From: paradoxtxs@yahoo.com   
      
   Chris Kern wrote:   
   > Episode 87 - Believe in love and the future!  Usagi's decision   
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   I dunno, this one just didn’t quite flow right to me.  It kinda feels   
   like they hit the end of the season with too many bad guys left, and are   
   trying to clear them out as quick as possible.   
      
   Naru knows.  That was about as blatant as they could make it without her   
   saying, “I know you’re Sailor Moon.”   
      
   I notice that the longer they have to think about a battle before going   
   into it, the more likely Ami is to get sentimental about it.  Deep down,   
   she really isn’t the bravest of them, particularly if she thinks too   
   long about what she’s about to do.  She’s probably more than just a bit   
   scared that this could turn into another D-Point, so she wants to make   
   sure everyone knows just how much they mean to her.  It’s very sweet.   
      
   Dimande’s end just didn’t affect me like Saphir.  Yes, a lot of his   
   mindless obsession was thanks to Wiseman, but still toward the end of   
   the series, I was just fed up with his blind ignorance.  Wiseman = BAD,   
   alright, already?  His death scene struck me as halfway between Mamoru’s   
   from Classic and Saphir’s, without most of the power of either.  It is   
   worth noting that he does finally get back to his original intention,   
   making a better life for his people.  Speaking of which, does he even   
   have any people left?  We never see any of the population of Nemesis   
   except the enemies themselves.  I assume they exist, but it’s hard to be   
   sure.   
      
   SK   
      
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