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| image = http://wikimoon.org/images/ep93.jpg | | image = http://wikimoon.org/images/ep93.jpg | ||
| caption = Usagi seeks help from Michiru | | caption = Usagi seeks help from Michiru | ||
| Name (Kana) = うさぎの憧れ! 優美な天才みちる | | Name (Kana) = うさぎの憧れ! 優美な天才みちる | ||
− | | Name ( | + | | Name (Romaji) = Usagi no Akogare! Yuubi na Tensai Michiru |
| Name (Translated) = Usagi's Idol! The Graceful Genius Michiru | | Name (Translated) = Usagi's Idol! The Graceful Genius Michiru | ||
+ | | Name (Viz Dub) = Usagi’s Idol: The Graceful Genius Michiru | ||
| Number (Original) = 93 | | Number (Original) = 93 | ||
| Director = [[Hiroki Shibata]] | | Director = [[Hiroki Shibata]] | ||
| Writer = [[Megumi Sugihara]] | | Writer = [[Megumi Sugihara]] | ||
| Art = [[Taichi Nakamura]] | | Art = [[Taichi Nakamura]] | ||
− | | Air Date = | + | | Air Date = April 23, 1994 |
| Prev = [[A Beautiful Boy? The Secret of Haruka Tenou]] | | Prev = [[A Beautiful Boy? The Secret of Haruka Tenou]] | ||
| Next = [[Protect the Pure Heart! A Three-Way Battle]] | | Next = [[Protect the Pure Heart! A Three-Way Battle]] | ||
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| Number (Dub) = 86 | | Number (Dub) = 86 | ||
| DiC or Cloverway = [[Cloverway]] | | DiC or Cloverway = [[Cloverway]] | ||
− | | Air Date (Dub) = | + | | Air Date (Dub) = June 152000 |
| Prev (Dub) = [[Driving Dangerously]] | | Prev (Dub) = [[Driving Dangerously]] | ||
| Next (Dub) = [[Swept Off Her Feet]] | | Next (Dub) = [[Swept Off Her Feet]] | ||
− | }}Coming soon. | + | }}Concerned that she is not intelligent enough for the sophisticated [[Mamoru Chiba|Mamoru]], [[Usagi Tsukino|Usagi]] seeks advice from [[Michiru Kaiou|Michiru]]. |
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+ | ==Summary== | ||
+ | Coming soon. | ||
==Episode trivia== | ==Episode trivia== | ||
− | * The songs that [[Michiru Kaiou|Michiru]] played on her violin at the beginning of the episode were "Liebesleid" and "Liebesfreud" by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz_Kreisler Fritz Kreisler]. | + | * The songs that [[Michiru Kaiou|Michiru]] played on her violin at the beginning of the episode were "Liebesleid" and "Liebesfreud" by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fritz_Kreisler Fritz Kreisler], and the song the violinist played at the concert before his [[Pure Heart Crystal]] was taken was the third movement of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luigi_Boccherini Boccherini]'s [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_Quintet_in_E_major,_Op._11,_No._5_(Boccherini) String Quintet in E major]. |
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+ | * Though the concert violinist was never given a name in the dialogue or the episode credits, the tickets Michiru gave to [[Usagi Tsukino|Usagi]] said that his name was "[[Takuzou Igarashi]]" (五十嵐卓三). This could possibly have been a tribute to [[Takuya Igarashi]], who worked on several episodes of the [[Sailor Moon S|S season]]. | ||
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+ | * In the group shot of [[Sailor Moon]] and the [[Inner Senshi]] as they faced off against [[Octave]], Sailor Moon's [[odango]] covers were missing. | ||
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+ | * In the [[Sailor Moon in Spain#Anime|Spanish dub]], when [[Sailor Neptune]] attacked Octave, the first word of the original audio from her attack ("Deep...") could be heard before "Mares y océanos," the Spanish name of [[Deep Submerge]]. | ||
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+ | * The first time this episode aired in the [[Sailor Moon in Italy#Anime|Italian dub]], Sailor Neptune called Sailor Moon by her civilian name, "Bunny." This was corrected when the episode aired again, however. | ||
