From: sunniechan@comcast.net   
      
   Chris Kern wrote:   
   > Episode 49 - Who is the white rose for? The Moonlight Knight appears   
   >   
   > The whole "moonlight knight" thing seems like just an attempt to copy   
   > off the first season's mystery of Tuxedo Mask; it's slightly different   
   > because Sailor Moon seems to know it's Mamoru, but I'm still not   
   > particularly impressed by it.   
      
   What I don't get is why ADV insists on translating it "Moonlight".   
   Tsukikage should equal Moonshadow, should it not?  Isn't moonlight gekkou?   
      
   I was suprised that Sailor Moon does seem to realize it's Endymion.  I   
   kind of like her inability to piece together why he'd be doing this   
   again though.  She never really understood how involuntary becoming   
   Tuxedo Kamen was for quite awhile.   
      
   >   
   > The other senshi have beaten two of the enemies in a row -- I'm not   
   > sure SM is going to beat any of them until she gets Moon Princess   
   > Halation.   
      
   Way to go Makoto for the victory here.  Yes, Tsukikage Knight took out   
   the wheel, a major source of its power, but she managed to take care of   
   the rest.   
      
   Interesting expressions on Ami's face as Makoto described her   
   relationship with Shinozaki-kun.  It looked a bit pained to me.   
      
   And it's very nice to know that Makoto can see a boy without falling 'in   
   love' and discussing his likeness to her senpai.  I love the character,   
   but sometimes that got on my nerves a bit.   
      
   By the way, can anyone tell me who sang the song in this episode (and   
   the title)?  I prefer "Rainy Day Man", but the singer for the Japanese   
   song reminded me so much of Suzuki Hiroko's performance in the Rose of   
   Versailles opening and closing.  I figure it's not the same person, but   
   I really liked the similar sound to it.   
      
   Sunnie   
      
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