articles, and don't have formatting and/or spelling errors, then yes. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:38, 14 May 2013 (MST)
		+	:It will be released Tuesday. And please remember that grammar is at least as important as spelling. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 19:33, 14 May 2013 (MST)

User talk:Kerochan no Miko

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	Do you mean the underscorces? I'm not sure what you mean by format. I will cease of editing for a while till the official release of the new book if you life. [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 20:38, 13 May 2013 (MST)		Do you mean the underscorces? I'm not sure what you mean by format. I will cease of editing for a while till the official release of the new book if you life. [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 20:38, 13 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	Sorry I'm not the best speller. When is the official release of the new manga book? I will hold of editing until it for everyone else through the book stores and I will use the spell check. Thanks! [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 09:20, 14 May 2013 (MST)

User talk:Marleyfan

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	:...you got it in the mail, or you got it online...?		:...you got it in the mail, or you got it online...?
	:Regardless of how you managed to get a book that isn't supposed to be out yet, please format your contributions correctly. I'm tired of having to clean up after almost every edit you make. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 20:01, 13 May 2013 (MST)		:Regardless of how you managed to get a book that isn't supposed to be out yet, please format your contributions correctly. I'm tired of having to clean up after almost every edit you make. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 20:01, 13 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	If your edits fit with the style of the wiki, are consistent with other such articles, and don't have formatting and/or spelling errors, then yes. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:38, 14 May 2013 (MST)

Kou Seiya

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/* Relationships */

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	==Relationships==		==Relationships==
-	In the anime, Seiya made a strong effort to capture the affections of Usagi. In [[Holy War in the Galaxy! Sailor Wars Legend\|episode 194]], he helped [[Sailor Moon]] with a [[Tuxedo Mask]]-style thrown [[rose]], and when that made her cry because she missed Mamoru, Seiya asked her if he was not good enough. In [[Princess Kakyuu Burns Out! Galaxia on Earth\|the next episode]] he confessed his love for her, admitting that he knew it was one-sided but nevertheless he thought he had to say it. He told her that he hoped she would be reunited with her boyfriend again soon, then kissed her on the cheek before bidding her farewell.	+	In the anime, Seiya made a strong effort to capture Usagi's affection. In [[Holy War in the Galaxy! Sailor Wars Legend\|episode 194]], he helped [[Sailor Moon]] with a [[Tuxedo Mask]]-style thrown [[rose]], and when that made her cry because she missed Mamoru, Seiya asked her if he was not good enough. In [[Princess Kakyuu Burns Out! Galaxia on Earth\|the next episode]] he confessed his love for her, admitting that he knew it was one-sided but nevertheless he thought he had to say it. He told her that he hoped she would be reunited with her boyfriend again soon, then kissed her on the cheek before bidding her farewell.

	==Musicals==		==Musicals==

Karakuriko

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	* The "Karakuri" part of her name comes from the word "絡繰り" (same pronunciation), which means "mechanical," as in "mechanical [windup] doll."		* The "Karakuri" part of her name comes from the word "絡繰り" (same pronunciation), which means "mechanical," as in "mechanical [windup] doll."

-	* In the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]], when Karakuriko was defeated she cried out, "Lights out!" similar to the "Stage out!" from the original version.	+	* In the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]], when Karakuriko was defeated she cried out, "Lights out!", similar to the "Stage out!" from the original version.
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	<br clear="all">		<br clear="all">
	[[Category: Lemures]]		[[Category: Lemures]]
	[[Category: MOTDs]]		[[Category: MOTDs]]

Sailor Lead Crow

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-	In the anime, Lead Crow, an agent of Sailor Galaxia and member of the Sailor Animamates, worked under the pretense of being a talent agent for the [[Ginga TV]] station named [[Akane Karasuma]]. Lead Crow's job was to scout for potential [[Star Seed]]s and extract them with her partner, [[Sailor Aluminum Seiren]].	+	In the anime, Lead Crow, an agent of Sailor Galaxia and member of the Sailor Animamates, worked under the pretense of being a talent agent for the [[Ginga TV]] station, named [[Akane Karasuma]]. Lead Crow's job was to scout for potential [[Star Seed]]s and extract them with her partner, [[Sailor Aluminum Seiren]].
	Sailor Lead Crow was a tall woman with dark skin and reddish hair. She had wings, but they were only shown a few times during the anime.		Sailor Lead Crow was a tall woman with dark skin and reddish hair. She had wings, but they were only shown a few times during the anime.

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	In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], this attack first appeared in [[A School Storm! Transfer Students are Idols\|episode 174]] where it was used against [[Sailor Guts]]. In this attack, Sailor Star Maker fired energy blasts which took the form of multiple balls of light. This attack could kill, but she never used this attack at its full power in the anime. She instead used it to merely weaken a [[Phage]] so that [[Eternal Sailor Moon]] could later cure it.		In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], this attack first appeared in [[A School Storm! Transfer Students are Idols\|episode 174]] where it was used against [[Sailor Guts]]. In this attack, Sailor Star Maker fired energy blasts which took the form of multiple balls of light. This attack could kill, but she never used this attack at its full power in the anime. She instead used it to merely weaken a [[Phage]] so that [[Eternal Sailor Moon]] could later cure it.

-	There were three versions of this attack sequence shown in the anime. In the first, a single star appeared in front of Sailor Star Maker's chest, and she lifted it above her head. She then spun around and took a sideways stance, sending round blasts of light from her hand. In the second version, which first appeared in [[Enemies? Allies? Starlights and Sailor Senshi\|episode 179]], the single star was replaced with the [[Sailor Star Yell]]. A third, more elaborate attack sequence appeared in [[Torn Between Duty and Friendship! Confrontation Between Sailor Senshi\|episode 189]]. In this version, the Sailor Star Yell appeared in front of Sailor Star Maker's chest. She then held it between her hands and lifted it above her head, spun around until her back was to her target, then turned her upper body halfway and pointed the Sailor Star Yell at the target. The Sailor Star Yell then powered up and fired round blasts of blue energy.	+	There were three versions of this attack sequence shown in the anime. In the first, a single star appeared in front of Sailor Star Maker's chest, and she lifted it above her head. She then spun around and took a sideways stance, sending round blasts of light from her hand. In the second version, which first appeared in [[Enemies? Allies? Starlights and Sailor Senshi\|episode 179]], the single star was replaced with the [[Sailor Star Yell]]. The third, more elaborate attack sequence appeared in [[Torn Between Duty and Friendship! Confrontation Between Sailor Senshi\|episode 189]]. In this version, the Sailor Star Yell appeared in front of Sailor Star Maker's chest. She then held it between her hands and lifted it above her head, spun around until her back was to her target, then turned her upper body halfway and pointed the Sailor Star Yell at the target. The Sailor Star Yell then powered up and fired round blasts of blue energy.
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Kou Yaten

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	==Mythology==		==Mythology==
-	According to [[Shinto]] beliefs, the "san hikari" (三光; lit. "three lights") are the [[sun]], the [[moon]], and the stars, each with its own associated color and properties. Yaten's name is associated with the stars, and accordingly he is often seen with [[Rose#Three Lights\|a yellow rose]].	+	According to [[Shinto]] beliefs, the "san hikari" (三光; lit. "three lights") are the [[sun]], [[moon]], and stars, each with its own associated color and properties. Yaten's name is associated with the stars, and accordingly he is often seen with [[Rose#Three Lights\|a yellow rose]].

