We didn't have electricity so my father would start up the electricity generator so that sis and I could watch Sailor Moon. I watched Sailor Moon right when I returned from Hungary to live in the post-war Bosnia.

I'm looking forward to reading the next installment.

With any Manga, the artwork is important to me, and this one didn't let me down. I loved the power of the girls friendship in this, and the romance that seemed to be blossoming. I enjoyed how the author kind of played around with space and time, and there were pretty good explanations for everything that was happening. However, I haven't let that ruin the overall experience for me. I would have been happier if she was actually a couple of years older. I mean, she didn't look, or, even act like one. I didn't think Sailor Moon was in no way representing a fourteen year old. I mean, what girl wouldn't want to wake up finding she had those kind of powers? The story was light, and kind of fluffy, but the powers the girls had, made me enjoy it more. Sailor moon, for me, is like eating a vanilla cream cupcake. I'll admit, I went into this first book of the series with average expectations, but I have been rather pleasantly surprised. I haven't read a lot of manga so I don't really feel like I can rate this at the moment.

It was exactly what I was hoping it would be and I'm crazy excited to continue onnnnn. This was so fun and cute and funny and I loved it. Short winded response in regards to that long winded mini rant, I feel like I'm going to get that from the manga and I'm so excited!. I knew he loved her but he kind of treated her like a child.? And not really like a partner.? Like he was a little bit, always annoyed with her.? Which I get because she is pretty ridiculous but I wanted to see that partnership.

Safe to say, I'm a Sailor Moon freak and while I love the anime (the Japanese version of course, though they did redo the english version and took out all the censorship, their American names, etc, which I'm very happy about) I knew to be a true sailor-moon-is-my-heart-and-soul-fan I had to read the manga.Īnd like most books I've heard the manga was way better and more fleshed out, especially when it came to Mamo-chan and Usagi's relationship which even though I loved it, I always felt like it was a little. I remember watching it on Saturdays and picking the movies out at the movie store (when those were still a thing). I've been worshipping Sailor Moon pretty much my whole life. FIGHTING EVIL BY MOONLIGHT *Sailor V kick and strikes a pose*

Sailor Moon, Vol. 1 by Naoko Takeuchi