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	==Queen Beryl's Court==		==Queen Beryl's Court==
	'''Queen Beryl:''' The witch who destroyed ~~ethe~~ Moon Kingdom all those ~~enturies~~ ago, and who has since sat on her ass doing nothing. She finally starts stirring during the events of the first arc to try and harvest human life-force to revive her patron god.		'''Queen Beryl:''' The witch who destroyed the Moon Kingdom all those centuries ago, and who has since sat on her ass doing nothing. She finally starts stirring during the events of the first arc to try and harvest human life-force to revive her patron god.

	'''The Four Dark Generals:''' Beryl's personal henchmen, these guys were the closest companions of the Earth ~~Princee~~ in the lost era, and largely were to him what the Inner Scouts are to Sailor Moon. Ironically, the series' creator intended these guys to be the doomed former lovers of the Inner Scouts, but that never got depicted in either the original manga nor the first anime series - it wasn't until the "Sailor Moon Crystal" anime that this story-thread got plucked.		'''The Four Dark Generals:''' Beryl's personal henchmen, these guys were the closest companions of the Earth Prince in the lost era, and largely were to him what the Inner Scouts are to Sailor Moon. Ironically, the series' creator intended these guys to be the doomed former lovers of the Inner Scouts, but that never got depicted in either the original manga nor the first anime series - it wasn't until the "Sailor Moon Crystal" anime that this story-thread got plucked.

	=The RPG=		=The RPG=

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2001:8003:1C20:8C00:A03F:19EE:6A3E:6BBB: /* The Sailor Scouts */ While I also know incredibly little about this, I'm 99% sure Saturn and Uranus are the other way around. Feel free to revert if I'm wrong.

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The Sailor Scouts: While I also know incredibly little about this, I'm 99% sure Saturn and Uranus are the other way around. Feel free to revert if I'm wrong.

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	'''Sailor Venus:''' Boy-crazy as you'd expect a magical girl associated with the Roman Goddess of Love to be. Ironically, she was the first Sailor Scout to actually awaken to her powers and so she's the single-most experienced magical girl on the team when they first form, having battled mundane crime as "Sailor V" before hooking up with Sailor Moon.		'''Sailor Venus:''' Boy-crazy as you'd expect a magical girl associated with the Roman Goddess of Love to be. Ironically, she was the first Sailor Scout to actually awaken to her powers and so she's the single-most experienced magical girl on the team when they first form, having battled mundane crime as "Sailor V" before hooking up with Sailor Moon.

	'''~~Sailors~~ Saturn ~~& Neptune~~:''' The ~~main representatives~~ of the ~~Outer Scouts, mostly remembered for being a; the Gay Ones, and b; the Screwups~~. ~~See, Sailor Saturn and Sailor Neptune are~~ the ~~story~~'s ~~resident [[edgelord]]s, being cynical, ruthlessly pragmatic and almost nihilistic;~~ to ~~them~~, the ~~mission comes first and softer emotions are~~ a ~~weakness. Unfortunately for them, they're living in a magical girl world where the forces~~ of love, hope and kindness literally punch monsters in the face, so they just end up looking like idiots when they try to be [[edgy]]. Case in point, they attempt to join the team of an arch-villain in hopes of assassinating her ~~with her own super-~~weapon, even going so far as to murder Sailor Pluto (their best friend) and Sailor Uranus (their ''adopted daughter'') to prove their loyalty. And then it turns out that the villain's super-weapon '''doesn't work on the villain herself'''. She literally calls them out on how dumb this plan was before she vaporizes them.		'''Sailor Saturn:''' The cutest little bringer of the apocalypse you might ever see. She was the Moon Kingdom's ultimate last fuck-you to any invaders, armed with the power to literally wipe entire solar systems from existence with a swing of her weapon.

	'''~~Sailor~~ Uranus:''' The ~~cutest little bringer~~ of the ~~apocalypse you might ever see~~. ~~She was~~ the ~~Moon Kingdom~~'s ~~ultimate last fuck-you~~ to ~~any invaders~~, ~~armed with~~ the ~~power~~ to ~~literally wipe entire solar systems from existence~~ with ~~a swing of~~ her weapon.		'''Sailors Uranus & Neptune:''' The main representatives of the Outer Scouts, mostly remembered for being a; the Gay Ones, and b; the Screwups. See, Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune are the story's resident [[edgelord]]s, being cynical, ruthlessly pragmatic and almost nihilistic; to them, the mission comes first and softer emotions are a weakness. Unfortunately for them, they're living in a magical girl world where the forces of love, hope and kindness literally punch monsters in the face, so they just end up looking like idiots when they try to be [[edgy]]. Case in point, they attempt to join the team of an arch-villain in hopes of assassinating her with her own super-weapon, even going so far as to murder Sailor Pluto (their best friend) and Sailor Saturn (their ''adopted daughter'') to prove their loyalty. And then it turns out that the villain's super-weapon '''doesn't work on the villain herself'''. She literally calls them out on how dumb this plan was before she vaporizes them.

	'''Sailor Pluto:''' The single oldest member of the Sailor Scouts, charged with standing guard over the Gates of Time, an epic artifact that lets users travel through or otherwise manipulate time.		'''Sailor Pluto:''' The single oldest member of the Sailor Scouts, charged with standing guard over the Gates of Time, an epic artifact that lets users travel through or otherwise manipulate time.