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

Kou Seiya

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	==Relationships==		==Relationships==
-	In the anime, Seiya made a strong effort to capture the affections of Usagi Tsukino. In [[Holy War in the Galaxy! Sailor Wars Legend\|episode 194]], he helped [[Sailor Moon]] with a [[Tuxedo Mask]]-style thrown [[rose]], and when that made her cry because she missed Mamoru, Seiya asked her if he was not good enough. In [[Princess Kakyuu Burns Out! Galaxia on Earth\|the next episode]] he confessed his love for her, admitting that he knew it was one-sided but nevertheless he thought he had to say it. He told her that he hoped she would be reunited with her boyfriend again soon, then kissed her on the cheek before bidding her farewell.	+	In the anime, Seiya made a strong effort to capture the affections of Usagi. In [[Holy War in the Galaxy! Sailor Wars Legend\|episode 194]], he helped [[Sailor Moon]] with a [[Tuxedo Mask]]-style thrown [[rose]], and when that made her cry because she missed Mamoru, Seiya asked her if he was not good enough. In [[Princess Kakyuu Burns Out! Galaxia on Earth\|the next episode]] he confessed his love for her, admitting that he knew it was one-sided but nevertheless he thought he had to say it. He told her that he hoped she would be reunited with her boyfriend again soon, then kissed her on the cheek before bidding her farewell.

	==Musicals==		==Musicals==

User talk:Kerochan no Miko

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	==Thank you Kerochan No Miki--		==Thank you Kerochan No Miki--
-	I apprecite your input. Is it ok to expended the articles on [[Sailor Amuse]] and any other [[Monster of the day]] on how they are killed or healded? [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 23:03, 31 March 2013 (MST)	+	I appreciate your input. Is it OK to expended the articles on [[Sailor Amuse]] and any other [[Monster of the day]] on how they are killed or healed? [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 23:03, 31 March 2013 (MST)

	I got a copy of the new manga early this week in the mail online. [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 19:56, 13 May 2013 (MST)		I got a copy of the new manga early this week in the mail online. [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 19:56, 13 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	Do you mean the underscorces? I'm not sure what you mean by format. I will cease of editing for a while till the official release of the new book if you life. [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 20:38, 13 May 2013 (MST)

Ittou Asanuma

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	\| Manga = [[Act 14 Black Moon Koan - Sailor Mars]]		\| Manga = [[Act 14 Black Moon Koan - Sailor Mars]]
	\| PGSM = N/A		\| PGSM = N/A
-	\| Dub Name = Osamu(Mixx manga), Asanuma (Kodansha manga)	+	\| Dub Name = Asanuma
	\| Actors = [[Kazuya Nakai]]		\| Actors = [[Kazuya Nakai]]
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	Where are you getting information on the Kodansha Stars release, since it's not supposed to be released for another week? [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 19:54, 13 May 2013 (MST)		Where are you getting information on the Kodansha Stars release, since it's not supposed to be released for another week? [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 19:54, 13 May 2013 (MST)
		+	:...you got it in the mail, or you got it online...?
		+	:Regardless of how you managed to get a book that isn't supposed to be out yet, please format your contributions correctly. I'm tired of having to clean up after almost every edit you make. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 20:01, 13 May 2013 (MST)

Talk:Submarine Violon Tide

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	:Done. --[[User:210\|210]] 05:23, 15 May 2007 (MST)		:Done. --[[User:210\|210]] 05:23, 15 May 2007 (MST)
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		+	I can't find "Submarine Violent Tide" anywhere except on fan pages, so I removed it. If anyone has a source, please let me know. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 19:59, 13 May 2013 (MST)

Submarine Violon Tide

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-	\| Dub Name = Submarine Violin Tide, Submarine Violent Tide	+	\| Dub Name = Submarine Violin Tide
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Neptune]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Neptune]]
	\| Item = [[Marine Cathedral (violin) \|Violin]]		\| Item = [[Marine Cathedral (violin) \|Violin]]

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	\| Manga = [[Act 14 Black Moon Koan - Sailor Mars]]		\| Manga = [[Act 14 Black Moon Koan - Sailor Mars]]
	\| PGSM = N/A		\| PGSM = N/A
-	\| Dub Name = Asanuma	+	\| Dub Name = Osamu(Mixx manga), Asanuma (Kodansha manga)
	\| Actors = [[Kazuya Nakai]]		\| Actors = [[Kazuya Nakai]]
	}}		}}

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	I apprecite your input. Is it ok to expended the articles on [[Sailor Amuse]] and any other [[Monster of the day]] on how they are killed or healded? [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 23:03, 31 March 2013 (MST)		I apprecite your input. Is it ok to expended the articles on [[Sailor Amuse]] and any other [[Monster of the day]] on how they are killed or healded? [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 23:03, 31 March 2013 (MST)
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		+	I got a copy of the new manga early this week in the mail online. [[User:Marleyfan\|Marleyfan]] 19:56, 13 May 2013 (MST)

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	:Repeating the request: please stop putting underscores in your article links. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 09:54, 31 March 2013 (MST)		:Repeating the request: please stop putting underscores in your article links. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 09:54, 31 March 2013 (MST)
	::Yes, those are underscores. As an example, you don't need to link to [[Crescent_Beam]] - [[Crescent Beam]] works just fine. And if you don't understand what I'm asking, please ask me to clarify instead of just ignoring the request. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 11:38, 31 March 2013 (MST)		::Yes, those are underscores. As an example, you don't need to link to [[Crescent_Beam]] - [[Crescent Beam]] works just fine. And if you don't understand what I'm asking, please ask me to clarify instead of just ignoring the request. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 11:38, 31 March 2013 (MST)
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		+	Where are you getting information on the Kodansha Stars release, since it's not supposed to be released for another week? [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 19:54, 13 May 2013 (MST)

Kou Taiki

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	\| Manga = [[Act 43 Stars 1]]		\| Manga = [[Act 43 Stars 1]]
	\| PGSM = N/A		\| PGSM = N/A
-	\| Dub Name = Taiki Lights ([[TokyoPop]] manga), Taiki Ko ([[Kodansha]] manga)	+	\| Dub Name = Taiki Lights ([[TokyoPop]] manga)
	\| Actors = [[Narumi Tsunoda]]		\| Actors = [[Narumi Tsunoda]]
	}}		}}

Silver Moon Crystal Power, Make Up

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	\| Name = Silver Moon Crystal Power, Make Up		\| Name = Silver Moon Crystal Power, Make Up
	\| JP Name = シルバー・ムーン・クリスタル・パワー・メイク・アップ		\| JP Name = シルバー・ムーン・クリスタル・パワー・メイク・アップ
-	\| Dub Name = Silver Moon Crystal Power, Make Up, Moon Eternal Make Up ([[Kodansha]] manga)	+	\| Dub Name = Silver Moon Crystal Power, Make Up
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Moon]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Moon]]
	\| Item = [[Holy Moon Cálice]]		\| Item = [[Holy Moon Cálice]]

Submarine Violon Tide

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-	\| Dub Name = Submarine Violin Tide([[Kodansha]], Submarine Violent Tide	+	\| Dub Name = Submarine Violin Tide, Submarine Violent Tide
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Neptune]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Neptune]]
	\| Item = [[Marine Cathedral (violin) \|Violin]]		\| Item = [[Marine Cathedral (violin) \|Violin]]

Kou Seiya

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	\| PGSM = N/A		\| PGSM = N/A
-	\| Dub Name = Seiya Lights ([[TokyoPop]] manga), Seiya Ko ([[Kodansha]] manga)	+	\| Dub Name = Seiya Lights ([[TokyoPop]] manga)
	\| Actors = [[Shiho Niiyama]]		\| Actors = [[Shiho Niiyama]]
	}}		}}

Kou Yaten

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	\| PGSM = N/A		\| PGSM = N/A
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	\| Actors = [[Chika Sakamoto]]		\| Actors = [[Chika Sakamoto]]
	}}		}}

Star Gentle Uterus

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	\| JP Name = スター・ジェントル・ユーテラス		\| JP Name = スター・ジェントル・ユーテラス
-	\| Dub Name = Star Gentle Creator, Star Gentle Uterus([[Kodansha]] manga)	+	\| Dub Name = Star Gentle Creator
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Star Maker]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Star Maker]]
	\| Item = None		\| Item = None

