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}}Frustrated at her inability to fight enemies alone, [[Makoto Kino|Makoto]] goes to train in the mountains with the help of a Buddhist monk.
  
'''''Wanting More Power! Mako's Lost Path''''' is the sixteenth episode of ''[[Sailor Moon S]]''.
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==Summary==
 
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Coming soon.
==Synopsis==
 
[[Makoto Kino|Makoto]] is training in the mountains, trying to become much stronger after being easily defeated by a [[Daimon]] before. Her mentor is attacked, and tells her that nobody can live alone.
 
  
 
==Episode trivia==
 
==Episode trivia==

Latest revision as of 19:52, 8 December 2020

Episode Data
ep105.jpg
Makoto tries to concentrate underneath a waterfall
Original Episode
Name (Kanji/kana): 力が欲しい! まこちゃんの迷い道
Name (Romaji): Pawaa ga Hoshii! Mako-chan no Mayoi Michi
Name (Translated): Wanting More Power! Mako's Lost Path
Name (Viz Dub): I Want Power: Mako Lost in Doubt
Episode Number: 105
Director: Hiroki Shibata
Writer: Shigeru Yanagawa
Animation Director: Mari Tominaga
Air Date: August 27, 1994
Previous Episode: Seeking Friends! Chibi Moon's Actions
Next Episode: The Bond of Destiny! The Distant Days of Uranus
First English Dub Episode
Name: People Who Need People
Number: 98
Company: Cloverway
Air Date: July 3, 2000
Previous Episode: Tainted Tea Party
Next Episode: Related by Destiny

Frustrated at her inability to fight enemies alone, Makoto goes to train in the mountains with the help of a Buddhist monk.

Summary[edit]

Coming soon.

Episode trivia[edit]

  • The title of this episode in the first English dub could be a reference to "People," a song originally recorded by Barbara Streisand for the cast album of the 1964 Broadway musical Funny Girl.

Cast[edit]

Previous episode:
104
Season
Sailor Moon S
Next episode:
106


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