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Hark! A plot character point! For some reason I’ve decided that Esmeraude is a great character and have taken to analyzing her.

Is there a clever term for “shipping two people as friends”? Because the way they teamed up to fight monsters these past couple weeks combined with how SUPER SAD The Tux sounded when he talked about friends has made me really, really want Tuxedo Mask and Sailor Mercury to become besties.

Serious Objective Blogger over here, folks.

Most of my notes this week were just me squeeing about Ami in all-caps (100 English words A DAY, people!) and occasionally punctuating these super-deep comments with exclamation points and little hearts.

It’s a silly way to show that their malice makes them “feel wrong,” and the world responds appropriately.

In a weird, goofy way, I kinda appreciate that there’s a running gag this season about villains getting peed on (Esmeraude gets the fire hydrant treatment twice this week, and An had a baby use her shirt like a diaper in one of the early eps).

She’s basically padded the walls with plushies, and I heartily approve. Because just in case we hadn’t already figured it out, Sailor Moon is all about the power of friendship and teamwork. Look no further than the Rubeus Finale for a shining example of this, as the two Usas teamed up to win the day while Rubeus went all “party of one” and ended up as a firework. It’s only when people trust, draw strength from, and rely on one another that they succeed. In other words, characters who try to play the lone wolf (like Chibiusa in the early going, or Artemis for much of this week’s first episode, or pretty much any of our villains) fail pretty spectacularly. The following was originally posted on Dee Hogan’s blog The Josei Next Door and has been republished with permission.Īt first it was bothering me a bit that there were so many episodes this season where the scouts kinda got their butts kicked (last week’s Venus episode especially rankled me), but then I realized with this week’s pair that, insomuch as Sailor Moon R has an ongoing theme, it basically boils down to what Luna tells Artemis this week: “You can’t defeat the enemy alone.”