Sailor Lead Crow

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	\| PGSM = N/A		\| PGSM = N/A
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	\| Actors = [[Chiharu Suzuka]]		\| Actors = [[Chiharu Suzuka]]
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Star Gentle Uterus

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	\| JP Name = スター・ジェントル・ユーテラス		\| JP Name = スター・ジェントル・ユーテラス
-	\| Dub Name = Star Gentle Creator	+	\| Dub Name = Star Gentle Creator, Star Gentle Uterus([[Kodansha]] manga)
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Star Maker]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Star Maker]]
	\| Item = None		\| Item = None

Kou Yaten

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	\| PGSM = N/A		\| PGSM = N/A
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	\| Actors = [[Chika Sakamoto]]		\| Actors = [[Chika Sakamoto]]
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Kou Taiki

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	\| Actors = [[Narumi Tsunoda]]		\| Actors = [[Narumi Tsunoda]]
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Kou Seiya

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	\| Actors = [[Shiho Niiyama]]		\| Actors = [[Shiho Niiyama]]
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-	\| Dub Name = Submarine Violin Tide, Submarine Violent Tide	+	\| Dub Name = Submarine Violin Tide([[Kodansha]], Submarine Violent Tide
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Neptune]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Neptune]]
	\| Item = [[Marine Cathedral (violin) \|Violin]]		\| Item = [[Marine Cathedral (violin) \|Violin]]

Silver Moon Crystal Power, Make Up

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	\| JP Name = シルバー・ムーン・クリスタル・パワー・メイク・アップ		\| JP Name = シルバー・ムーン・クリスタル・パワー・メイク・アップ
-	\| Dub Name = Silver Moon Crystal Power, Make Up	+	\| Dub Name = Silver Moon Crystal Power, Make Up, Moon Eternal Make Up ([[Kodansha]] manga)
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Moon]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Moon]]
	\| Item = [[Holy Moon Cálice]]		\| Item = [[Holy Moon Cálice]]

Karakuriko

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	* The "Karakuri" part of her name comes from the word "絡繰り" (same pronunciation), which means "mechanical," as in "mechanical [windup] doll."		* The "Karakuri" part of her name comes from the word "絡繰り" (same pronunciation), which means "mechanical," as in "mechanical [windup] doll."
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		+	* In the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]], when Karakuriko was defeated she cried out, "Lights out!" similar to the "Stage out!" from the original version.
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	[[Category: Lemures]]		[[Category: Lemures]]
	[[Category: MOTDs]]		[[Category: MOTDs]]

Koan Dark Power Flip

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	\| Dub Name = Spiral Spike		\| Dub Name = Spiral Spike
	\| Character = [[Koan]]		\| Character = [[Koan]]

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-	'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a finishing move.	+	'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a finishing move.

	When she performed this attack in PGSM, Sailor Moon held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.		When she performed this attack in PGSM, Sailor Moon held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.

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	\| Dub Name = Spiral Spike		\| Dub Name = Spiral Spike
	\| Character = [[Koan]]		\| Character = [[Koan]]

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-	\| Dub Name = N/A	+	\| Dub Name = Spiral Spike
	\| Character = [[Koan]]		\| Character = [[Koan]]
	\| Item = None		\| Item = None

Moon Tiara Boomerang

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	\| Item = [[Tiara]]		\| Item = [[Tiara]]
	\| Anime = N/A		\| Anime = N/A
-	\| Manga = [[Act 1 Usagi - Sailor Moon]] (new edition)	+	\| Manga = [[Act 1 Usagi - Sailor Moon]]
	\| PGSM = [[Act 2 - Ami Became a Friend]]		\| PGSM = [[Act 2 - Ami Became a Friend]]
	}}		}}

Tiara

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	In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon]] could use her tiara as a weapon in the attacks [[Moon Tiara Action]] and [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]. In the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], she used it to perform [[Moon Frisbee]] and [[Moon Twilight Flash]]. She received upgrades to her tiara during the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Sailor Moon\|Dark Kingdom arc]] of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], but in every other manga arc it stayed the same. In the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]], she used it to perform [[Moon Tiara Boomerang]].		In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon]] could use her tiara as a weapon in the attacks [[Moon Tiara Action]] and [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]. In the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], she used it to perform [[Moon Frisbee]] and [[Moon Twilight Flash]]. She received upgrades to her tiara during the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Sailor Moon\|Dark Kingdom arc]] of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], but in every other manga arc it stayed the same. In the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]], she used it to perform [[Moon Tiara Boomerang]].

-	[[Sailor Jupiter]] could also use an antenna attached to her tiara to channel lightning bolts for her attacks [[Supreme Thunder]] and [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]], and it seemed to aid in [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] and [[Jupiter Oak Evolution]]. On the "Moon Prism Box" section of [http://sailormoon.channel.or.jp/ the official website], it was referred to as the "Thunder and Lightning Antenna" (雷電アンテナ).	+	[[Sailor Jupiter]] could also use an antenna attached to her tiara to channel lightning bolts for her attacks [[Supreme Thunder]] and [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]], and it seemed to aid in [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] and [[Jupiter Oak Evolution]]. On the now-defunct "Moon Prism Box" section of [http://sailormoon.channel.or.jp/ the official website], it was referred to as the "Thunder and Lightning Antenna" (雷電アンテナ).

	The [[Inner Senshi]] and [[Outer Senshi]] could focus their energy into their tiaras in order to combine their powers, whether to help boost Sailor Moon's power or to perform magic in concert.		The [[Inner Senshi]] and [[Outer Senshi]] could focus their energy into their tiaras in order to combine their powers, whether to help boost Sailor Moon's power or to perform magic in concert.

Moon Tiara Boomerang

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	\| Anime = N/A		\| Anime = N/A
-	\| Manga = [[Act 1 Usagi - Sailor Moon]]	+	\| Manga = [[Act 1 Usagi - Sailor Moon]] (new edition)
	\| PGSM = [[Act 2 - Ami Became a Friend]]		\| PGSM = [[Act 2 - Ami Became a Friend]]
	}}		}}

Tiara

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	The [[Sailor Starlights]] wore simpler tiaras which looked like thin gold chains across their forehead with a star shape in the center.		The [[Sailor Starlights]] wore simpler tiaras which looked like thin gold chains across their forehead with a star shape in the center.

-	In Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, [[Tuxedo Mask]] had a jewel on the second version of his mask, which may have been intended to indicate that it was a substitute for a tiara.	+	In Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, [[Tuxedo Mask]] had a jewel in the center of the second version of his mask, which made it similar in appearance to the tiaras worn by the Senshi.

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Moon Tiara Boomerang

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	'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a finishing move.		'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a finishing move.

-	When Sailor Moon performed this attack in PGSM, she held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.	+	When she performed this attack in PGSM, Sailor Moon held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.
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	'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a finishing move.		'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a finishing move.

-	When she performed this attack in PGSM, Sailor Moon held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.	+	When Sailor Moon performed this attack in PGSM, she held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.
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Tiara

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	All of the [[Sailor Senshi]], except for [[Eternal Sailor Moon]] and [[Sailor Cosmos]], wore '''''tiaras''''' as part of their uniforms (unless they were wearing a mask, like [[Sailor V]]). The tiaras were golden in color and had a gemstone at the center of the forehead matching the individual Senshi's color scheme.		All of the [[Sailor Senshi]], except for [[Eternal Sailor Moon]] and [[Sailor Cosmos]], wore '''''tiaras''''' as part of their uniforms (unless they were wearing a mask, like [[Sailor V]]). The tiaras were golden in color and had a gemstone at the center of the forehead matching the individual Senshi's color scheme.

