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Sailor Moon - The Wrath of the Emerald (TV Show, Vol. 12)

Sailor Moon - The Wrath of the Emerald (TV Show, Vol. 12)

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Rating: 1 stars
Summary: I hate EDITS
Review: I am not a fan of DIC. This one is okay but not the greatest. So if you love sailor moon get the uncut version. The DIC version is for little kids. Uncut Version is for older teens.
Theres a huge differnece between uncuts and edits.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: I hate EDITS
Review: I am not a fan of DIC. This one is okay but not the greatest. So if you love sailor moon get the uncut version. The DIC version is for little kids. Uncut Version is for older teens.
Theres a huge differnece between uncuts and edits.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: not good
Review: i bought this dvd through amazon.com and the last 3 episodes dont work, then i bought another one, and it still didnt work!!! and its not my dvd player, i tryed it on many, so no one should buy this dvd unless the fix it!!

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: THIS VOLUME IS DEFECTIVE!!!
Review: I have purchased Sailor Moon - The Wrath of the Emerald (TV Show, Vol. 12)
DVD from 3 different vendors from various parts of the country all sealed and new and THEY WERE ALL DEFECTIVE!!

The first 3 of 6 eposodes are fine. The 4th-6th are inaccessible. It is a wide-scale manufacturers defect for this volume. I have every Sailor Moon DVD made for North American Distribution and every other volume is just fine.

Only buy the Wrath of Emerald Vol #12 from someplace that easily takes returns if you get one of the defective copies.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: THIS VOLUME IS DEFECTIVE!!!
Review: I have purchased Sailor Moon - The Wrath of the Emerald (TV Show, Vol. 12)
DVD from 3 different vendors from various parts of the country all sealed and new and THEY WERE ALL DEFECTIVE!!

The first 3 of 6 eposodes are fine. The 4th-6th are inaccessible. It is a wide-scale manufacturers defect for this volume. I have every Sailor Moon DVD made for North American Distribution and every other volume is just fine.

Only buy the Wrath of Emerald Vol #12 from someplace that easily takes returns if you get one of the defective copies.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: There is hope!!
Review: I just recently bought this DVD from Amazon.com and all six episodes on it worked just fine. I guess only some of the DVDs are defective. So if you are afraid of buying this DVD there is still hope that you will not get a defective one.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Episode list for this DVD
Review: Since no one has done this yet. Here are the episodes on this DVD:

Rebeus Strikes out

The Secret of the Luna Sphere

Emerald Takes Over

Promises Fulfilled

No Thanks, Nurse Venus

Dog Day for Artemis

Hope this helps

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: A Pretty Bad Dub
Review: These DVDs contain DiC's dub of the first and second "Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon" series from Japan, Classic and R. They are in English only; there are no original Japanese episodes. The episode previews and the Sailor Says segments are included, but the commercial bumpers aren't. There are no bonus features except for previews of other ADV titles. The DVDs and the episodes aren't numbered, so you'll have to check either an online episode guide or Amazon to figure out which volume to watch first. 6 of the episodes were skipped, and 2 of the episodes were chopped up and merged into 1. In fact, all of the episodes have been chopped up. DiC felt the need to remove or alter shots of Japanese writing (but not all of them), add in extra bits of animation, and use weird scene transition effects. The translations are pretty inaccurate for the most part, and some of the casting (such as Luna and Molly's voices) are totally wrong. The dialogue is also dumbed down to make the series (which was originally intended for junior high and high school girls) suitable for children. Sailor Moon and Sailor Mars each have 2 voice actors. Tuxedo Mask has 3. Rini's voice is really annoying. The dub was my first exposure to Sailor Moon, though (well, technically, "Lunarock" was), and it's an okay series as long as you don't compare it to the original Japanese series. If you've never seen Sailor Moon before, get the "Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon" boxed sets.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: A Pretty Bad Dub
Review: These DVDs contain DiC's dub of the first and second "Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon" series from Japan, Classic and R. They are in English only; there are no original Japanese episodes. The episode previews and the Sailor Says segments are included, but the commercial bumpers aren't. There are no bonus features except for previews of other ADV titles. The DVDs and the episodes aren't numbered, so you'll have to check either an online episode guide or Amazon to figure out which volume to watch first. 6 of the episodes were skipped, and 2 of the episodes were chopped up and merged into 1. In fact, all of the episodes have been chopped up. DiC felt the need to remove or alter shots of Japanese writing (but not all of them), add in extra bits of animation, and use weird scene transition effects. The translations are pretty inaccurate for the most part, and some of the casting (such as Luna and Molly's voices) are totally wrong. The dialogue is also dumbed down to make the series (which was originally intended for junior high and high school girls) suitable for children. Sailor Moon and Sailor Mars each have 2 voice actors. Tuxedo Mask has 3. Rini's voice is really annoying. The dub was my first exposure to Sailor Moon, though (well, technically, "Lunarock" was), and it's an okay series as long as you don't compare it to the original Japanese series. If you've never seen Sailor Moon before, get the "Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon" boxed sets.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Defective
Review: This is a defective DVD just as the others have said. The Last 3 episodes do not play. Doesn't matter which source you purchase the DVD from.


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