I suppose that it's not impossible.
Thank you, corrected.
The post-credit scene is Kiva making him put it back together.
Venus has had a really hard time.
Not often. He still does sometimes, but he didn't always do it back near the start of the story either.
It doesn't help, but the non-Moon Sailor Guardians are a good deal less recognisable.
A good guess! Completely wrong, but a very good guess!
These look like the future scouts, not the past one's.
Nope, sadly I don't think Zoat will go there given how generally meaningless Power Rings are in the face of everything else the universe throws at people.
If these were the future senshi, there'd be giant crystal buildings everywhere(including a gigantic crystal palace) and the rest of the world would be very fucked up from the Black Moon Clan attack.
Alternate orange lantern got mind controlled by one of the sailor moon enemies?
Ooh... I hadn't thought of that. The first version of Paul to wind up in the HoMM universe died before OL showed up there. So if the same thing happened in the Sailor Moon universe, and that version died before OL showed up as well... what happened before he died? The HoMM variant's death was partially caused because of his extreme lack of inherent magic resistance, so the Sailor Moon version showing up as both powerful (the ring) and exceedingly susceptible to being mind controlled... Maybe the Scouts have a good reason to have a kneejerk reaction to the Orange light?
And when he called for help, they probably thought he had gotten "resurrected"/escaped houdini-style yet again.
So is Mammon going to be pissed off when OL gets back to Universe 16?
Wow... That's is a giant fuckup...
That's a pretty accurate description of a Sailor Senshi uniform all right. I suppose the chain can be explained by a 'real' world lacking the constant re-use of stock footage making every use of an attack the same every time.
Preferably before she tears you apart for wearing his face.
I always like to think of it as some manner of innate magic that lets them jump far more efficiently than muscle power alone would explain. Given that they can bound across rooftops at a run with it...
Let's hope you can get a word in edgewise while she's rampaging at you.
Unusual. Definitely a more manga-style variant, as the less-accurate-to-the-manga 90's anime simply had the beam come from a fingertip. Which means this world is a lot harsher. Their magic in the manga could kill a foe outright. In fact, Manga-Jadeite dies that way to Sailor Mars' fire-empowered ofuda attacks, rather than the anime's method of running a jet into him (which he survived, albeit wounded and fleeing!)
And the Venus Wink Chain Sword, another Manga-originating move. Said chain is also the 'belt' she wears on her uniform, it's worth noting, which the 90's anime left off of her design...
Well, the ones capable of fighting on this level try to avoid doing it in their 'world of cardboard', anyway.
So defensive and low-lethality moves only. Restraint ahead of disabling.
Especially when he's fairly sure she's a good guy, if he remembers Artemis' costume.
Ah, the weak point of her moves. She's not nearly as threatening in close, at least until she lays in with strength-enhanced martial arts.
I expect the local version is just different enough facially that she'd notice the variation.
'Zoisite' being one of the first story arc's lieutenants, who pulled an impersonation play at least once already. At least, he does in the 90's anime.
Another Manga move, a purification technique of some kind that generally did nothing significant in its appearances..
Hopefully it doesn't mess him up at all. Some of the stuff in him is pretty... Inimical to her Light 'element'.
Presumably traces of demonic energy lingering in his 'soul' ever since that first big overdose of it. Intentionally from a demonic ally or by accident...
No doubt feeling a little more... Lively for the experience, given the nature of her powers.
All right, I'm guessing she knew Local-him fairly well before whatever happened to him. Hopefully as a mentor rather than a boyfriend.
An awkward moment, given that OL rarely finds himself in this sort of position. Especially with a barely-five-foot-tall teenage girl. (Manga Minako is about ~155cm or so without her heels, if I remember the stats right. Slightly taller than Usagi.)
It is 1995, after all, and the Internet is not nearly so all-encompassing to feature a teenage girl's age.
Good, he was smart enough to keep clear of the magical firefight.
Well, at least she's got some understanding of the situation.
That is very much an apocalypse scenario. That almost certainly means Metalia, demigoddess demonic ruler of the villains of the first arc, got its 'hands' on the central macguffin of the arc. That would give it enough power to break free of the magical sealing it was trapped in...
...And Usagi being dead (more likely a captive) is doubly bad, because she's nominally the only one able to use the item in question, the Silver Crystal. Picture a magical amplifier artefact that allowed a teenage girl to rewrite reality, albeit with some great risk of dying herself, mostly from mana exhaustion...
I get the feeling Mazikeen ended up in the hands of the Dark Kingdom, and they somehow used her to their advantage.
Important questions. At least one of which could be solved with a bit of Identity Theft.
Well, vaporising them sounds like a start to resolving the matter, I think.
Probably because it's an energy-absorbing entity. The nukes may well have super-charged her.
...Well, that makes this very personal now.
All right, I'm guessing she knew Local-him fairly well before whatever happened to him. Hopefully as a mentor rather than a boyfriend.
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