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|    Chris Kern to All    |
|    200 Days of Sailor Moon - Episode 126    |
|    30 Sep 06 10:09:04    |
      From: chriskern99@gmail.com              Episode 126 - A new life! The fate of the stars, the time of parting              I like that they had this entire episode to wrap things up in the       storyline. Most anime have the climax in the final episode and then       cobble some sort of conclusion together in the last minute or two of       the episode, but it never feels very satisfying.              Obviously the major question is: who is the "true messiah"? The usual       candidates that are advanced are Sailor Saturn and Sailor Moon. I       don't know if it's possible to be completely sure. I have always felt       that it's Sailor Moon. U&N almost certainly think this -- as they're       leaving in this episode, Haruka says that it wasn't only Sailor Saturn       that was saved by the Messiah, but themselves as well. This statement       doesn't make any sense if Saturn is the Messiah.              One other thing about Sailor Saturn -- it's interesting that even now       U&N are still referring to Sailor Saturn as "the soldier of       destruction" in a negative way.              This episode is also controversial, mostly because viewers have a hard       time understanding why U&N attacked Sailor Moon. It seems to me that       they wanted to make sure that she really believed in what she was       doing and wasn't just acting on temporary emotion. It's sort of an odd       way for them to find out, but it seems to fit H&M.              Now, looking back at the whole season, it's interesting that there are       two competing views as to Usagi's ideals vs. Haruka and Michiru's       viewpoint. Some people feel that H&M were way too quick to look for       the easy way out (killing Hotaru) without even trying to see if there       might be another way. Others support H&M's more realistic position       more. Some felt that what they saw as the message of SMS was not good       -- the idea of following your unrealistic ideals and you will succeed       in the end (this is the perceived message).              -Chris              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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