-	In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon]] could use her tiara as a weapon in the attacks [[Moon Tiara Action]] and [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]. In the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], she used it to perform [[Moon Frisbee]] and [[Moon Twilight Flash]]. She received upgrades to her tiara during the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Sailor Moon\|Dark Kingdom arc]] of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], but in every other manga arc it stayed the same. In [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|the live-action series]], she used it to perform [[Moon Tiara Boomerang]].	+	In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon]] could use her tiara as a weapon in the attacks [[Moon Tiara Action]] and [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]. In the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], she used it to perform [[Moon Frisbee]] and [[Moon Twilight Flash]]. She received upgrades to her tiara during the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Sailor Moon\|Dark Kingdom arc]] of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], but in every other manga arc it stayed the same. In the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]], she used it to perform [[Moon Tiara Boomerang]].

	[[Sailor Jupiter]] could also use an antenna attached to her tiara to channel lightning bolts for her attacks [[Supreme Thunder]] and [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]], and it seemed to aid in [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] and [[Jupiter Oak Evolution]]. On the "Moon Prism Box" section of [http://sailormoon.channel.or.jp/ the official website], it was referred to as the "Thunder and Lightning Antenna" (雷電アンテナ).		[[Sailor Jupiter]] could also use an antenna attached to her tiara to channel lightning bolts for her attacks [[Supreme Thunder]] and [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]], and it seemed to aid in [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] and [[Jupiter Oak Evolution]]. On the "Moon Prism Box" section of [http://sailormoon.channel.or.jp/ the official website], it was referred to as the "Thunder and Lightning Antenna" (雷電アンテナ).

Tiara

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	All of the [[Sailor Senshi]], except for [[Eternal Sailor Moon]] and [[Sailor Cosmos]], wore '''''tiaras''''' as part of their uniforms (unless they were wearing a mask, like [[Sailor V]]). The tiaras were golden in color and had a gemstone at the center of the forehead matching the individual Senshi's color scheme.		All of the [[Sailor Senshi]], except for [[Eternal Sailor Moon]] and [[Sailor Cosmos]], wore '''''tiaras''''' as part of their uniforms (unless they were wearing a mask, like [[Sailor V]]). The tiaras were golden in color and had a gemstone at the center of the forehead matching the individual Senshi's color scheme.

-	In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon]] could use her tiara as a weapon in the attacks [[Moon Tiara Action]] and [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]. In the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], she used it to perform [[Moon Frisbee]] and [[Moon Twilight Flash]]. She received upgrades to her tiara during the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Sailor Moon\|Dark Kingdom arc]] of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], but in every other manga arc it stayed the same. In [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon]], she used it to perform [[Moon Tiara Boomerang]].	+	In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon]] could use her tiara as a weapon in the attacks [[Moon Tiara Action]] and [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]. In the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], she used it to perform [[Moon Frisbee]] and [[Moon Twilight Flash]]. She received upgrades to her tiara during the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Sailor Moon\|Dark Kingdom arc]] of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], but in every other manga arc it stayed the same. In [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|the live-action series]], she used it to perform [[Moon Tiara Boomerang]].

	[[Sailor Jupiter]] could also use an antenna attached to her tiara to channel lightning bolts for her attacks [[Supreme Thunder]] and [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]], and it seemed to aid in [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] and [[Jupiter Oak Evolution]]. On the "Moon Prism Box" section of [http://sailormoon.channel.or.jp/ the official website], it was referred to as the "Thunder and Lightning Antenna" (雷電アンテナ).		[[Sailor Jupiter]] could also use an antenna attached to her tiara to channel lightning bolts for her attacks [[Supreme Thunder]] and [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]], and it seemed to aid in [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] and [[Jupiter Oak Evolution]]. On the "Moon Prism Box" section of [http://sailormoon.channel.or.jp/ the official website], it was referred to as the "Thunder and Lightning Antenna" (雷電アンテナ).

Moon Tiara Boomerang

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	\| style="background:#ffcccc" \| Moon Tiara Boomerang in PGSM		\| style="background:#ffcccc" \| Moon Tiara Boomerang in PGSM
	\|}		\|}
-	'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a fatal move.	+	'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a finishing move.

	When she performed this attack in PGSM, Sailor Moon held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.		When she performed this attack in PGSM, Sailor Moon held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.

Tiara

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-	In [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon]], [[Tuxedo Mask]] had a jewel on the second version of his mask, which may have been intended to indicate that it was a substitute for a tiara.	+	In Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, [[Tuxedo Mask]] had a jewel on the second version of his mask, which may have been intended to indicate that it was a substitute for a tiara.

	[[Category: Costume]]		[[Category: Costume]]
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Moon Tiara Boomerang

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-	'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a finishing move.	+	'''''Moon Tiara Boomerang''''' was the name of an attack used by [[Sailor Moon]] in the [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon\|live-action series]] and in the "New Cover" editions of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. In the original manga this attack was known as [[Moon Frisbee]], and was the equivalent of [[Moon Tiara Action]] in the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. In the live-action series, unlike in the anime and manga, this attack was not a fatal move.

	When she performed this attack in PGSM, Sailor Moon held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.		When she performed this attack in PGSM, Sailor Moon held her hand up to her [[tiara]], and with a flash of light, it disappeared from her forehead and reappeared in her hand, shaped like a boomerang. As she called out the attack name the tiara glowed with energy, and she then threw it at her opponent. The tiara would then reappear on her forehead shortly afterwards.

Tiara

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	All of the [[Sailor Senshi]], except for [[Eternal Sailor Moon]] and [[Sailor Cosmos]], wore '''''tiaras''''' as part of their uniforms (unless they were wearing a mask, like [[Sailor V]]). The tiaras were golden in color and had a gemstone at the center of the forehead matching the individual Senshi's color scheme.		All of the [[Sailor Senshi]], except for [[Eternal Sailor Moon]] and [[Sailor Cosmos]], wore '''''tiaras''''' as part of their uniforms (unless they were wearing a mask, like [[Sailor V]]). The tiaras were golden in color and had a gemstone at the center of the forehead matching the individual Senshi's color scheme.

-	In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon]] could use her tiara as a weapon in the attacks [[Moon Tiara Action]] and [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]. In the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], she used it to perform [[Moon Frisbee]] and [[Moon Twilight Flash]]. She received upgrades to her tiara during the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Sailor Moon\|Dark Kingdom arc]] of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], but in every other manga arc it stayed the same.	+	In the [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]], [[Sailor Moon]] could use her tiara as a weapon in the attacks [[Moon Tiara Action]] and [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]. In the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], she used it to perform [[Moon Frisbee]] and [[Moon Twilight Flash]]. She received upgrades to her tiara during the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Sailor Moon\|Dark Kingdom arc]] of the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]], but in every other manga arc it stayed the same. In [[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon]], she used it to perform [[Moon Tiara Boomerang]].

	[[Sailor Jupiter]] could also use an antenna attached to her tiara to channel lightning bolts for her attacks [[Supreme Thunder]] and [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]], and it seemed to aid in [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] and [[Jupiter Oak Evolution]]. On the "Moon Prism Box" section of [http://sailormoon.channel.or.jp/ the official website], it was referred to as the "Thunder and Lightning Antenna" (雷電アンテナ).		[[Sailor Jupiter]] could also use an antenna attached to her tiara to channel lightning bolts for her attacks [[Supreme Thunder]] and [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]], and it seemed to aid in [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] and [[Jupiter Oak Evolution]]. On the "Moon Prism Box" section of [http://sailormoon.channel.or.jp/ the official website], it was referred to as the "Thunder and Lightning Antenna" (雷電アンテナ).

