Yeah, my friend was obsessed in high school. So I ended up watching, and so many of the villains were lame. So far, not the case in this manga. It's a lot of fun! Sure, Usagi is a little shallow, in the way that lots of high school girls are. She's into boys and jewelry and looking pret...
The last of the Sailor Moon manga. *sniffles* I am really sad about it and I also had hoped for something better as the last volume.I don't like Luna, never did (found her obnoxious and highly annoying), so the first story was not something I liked, sadly it was also the biggest story (taking more t...
Never running from a real fight, she is the one named Sailor Moon! This book reminded me of running home from picking up my sister from the babysitter so that I could come home and watch this on Toonami on Cartoon Network. Yeah. It was like 94/95. :D
If you're looking for more of the beautiful, flowing art from the series, you're in luck. If you're hoping for much depth out of the stories, I'm afraid you'll be disappointed. This book is just what it says on the tin. These are a series of short stories set in the Sailor Moon universe, each focu...
This was a wonderful book, it was full with stories about every character! Ok except Mamo (I so wish for a story about him). Really recommend this book to the sailor moon fans! Since the manga is now over, you can still read about your favourite sailor girl.
- I have fonder memories of the show- Tuxedo Mask comes off as a creep, kinda- The plot is a bit disjointed and rushed- Overall, pretty meh, but has a great nostalgic value
Volume 3 is another solid volume.It wraps up the first major story arc and introduces us to Chibiusa, starting the second, Black Moon, arc.The ending of the first arc is solid. The beginning of the second arc goes back to the "monster of the day" set-up and brings back a little of the cheese factor,...
Volume 2 is a huge mythos building volume for the series, focusing on the history of the Sailor Scouts. It will probably end up being one of my favorite volumes just for that.
When I was buying manga in high school, it was very difficult to find the first volume in a series and even more difficult to find all the volumes in a given series. So, although I grew up watching Sailor Moon on Toonami, I had very little exposure to the manga.When I realized they were coming out w...
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