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+ | * In the version of the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub|English dub]] that aired on [[Cartoon Network]], [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]] was changed to "Jupiter Thunder Power" in this episode, but in the DVD release, the attack's name remained the same. | ||
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+ | * In the [[Sailor Moon in France#Anime|French dub]], [[Usagi Tsukino|Bunny]] mentioned that [[Minako Aino|Mathilde]] was fluent in Spanish. | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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Revision as of 21:09, 31 December 2019
Episode Data | |
Usagi seeks help from Michiru | |
Original Episode | |
Name (Kanji/kana): | うさぎの憧れ! 優美な天才みちる |
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Name (Romaji): | Usagi no Akogare! Yuubi na Tensai Michiru |
Name (Translated): | Usagi's Idol! The Graceful Genius Michiru |
Name (Viz Dub): | Usagi’s Idol: The Graceful Genius Michiru |
Episode Number: | 93 |
Director: | Hiroki Shibata |
Writer: | Megumi Sugihara |
Animation Director: | Taichi Nakamura |
Air Date: | April 23, 1994 |
Previous Episode: | A Beautiful Boy? The Secret of Haruka Tenou |
Next Episode: | Protect the Pure Heart! A Three-Way Battle |
First English Dub Episode | |
Name: | Bad Harmony |
Number: | 86 |
Company: | Cloverway |
Air Date: | June 152000 |
Previous Episode: | Driving Dangerously |
Next Episode: | Swept Off Her Feet |
Concerned that she is not intelligent enough for the sophisticated Mamoru, Usagi seeks advice from Michiru.
Summary
Coming soon.
Episode trivia
- The songs that Michiru played on her violin at the beginning of the episode were "Liebesleid" and "Liebesfreud" by Fritz Kreisler, and the song the violinist played at the concert before his Pure Heart Crystal was taken was the third movement of Boccherini's String Quintet in E major.
- Though the concert violinist was never given a name in the dialogue or the episode credits, the tickets Michiru gave to Usagi said that his name was "Takuzou Igarashi" (五十嵐卓三). This could possibly have been a tribute to Takuya Igarashi, who worked on several episodes of the S season.
- In the group shot of Sailor Moon and the Inner Senshi as they faced off against Octave, Sailor Moon's odango covers were missing.
- In the Spanish dub, when Sailor Neptune attacked Octave, the first word of the original audio from her attack ("Deep...") could be heard before "Mares y océanos," the Spanish name of Deep Submerge.
- The first time this episode aired in the Italian dub, Sailor Neptune called Sailor Moon by her civilian name, "Bunny." This was corrected when the episode aired again, however.
- In the version of the English dub that aired on Cartoon Network, Sparkling Wide Pressure was changed to "Jupiter Thunder Power" in this episode, but in the DVD release, the attack's name remained the same.
- In the French dub, Bunny mentioned that Mathilde was fluent in Spanish.
Cast
- Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon - Kotono Mitsuishi
- Ami Mizuno/Sailor Mercury - Aya Hisakawa
- Rei Hino/Sailor Mars - Michie Tomizawa
- Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter - Emi Shinohara
- Minako Aino/Sailor Venus - Rica Fukami
- Haruka Tenou/Sailor Uranus - Megumi Ogata
- Michiru Kaiou/Sailor Neptune - Masako Katsuki
- Luna - Keiko Han
- Artemis - Yasuhiro Takato
- Mamoru Chiba/Tuxedo Mask - Tohru Furuya
- Professor Souichi Tomoe - Akira Kamiya
- Kaolinite - Noriko Uemura
- Young Man - Daisuke Sakaguchi
- Octave - Misa Fukai
Previous episode: 92 |
Season Sailor Moon S |
Next episode: 94 |
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