Dark Thunder

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	\| JP Name = ダルク・サンダー		\| JP Name = ダルク・サンダー
	\| Dub Name = N/A		\| Dub Name = N/A
-	\| Character = [[Petz]], [[Marduk]] ([[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] only)	+	\| Character = [[Petz]], [[Marduk]] ([[Sailor Moon Games\|video games]] only)
	\| Item = [[Black Moon Stick]] ([[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]] only)		\| Item = [[Black Moon Stick]] ([[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]] only)
	\| Anime = [[Cold Hearted Rubeus! The Four Sisters of Sorrow]]		\| Anime = [[Cold Hearted Rubeus! The Four Sisters of Sorrow]]

Black Moon Clan

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-	The '''''Black Moon Clan''''' was an [[evil]] organization originating from the planet [[Nemesis]] in the [[30th Century]]. Led by [[Prince Dimande]], they attacked [[Crystal Tokyo]] using the [[Evil Black Crystal]] and pursued [[Chibiusa]] to the 20th-Century [[Tokyo]], unaware that they were being manipulated by their sorcerer, [[Wiseman]].	+	The '''''Black Moon Clan''''' was an [[evil]] organization originating from the planet [[Nemesis]] in the [[30th Century\|30th century]]. Led by [[Prince Dimande]], they attacked [[Crystal Tokyo]] using the [[Evil Black Crystal]] and pursued [[Chibiusa]] to the 20th-Century [[Tokyo]], unaware that they were being manipulated by their sorcerer, [[Wiseman]].

	Members of the Clan were identified by an inverted black crescent moon on their foreheads, a symbol which contrasted the similar marking identifying a member of the [[White Moon]]. Clan members also wore Black Crystal earrings that allowed them to time-warp and appeared to amplifiy the wearer's individual abilities.		Members of the Clan were identified by an inverted black crescent moon on their foreheads, a symbol which contrasted the similar marking identifying a member of the [[White Moon]]. Clan members also wore Black Crystal earrings that allowed them to time-warp and appeared to amplifiy the wearer's individual abilities.
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	[[Category: Affiliates of the Black Moon Clan\|*]]		[[Category: Affiliates of the Black Moon Clan\|*]]

Dark Beaut (weapon)

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	* In the [[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] ''[[Sailor Moon: Another Story]]'', [[Calaveras]] used an attack called [[Dark Beaut]], though it did not seem to require the use of this whip.		* In the [[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] ''[[Sailor Moon: Another Story]]'', [[Calaveras]] used an attack called [[Dark Beaut]], though it did not seem to require the use of this whip.
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Dark Beaut (weapon)

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	\| JP Name = ダルク・ビュート		\| JP Name = ダルク・ビュート
-	\| Dub Name = Whip\| Character = [[Calaveras]]	+	\| Dub Name = N/A
		+	\| Character = [[Calaveras]]
	\| Attacks = N/A		\| Attacks = N/A
	\| Anime = [[Dispute Over Love! Minako and Makoto Face Off]]		\| Anime = [[Dispute Over Love! Minako and Makoto Face Off]]

Koan Dark Power Flip

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	\| Name = Koan Dark Power Flip		\| Name = Koan Dark Power Flip
	\| JP Name = コーアン・ダルク・パワー・フリップ		\| JP Name = コーアン・ダルク・パワー・フリップ
-	\| Dub Name = none\| Character = [[Koan]]	+	\| Dub Name = N/A
		+	\| Character = [[Koan]]
	\| Item = None		\| Item = None
	\| Anime = [[Women Should Be Strong and Beautiful! Rei's New Killer Move]]		\| Anime = [[Women Should Be Strong and Beautiful! Rei's New Killer Move]]

Black Moon Clan

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	\| Name = Black Moon Clan		\| Name = Black Moon Clan
	\| JP Name = ブラック・ムーン一族		\| JP Name = ブラック・ムーン一族
-	\| Dub Name = Negamoon Family (anime)/ Black Moon clan (Manga)	+	\| Dub Name = Negamoon
	\| Commander = [[Prince Dimande]]		\| Commander = [[Prince Dimande]]
	\| Supreme = [[Wiseman]]		\| Supreme = [[Wiseman]]

Dark Water

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	* In the [[Sailor Moon in France#Anime\|French dub]], this attack was called "Ruisseau Noir" (Black Stream).		* In the [[Sailor Moon in France#Anime\|French dub]], this attack was called "Ruisseau Noir" (Black Stream).
-	* In the English dub, bertie said forces of the Negamoon sieze this place!"	+
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	[[Category: Anime attack]]		[[Category: Anime attack]]

Dark Thunder

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	\| JP Name = ダルク・サンダー		\| JP Name = ダルク・サンダー
-	\| Dub Name = Nega power\| Character = [[Petz]], [[Marduk]] ([[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] only)	+	\| Dub Name = N/A
		+	\| Character = [[Petz]], [[Marduk]] ([[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] only)
	\| Item = [[Black Moon Stick]] ([[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]] only)		\| Item = [[Black Moon Stick]] ([[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]] only)
	\| Anime = [[Cold Hearted Rubeus! The Four Sisters of Sorrow]]		\| Anime = [[Cold Hearted Rubeus! The Four Sisters of Sorrow]]

Dark Beaut (weapon)

2013-05-05T22:37:28Z

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	\| Name = Dark Beaut		\| Name = Dark Beaut
	\| JP Name = ダルク・ビュート		\| JP Name = ダルク・ビュート
-	\| Dub Name = N/A	+	\| Dub Name = Whip\| Character = [[Calaveras]]
-	\| Character = [[Calaveras]]	+
	\| Attacks = N/A		\| Attacks = N/A
	\| Anime = [[Dispute Over Love! Minako and Makoto Face Off]]		\| Anime = [[Dispute Over Love! Minako and Makoto Face Off]]

Dark Water

2013-05-05T22:36:02Z

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* In the [[Sailor Moon in France#Anime\|French dub]], this attack was called "Ruisseau Noir" (Black Stream).		* In the [[Sailor Moon in France#Anime\|French dub]], this attack was called "Ruisseau Noir" (Black Stream).
-		+	* In the English dub, bertie said forces of the Negamoon sieze this place!"
	[[Category: Black Moon Clan attack]]		[[Category: Black Moon Clan attack]]
	[[Category: Anime attack]]		[[Category: Anime attack]]

Koan Dark Power Flip

2013-05-05T22:31:39Z

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	\| Name = Koan Dark Power Flip		\| Name = Koan Dark Power Flip
	\| JP Name = コーアン・ダルク・パワー・フリップ		\| JP Name = コーアン・ダルク・パワー・フリップ
-	\| Dub Name = N/A	+	\| Dub Name = none\| Character = [[Koan]]
-	\| Character = [[Koan]]	+
	\| Item = None		\| Item = None
	\| Anime = [[Women Should Be Strong and Beautiful! Rei's New Killer Move]]		\| Anime = [[Women Should Be Strong and Beautiful! Rei's New Killer Move]]

Black Moon Clan

2013-05-05T22:30:51Z

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	\| Name = Black Moon Clan		\| Name = Black Moon Clan
	\| JP Name = ブラック・ムーン一族		\| JP Name = ブラック・ムーン一族
-	\| Dub Name = Negamoon	+	\| Dub Name = Negamoon Family (anime)/ Black Moon clan (Manga)
	\| Commander = [[Prince Dimande]]		\| Commander = [[Prince Dimande]]
	\| Supreme = [[Wiseman]]		\| Supreme = [[Wiseman]]

Dark Thunder

2013-05-05T22:29:40Z

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	\| Name = Dark Thunder		\| Name = Dark Thunder
	\| JP Name = ダルク・サンダー		\| JP Name = ダルク・サンダー
-	\| Dub Name = N/A	+	\| Dub Name = Nega power\| Character = [[Petz]], [[Marduk]] ([[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] only)
-	\| Character = [[Petz]], [[Marduk]] ([[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] only)	+
	\| Item = [[Black Moon Stick]] ([[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]] only)		\| Item = [[Black Moon Stick]] ([[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]] only)
	\| Anime = [[Cold Hearted Rubeus! The Four Sisters of Sorrow]]		\| Anime = [[Cold Hearted Rubeus! The Four Sisters of Sorrow]]

Dumble

2013-04-30T08:06:28Z

/* Trivia */

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	* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.		* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.

