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Summary: A great DVD
Review: This DVD was really good! The only extras were the image gallery (only feathering sailorvenus) and DVD credits. The episodes were good and the price for 7 episodes and the Japanese/English dialog was great. The subtitles were a little bit hard to read in some places (if they were green it probably would have been easier to read) It was a great DVD!
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Summary: WOW!
Review: This episode is great you should buy it. This DVD contains Sailor Saturn first appearance. And the covers are reversable means that there are two pictures on the cover, one is on the front and one is on the back, so you should buy it!
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Summary: Saturn's Finest hour
Review: This is the final volume of Sailor Moon SThis DVD is basically the whole ending of the series. Unlike the episodes prior to this one, many of which were only loosely connected, the episodes on this disc are like one long episode. This episode contains Sailor Saturn's first (and last) dub appearance (She won't appear again until Sailor Moon SailorStars, which might not ever get released in America). The last episode is kind of pointless, but it's not that bad. the final battle with Pharoah 90 is dramatic and exciting (even though you can't actually see any of it) This is the end of the SMS series, and while it isn't best season ending for Sailor Moon (As far as I'm concerned, Sailor Moon vs. Beryl was the best) but it's a cool ending. It's also the last time you will see the Outer Senshi in an American Sailor Moon release unless someone dubs Stars.
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Summary: Very Enjoyable Series But With Some Problems
Review: This is the third Sailor Moon series. It's about teenaged girls with magical powers who fight evil forces that threaten the world. In the S series, they fight humans who have been possessed by demons and forced to steal people's pure hearts in order to bring their master, Pharoah 90, into our universe. The Outer Senshi were introduced in this series: Uranus, Neptune, Saturn, and Pluto (though she had appeared in a few episodes of the R series). They're awesome. The original Japanese version is the best (more mature), but the English dub is also provided. Apparently, Cloverway had dubbed all of the dialogue, so you'll be able to hear English lines on here that you hadn't heard on Cartoon Network. Still, the English dub is censored and dumbed down. It's also incredibly inconsistent. Attack names (and even some transformation phrases) constantly change. Names of important objects in the series change also. Amara (Haruka) and Michelle (Michiru) are turned into "cousins", and that "fact" is constantly shoved down our throats. Still, listening to the English audio track while watching the uncensored video will provide some (unintended) laughs. I recommend watching an episode in Japanese with English subtitles first and then watching it in English. It's like getting two different series - 12-14 episodes per disc instead of 6-7. I do have some complaints. First, they used only the final version of the opening theme for all of the episodes. In the original, the new characters were added to the theme over the course of the series as they were introduced. On these DVDs, characters that haven't appeared in episodes yet are in the opening theme. That is not the way it originally aired, and it ruins the surprises. Also, on my computer monitor, there's a fuzzy line at the top of the screen during the opening theme in every episode. That means that the theme was spliced in. Were they too lazy to put the English credits over each version of the opening theme? Why did they have to put English credits there at all, anyway? They could have put them in the closing credits. I don't like the new English voice actors for Moon, Mercury, and Venus, but at least the original Mars is back! I also like Rini's new voice actor. I still think that Rini's an annoying character, though. The next episode previews were not included. The only extras are profiles on some of the Senshi/Scouts and some of the earlier opening themes from the S series. The DVD covers are reversible, so you can pick your favorite characters to be displayed. All in all, these 38 (or 76) episodes form a great story and are worth buying.
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Summary: ...
Review: This last DVD of Sailor Moon S is really cool! I love this anime series so much that I have written a few stories based on Sailor Moon, and have gotten good reviews so far. To me, Sailor Moon is the best anime series ever created. And by so far, no other anime series has met up or beat Sailor Moon. And even though Sailor Moon S is good, the very last season known as Sailor Moon Sailor Stars is even better, so lets hope they'll put the entire season of Sailor Moon Sailor Stars out in DVD in the future! If you don't own this DVD, and if you're a fan of Sailor Moon I recommend you buy it! You won't be disappointed.
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Summary: An must see DVD for all Sailor Moon fans
Review: This Movie is the final DVD in the S series and also the best. The scouts go up against the Pharoah Ninety in the fight to save the world from total silence. Sailor Saturn makes her first appearence here. I can't wait for its release on November 27th.
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