-	* Dumble was one of the [[Monster-of-the-day\|monster]] types that appeared in the [[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] ''[[Sailor Moon: Another Story]]''. Many Dumble could be encountered in Canada, in the top parts of a large tree in the Medias village.	+	* Dumble was one of the [[Monster-of-the-day\|monster]] types that appeared in the [[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] ''[[Sailor Moon: Another Story]]''. Many Dumbles could be encountered in Canada, in the top parts of a large tree in the Medias village.
	<br clear="all">		<br clear="all">
	[[Category: Droids]]		[[Category: Droids]]
	[[Category: MOTDs]]		[[Category: MOTDs]]

Dumble

2013-04-28T15:43:28Z

I can get a pic to prove that...

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	* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.		* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.
		+
		+	* Dumble was one of the [[Monster-of-the-day\|monster]] types that appeared in the [[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] ''[[Sailor Moon: Another Story]]''. Many Dumble could be encountered in Canada, in the top parts of a large tree in the Medias village.
	<br clear="all">		<br clear="all">
	[[Category: Droids]]		[[Category: Droids]]
	[[Category: MOTDs]]		[[Category: MOTDs]]

Sailor Mau

2013-04-27T13:41:01Z

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Sailor Mermaid

2013-04-27T13:36:42Z

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Sailor Cocoon

2013-04-27T13:36:32Z

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Sailor Cocoon

2013-04-27T09:12:00Z

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Sailor Mermaid

2013-04-27T09:11:40Z

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Sailor Coronis

2013-04-27T09:11:18Z

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Sailor Chuu

2013-04-27T09:10:58Z

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Sailor Mau

2013-04-27T09:10:34Z

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Saturn Planet Power, Make Up

2013-04-25T14:01:08Z

Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/NathanialC|NathanialC]] ([[User_talk:NathanialC|NathanialC]]); changed back to last version by [[User:Kerochan no Miko|Kerochan no Miko]]

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	\| Name = Saturn Planet Power, Make Up		\| Name = Saturn Planet Power, Make Up
	\| JP Name = サターン・プラネット・パワー・メイク・アップ		\| JP Name = サターン・プラネット・パワー・メイク・アップ
-	\| Dub Name = Saturn Planet Power	+	\| Dub Name = N/A
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Saturn]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Saturn]]
	\| Item = None		\| Item = None

Saturn Planet Power, Make Up

2013-04-25T11:41:58Z

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	\| Name = Saturn Planet Power, Make Up		\| Name = Saturn Planet Power, Make Up
	\| JP Name = サターン・プラネット・パワー・メイク・アップ		\| JP Name = サターン・プラネット・パワー・メイク・アップ
-	\| Dub Name = N/A	+	\| Dub Name = Saturn Planet Power
	\| Senshi = [[Sailor Saturn]]		\| Senshi = [[Sailor Saturn]]
	\| Item = None		\| Item = None

Dumble

2013-04-25T07:53:33Z

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	* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.		* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.
-		+	<br clear="all">
	[[Category: Droids]]		[[Category: Droids]]
	[[Category: MOTDs]]		[[Category: MOTDs]]

Dumble

2013-04-25T02:42:32Z

but there was no need to remove another unrelated trivia note

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* Her name is a play on the word "dumbbell," which can mean either a stupid person or a small weight.		* Her name is a play on the word "dumbbell," which can mean either a stupid person or a small weight.
		+
		+	* In the English dub, [[Rei's Grandfather\|Rei's grandfather]] referred to the [[Droid]] as "Cockatoo Girl."

	* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.		* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.

Dumble

2013-04-24T23:51:44Z

She didn't apppear in the game

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	* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.		* Dumble could only repeat her own name in [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|the original version]], but in the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub\|English dub]] she was capable of speech.
-
-	* In the English dub, [[Rei's Grandfather\|Rei's grandfather]] referred to the [[Droid]] as "Cockatoo Girl."
-
-	* Dumble was one of the [[Monster-of-the-day\|monster]] types that appeared in the [[Sailor Moon Games\|video game]] ''[[Sailor Moon: Another Story]]''.

	[[Category: Droids]]		[[Category: Droids]]
	[[Category: MOTDs]]		[[Category: MOTDs]]

U Country

2013-04-22T07:42:49Z

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	In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador, who never appeared in the story, was her mother or her father. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.		In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador, who never appeared in the story, was her mother or her father. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.

-	In the [[Chibiusa's Adventure! The Dreaded Vampire Castle\|Sailor Moon SuperS Special]], Lyrica lived at the embassy of Yuberia, which was similarly rumoured to be haunted. Her classmates presumed her father to be an embassy worker, though neither of Lyrica's parents were shown.	+	In the [[Chibiusa's Adventure! The Dreaded Vampire Castle\|Sailor Moon SuperS Special]], Lyrica lived at the embassy of Yuberia, which was similarly rumored to be haunted. Her classmates presumed her father to be an embassy worker, though neither of Lyrica's parents were shown.

	[[Category: Countries]]		[[Category: Countries]]

U Country

2013-04-21T16:02:22Z

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	'''''U Country''''' (Ｕ国), also known as '''Yuberia''' (ユベリア), was a country that existed in the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]] and [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. The exact location of the country was never stated, but it had an embassy in [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]].		'''''U Country''''' (Ｕ国), also known as '''Yuberia''' (ユベリア), was a country that existed in the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]] and [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. The exact location of the country was never stated, but it had an embassy in [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]].

-	In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador was her mother or her father, who never appeared in the story. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.	+	In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador, who never appeared in the story, was her mother or her father. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.

	In the [[Chibiusa's Adventure! The Dreaded Vampire Castle\|Sailor Moon SuperS Special]], Lyrica lived at the embassy of Yuberia, which was similarly rumoured to be haunted. Her classmates presumed her father to be an embassy worker, though neither of Lyrica's parents were shown.		In the [[Chibiusa's Adventure! The Dreaded Vampire Castle\|Sailor Moon SuperS Special]], Lyrica lived at the embassy of Yuberia, which was similarly rumoured to be haunted. Her classmates presumed her father to be an embassy worker, though neither of Lyrica's parents were shown.

	[[Category: Countries]]		[[Category: Countries]]

U Country

2013-04-21T09:20:04Z

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	'''''U Country''''' (Ｕ国), also known as '''Yuberia''' (ユベリア), was a country that existed in the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]] and [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. The exact location of the country was never stated, but it had an embassy in [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]].		'''''U Country''''' (Ｕ国), also known as '''Yuberia''' (ユベリア), was a country that existed in the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]] and [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. The exact location of the country was never stated, but it had an embassy in [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]].

-	In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador was her mother or her father who never appeared in the story. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.	+	In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador was her mother or her father, who never appeared in the story. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.

	In the [[Chibiusa's Adventure! The Dreaded Vampire Castle\|Sailor Moon SuperS Special]], Lyrica lived at the embassy of Yuberia, which was similarly rumoured to be haunted. Her classmates presumed her father to be an embassy worker, though neither of Lyrica's parents were shown.		In the [[Chibiusa's Adventure! The Dreaded Vampire Castle\|Sailor Moon SuperS Special]], Lyrica lived at the embassy of Yuberia, which was similarly rumoured to be haunted. Her classmates presumed her father to be an embassy worker, though neither of Lyrica's parents were shown.

	[[Category: Countries]]		[[Category: Countries]]

Yuberia

2013-04-21T09:14:59Z

New page

#REDIRECT [[U Country]]

Double Moonlight Romance

2013-04-21T01:05:46Z

Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/MercuryJaded1986|MercuryJaded1986]] ([[User_talk:MercuryJaded1986|MercuryJaded1986]]); changed back to last version by [[User:Sailorsimon|Sailorsimon]]

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	In ''[[Sailor Moon SuperS - Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni...]]'', it was sung by [[Pegasus]], [[Chibiusa]], [[Usagi Tsukino\|Usagi]], and [[Mamoru Chiba\|Mamoru]]. In ''[[Sailor Moon SuperS - (Kaiteiban) Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni... Saturn Fukkatsu Hen]]'', it was sung by Pegasus, Chibiusa, the [[Inner Senshi]], [[Neo-Queen Serenity]], and [[King Endymion]]. In ''[[Eien Densetsu (Kaiteiban) - The Final First Stage]]'', it was sung by the entire cast as the final number. In ''[[Shin Densetsu Kourin]]'', it was sung by [[Tuxedo Mask]], [[Sailor Chibi Chibi Moon]], Usagi, King Endymion, and the Inner Senshi. In ''[[Kakyuu-Ouhi Kourin - The Second Stage Final]]'', it was sung by [[Prince Endymion]], [[Sailor Chibi Moon]], and [[Sailor Moon]].		In ''[[Sailor Moon SuperS - Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni...]]'', it was sung by [[Pegasus]], [[Chibiusa]], [[Usagi Tsukino\|Usagi]], and [[Mamoru Chiba\|Mamoru]]. In ''[[Sailor Moon SuperS - (Kaiteiban) Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni... Saturn Fukkatsu Hen]]'', it was sung by Pegasus, Chibiusa, the [[Inner Senshi]], [[Neo-Queen Serenity]], and [[King Endymion]]. In ''[[Eien Densetsu (Kaiteiban) - The Final First Stage]]'', it was sung by the entire cast as the final number. In ''[[Shin Densetsu Kourin]]'', it was sung by [[Tuxedo Mask]], [[Sailor Chibi Chibi Moon]], Usagi, King Endymion, and the Inner Senshi. In ''[[Kakyuu-Ouhi Kourin - The Second Stage Final]]'', it was sung by [[Prince Endymion]], [[Sailor Chibi Moon]], and [[Sailor Moon]].
-	Sailor	+
	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
	===Japanese===		===Japanese===
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	===Romanized===		===Romanized===
-	Version 1:
	Yatto aeta otome yo <br>		Yatto aeta otome yo <br>
	Utsukushiki yume wo motsu otome yo <br>		Utsukushiki yume wo motsu otome yo <br>
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	Kore ga futari no sadame nano ima hajimaru <br>		Kore ga futari no sadame nano ima hajimaru <br>
	Kako to mirai ga koko de tsunagari <br>		Kako to mirai ga koko de tsunagari <br>
-	Kurikaesareru muunraito romansu Woo......
-
-	Tsukiakari abiru toki <br>
-	Omoidasu umareru mae no koi<br>
-	Tomedo naku yasashii kimochi ga <br>
-	Afurete kuru tada kimi wo omou dake de naze?
-
-	Kore ga futari no sadame nano mata hajimaru <br>
-	Kako to mirai ga kokode tsunagari <br>
-	Kurikaesareru muunraito romansu<br>
-	Muunraito romansu<br>
-	Muunraito romansu Woo......
-
-	Version 2:
-	Yatto aeta otome yo <br>
-	Utsukushiki yume wo motsu otome yo <br>
-	Tsuki no hikari ni mamorareta <br>
-	Purinsesu ni shite senshi......
-
-	Honto na no?
-	Atashi na no?
-	Sekai juu Sagashite kureteta no?
-	Mita koto mo...
-	Nai hodo kirei na
-	Hitomi dakedo natsukashii
-	Doushite kashira
-
-	Meguri ai hikare au
-	Sadame da to shinjite yukinasai
-	Hoshi-tachi ga mimamoru romansu
-	Kowagarazu ni omoikiri habataku no yo ima
-	Tooi kioku ga...
-	Yogen shita yakusoku na no
-	Kako to mirai ga koko de tsunagari
	Kurikaesareru muunraito romansu Woo......		Kurikaesareru muunraito romansu Woo......

Double Moonlight Romance

2013-04-20T23:35:57Z

Double Moonlight Romance

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	In ''[[Sailor Moon SuperS - Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni...]]'', it was sung by [[Pegasus]], [[Chibiusa]], [[Usagi Tsukino\|Usagi]], and [[Mamoru Chiba\|Mamoru]]. In ''[[Sailor Moon SuperS - (Kaiteiban) Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni... Saturn Fukkatsu Hen]]'', it was sung by Pegasus, Chibiusa, the [[Inner Senshi]], [[Neo-Queen Serenity]], and [[King Endymion]]. In ''[[Eien Densetsu (Kaiteiban) - The Final First Stage]]'', it was sung by the entire cast as the final number. In ''[[Shin Densetsu Kourin]]'', it was sung by [[Tuxedo Mask]], [[Sailor Chibi Chibi Moon]], Usagi, King Endymion, and the Inner Senshi. In ''[[Kakyuu-Ouhi Kourin - The Second Stage Final]]'', it was sung by [[Prince Endymion]], [[Sailor Chibi Moon]], and [[Sailor Moon]].		In ''[[Sailor Moon SuperS - Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni...]]'', it was sung by [[Pegasus]], [[Chibiusa]], [[Usagi Tsukino\|Usagi]], and [[Mamoru Chiba\|Mamoru]]. In ''[[Sailor Moon SuperS - (Kaiteiban) Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni... Saturn Fukkatsu Hen]]'', it was sung by Pegasus, Chibiusa, the [[Inner Senshi]], [[Neo-Queen Serenity]], and [[King Endymion]]. In ''[[Eien Densetsu (Kaiteiban) - The Final First Stage]]'', it was sung by the entire cast as the final number. In ''[[Shin Densetsu Kourin]]'', it was sung by [[Tuxedo Mask]], [[Sailor Chibi Chibi Moon]], Usagi, King Endymion, and the Inner Senshi. In ''[[Kakyuu-Ouhi Kourin - The Second Stage Final]]'', it was sung by [[Prince Endymion]], [[Sailor Chibi Moon]], and [[Sailor Moon]].
-		+	Sailor
	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
	===Japanese===		===Japanese===
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	===Romanized===		===Romanized===
		+	Version 1:
	Yatto aeta otome yo <br>		Yatto aeta otome yo <br>
	Utsukushiki yume wo motsu otome yo <br>		Utsukushiki yume wo motsu otome yo <br>
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	Kore ga futari no sadame nano ima hajimaru <br>		Kore ga futari no sadame nano ima hajimaru <br>
	Kako to mirai ga koko de tsunagari <br>		Kako to mirai ga koko de tsunagari <br>
		+	Kurikaesareru muunraito romansu Woo......
		+
		+	Tsukiakari abiru toki <br>
		+	Omoidasu umareru mae no koi<br>
		+	Tomedo naku yasashii kimochi ga <br>
		+	Afurete kuru tada kimi wo omou dake de naze?
		+
		+	Kore ga futari no sadame nano mata hajimaru <br>
		+	Kako to mirai ga kokode tsunagari <br>
		+	Kurikaesareru muunraito romansu<br>
		+	Muunraito romansu<br>
		+	Muunraito romansu Woo......
		+
		+	Version 2:
		+	Yatto aeta otome yo <br>
		+	Utsukushiki yume wo motsu otome yo <br>
		+	Tsuki no hikari ni mamorareta <br>
		+	Purinsesu ni shite senshi......
		+
		+	Honto na no?
		+	Atashi na no?
		+	Sekai juu Sagashite kureteta no?
		+	Mita koto mo...
		+	Nai hodo kirei na
		+	Hitomi dakedo natsukashii
		+	Doushite kashira
		+
		+	Meguri ai hikare au
		+	Sadame da to shinjite yukinasai
		+	Hoshi-tachi ga mimamoru romansu
		+	Kowagarazu ni omoikiri habataku no yo ima
		+	Tooi kioku ga...
		+	Yogen shita yakusoku na no
		+	Kako to mirai ga koko de tsunagari
	Kurikaesareru muunraito romansu Woo......		Kurikaesareru muunraito romansu Woo......

Talk:Juuban Municipal High School

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	If the previous school was junior high (middle school), how was Usagi and her friends 14 at the beginning of the anime? And she had her 15th birthday in Sailor Moon S? Shouldn't she be like 12 at the beginning? So her high school ages are 16,17,18,19??? [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 15:47, 20 April 2013 (MST)		If the previous school was junior high (middle school), how was Usagi and her friends 14 at the beginning of the anime? And she had her 15th birthday in Sailor Moon S? Shouldn't she be like 12 at the beginning? So her high school ages are 16,17,18,19??? [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 15:47, 20 April 2013 (MST)
		+	:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_Japan#School_grades [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 16:00, 20 April 2013 (MST)

Talk:Juuban Municipal High School

2013-04-20T22:47:10Z

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If the previous school was junior high (middle school), how was Usagi and her friends 14 at the beginning of the anime? And she had her 15th birthday in Sailor Moon S? Shouldn't she be like 12 at the beginning? So her high school ages are 16,17,18,19??? [[User:Supermariosailormoon|Supermariosailormoon]] 15:47, 20 April 2013 (MST)

U Country

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At this point, I'm fairly sure it was meant to be "Uberia", given its name in the manga. Which makes more sense, but there's no way I can find proof of it right now...

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-	'''''U Country''''' (Ｕ国) was a country that existed only in the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. The exact location of the country was never stated, but it had an embassy in [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]].	+	'''''U Country''''' (Ｕ国), also known as '''Yuberia''' (ユベリア), was a country that existed in the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]] and [[Sailor Moon (anime)\|anime]]. The exact location of the country was never stated, but it had an embassy in [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]].

	In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador was her mother or her father who never appeared in the story. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.		In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador was her mother or her father who never appeared in the story. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.
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		+	In the [[Chibiusa's Adventure! The Dreaded Vampire Castle\|Sailor Moon SuperS Special]], Lyrica lived at the embassy of Yuberia, which was similarly rumoured to be haunted. Her classmates presumed her father to be an embassy worker, though neither of Lyrica's parents were shown.

	[[Category: Countries]]		[[Category: Countries]]
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Talk:U Country

2013-04-20T01:40:55Z

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	::::::::In fact, I knew about its existence only after checking it on dictionaries. It's something like "managress." lol --[[User:210\|210]] 23:05, 22 December 2009 (MST)		::::::::In fact, I knew about its existence only after checking it on dictionaries. It's something like "managress." lol --[[User:210\|210]] 23:05, 22 December 2009 (MST)
	So, apparently, the name of that country in the SMSS special is Yuberia (or whatever that was meant to be in Latin letters...). Makoto mentions it when talking about the embassy where Lyrica lives, though I don't think Lyrica's family is ever brough up (the school kids ask her if her dad works at the embassy, but that question isn't explicitly answered). The laserdisc cover spells it as ユベリア. Does this info belong in this article, or in a separate one (though there isn't much to write, to be honest)? --[[User:YnK\|YnK]] 11:56, 19 April 2013 (MST)		So, apparently, the name of that country in the SMSS special is Yuberia (or whatever that was meant to be in Latin letters...). Makoto mentions it when talking about the embassy where Lyrica lives, though I don't think Lyrica's family is ever brough up (the school kids ask her if her dad works at the embassy, but that question isn't explicitly answered). The laserdisc cover spells it as ユベリア. Does this info belong in this article, or in a separate one (though there isn't much to write, to be honest)? --[[User:YnK\|YnK]] 11:56, 19 April 2013 (MST)
		+	:I reaaaaally don't think we need a separate article, considering how little information there is. Just mention in this one that the name was a little different in the anime version, make a redirect for "Yuberia" or whatever, and let people take it as they will. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 18:40, 19 April 2013 (MST)

Talk:U Country

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	:::::::While it may technically exist, please don't use it. Nobody else does. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 14:25, 22 December 2009 (MST)		:::::::While it may technically exist, please don't use it. Nobody else does. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 14:25, 22 December 2009 (MST)
	::::::::In fact, I knew about its existence only after checking it on dictionaries. It's something like "managress." lol --[[User:210\|210]] 23:05, 22 December 2009 (MST)		::::::::In fact, I knew about its existence only after checking it on dictionaries. It's something like "managress." lol --[[User:210\|210]] 23:05, 22 December 2009 (MST)
		+	So, apparently, the name of that country in the SMSS special is Yuberia (or whatever that was meant to be in Latin letters...). Makoto mentions it when talking about the embassy where Lyrica lives, though I don't think Lyrica's family is ever brough up (the school kids ask her if her dad works at the embassy, but that question isn't explicitly answered). The laserdisc cover spells it as ユベリア. Does this info belong in this article, or in a separate one (though there isn't much to write, to be honest)? --[[User:YnK\|YnK]] 11:56, 19 April 2013 (MST)

U Country

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-	'''''U Country''''' was a country that existed only in the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. The exact location of the country was never stated, but it had an embassy in [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]].	+	'''''U Country''''' (Ｕ国) was a country that existed only in the [[Sailor Moon (manga)\|manga]]. The exact location of the country was never stated, but it had an embassy in [[Minato-ku]], [[Tokyo]].

	In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador was her mother or her father who never appeared in the story. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.		In the short story "[[Chibiusa Enikki - Tenkousei ni Goyoujin!]]", [[Lyrica Hubert]] lived at the embassy with her mother. Her classmates said that she was the daughter of the U Country ambassador, though it was unknown whether the ambassador was her mother or her father who never appeared in the story. The embassy had a reputation among the local children for being a scary place.

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	:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)		:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)

-	Excuse you, you're a little feisty. I just linked the image, I didn't steal it. But I guess maybe I should have. I never heard of such a rule, but okay. [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 07:33, 17 May 2013 (MST)	+	::Excuse you, you're a little feisty. I just linked the image, I didn't steal it. But I guess maybe I should have. I never heard of such a rule, but okay. [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 07:33, 17 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	:::"Feisty"? Ah, no, I'm simply pointing out the [[WikiMoon:Images\|images policy]] of this wiki. Direct-linking to someone else's webspace is called bandwidth theft and it's against the rules, as is [[WikiMoon:No personal attacks\|calling people names]]. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 16:07, 17 May 2013 (MST)

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	The English episode is Fiendish Ferns, not Friendly Ferns. Here's the title card. ''(This unsigned comment was left by [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]], 17 May 2013)''		The English episode is Fiendish Ferns, not Friendly Ferns. Here's the title card. ''(This unsigned comment was left by [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]], 17 May 2013)''
	:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)		:Please link to pages with the images instead of stealing Moonkitty's bandwith. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 06:30, 17 May 2013 (MST)
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		+	Excuse you, you're a little feisty. I just linked the image, I didn't steal it. But I guess maybe I should have. I never heard of such a rule, but okay. [[User:Supermariosailormoon\|Supermariosailormoon]] 07:33, 17 May 2013 (MST)

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	:Repeating the request: please stop putting underscores in your article links. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 09:54, 31 March 2013 (MST)		:Repeating the request: please stop putting underscores in your article links. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 09:54, 31 March 2013 (MST)
	::Yes, those are underscores. As an example, you don't need to link to [[Crescent_Beam]] - [[Crescent Beam]] works just fine. And if you don't understand what I'm asking, please ask me to clarify instead of just ignoring the request. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 11:38, 31 March 2013 (MST)		::Yes, those are underscores. As an example, you don't need to link to [[Crescent_Beam]] - [[Crescent Beam]] works just fine. And if you don't understand what I'm asking, please ask me to clarify instead of just ignoring the request. [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 11:38, 31 March 2013 (MST)
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		+	Where are you getting information on the Kodansha Stars release, since it's not supposed to be released for another week? [[User:Kerochan no Miko\|Kerochan no Miko]] 19:54, 13 May 2013 (MST)