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: Tried to expand on this with what little I do know.

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Tried to expand on this with what little I do know.

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 It revolves around an ordinary Japenese high schoolgirl named Usagi Tsukino, who stops one day to rescue a cat from being bullied by a couple of little asshole kids. Said cat turns out to be a magical talking cat named Luna, and it recruits her as the first of several magic-empowered female warriors to seek out a missing princess, a quest made difficult because Luna initially doesn't really remember that many details about the princess, why she's looking for her, or what the deal is with the creepy monsters who keep showing up to steal human life-force.
-This series is /tg/-relevant mainly because it's one of several popular late 80s-early 2000s anime to get licensed by [[Guardians of Order]], either as setting [[splatbook]]s for [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]] or fully marketed as "The Roleplaying Game" of their respective series. In fact, the Sailor Moon RPG was the very first [[splatbook]] that Guardians of Order ever did (1998), and was only the second RPG book they'd ever published at the 1997 BESM 1st Edition corebook.
+This series is /tg/-relevant mainly because it's one of several popular late 80s-early 2000s anime to get licensed by [[Guardians of Order]], either as setting [[splatbook]]s for [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]] or fully marketed as "The Roleplaying Game" of their respective series. In fact, the Sailor Moon RPG was the very first [[splatbook]] that Guardians of Order ever did (1998), and was only the second RPG book they'd ever published after the 1997 BESM 1st Edition corebook.
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	'''Sailor Moon''' is a 1990s magical girl [[manga]]-turned-[[anime]] series written by Naoko Takeuchi, and was one of '''the''' gateway anime series of the early 90s when English-translated [[/a/]] material began entering the west, alongside other giants of the era like Dragon Ball Z and Ranma 1/2. It revolves around an ordinary Japenese high schoolgirl named Usagi Tsukino, who stops one day to rescue a cat from being bullied by a couple of little asshole kids. Said cat turns out to be a magical talking cat named Luna, and it recruits her as the first of several magic-empowered female warriors to seek out a missing princess, a quest made difficult because Luna initially doesn't really remember that many details about the princess, why she's looking for her, or what the deal is with the creepy monsters who keep showing up to steal human life-force.		'''Sailor Moon''' is a 1990s magical girl [[manga]]-turned-[[anime]] series written by Naoko Takeuchi, and was one of '''the''' gateway anime series of the early 90s when English-translated [[/a/]] material began entering the west, alongside other giants of the era like Dragon Ball Z and Ranma 1/2.

			It revolves around an ordinary Japenese high schoolgirl named Usagi Tsukino, who stops one day to rescue a cat from being bullied by a couple of little asshole kids. Said cat turns out to be a magical talking cat named Luna, and it recruits her as the first of several magic-empowered female warriors to seek out a missing princess, a quest made difficult because Luna initially doesn't really remember that many details about the princess, why she's looking for her, or what the deal is with the creepy monsters who keep showing up to steal human life-force.

	This series is /tg/-relevant mainly because it's one of several popular late 80s-early 2000s anime to get licensed by [[Guardians of Order]], either as setting [[splatbook]]s for [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]] or fully marketed as "The Roleplaying Game" of their respective series. In fact, the Sailor Moon RPG was the very first [[splatbook]] that Guardians of Order ever did (1998), and was only the second RPG book they'd ever published at the 1997 BESM 1st Edition corebook.		This series is /tg/-relevant mainly because it's one of several popular late 80s-early 2000s anime to get licensed by [[Guardians of Order]], either as setting [[splatbook]]s for [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]] or fully marketed as "The Roleplaying Game" of their respective series. In fact, the Sailor Moon RPG was the very first [[splatbook]] that Guardians of Order ever did (1998), and was only the second RPG book they'd ever published at the 1997 BESM 1st Edition corebook.

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1d4chan>QuietBrowser: I don't have the time, the series knowledge or the splatbook to properly flesh this entry out. Assistance requested from /a/-going fa/tg/uys.

2023-01-21T09:55:00Z

I don't have the time, the series knowledge or the splatbook to properly flesh this entry out. Assistance requested from /a/-going fa/tg/uys.

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'''Sailor Moon''' is a 1990s magical girl [[manga]]-turned-[[anime]] series written by Naoko Takeuchi, and was one of '''the''' gateway anime series of the early 90s when English-translated [[/a/]] material began entering the west, alongside other giants of the era like Dragon Ball Z and Ranma 1/2. It revolves around an ordinary Japenese high schoolgirl named Usagi Tsukino, who stops one day to rescue a cat from being bullied by a couple of little asshole kids. Said cat turns out to be a magical talking cat named Luna, and it recruits her as the first of several magic-empowered female warriors to seek out a missing princess, a quest made difficult because Luna initially doesn't really remember that many details about the princess, why she's looking for her, or what the deal is with the creepy monsters who keep showing up to steal human life-force.

This series is /tg/-relevant mainly because it's one of several popular late 80s-early 2000s anime to get licensed by [[Guardians of Order]], either as setting [[splatbook]]s for [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]] or fully marketed as "The Roleplaying Game" of their respective series. In fact, the Sailor Moon RPG was the very first [[splatbook]] that Guardians of Order ever did (1998), and was only the second RPG book they'd ever published at the 1997 BESM 1st Edition corebook.

[[Category: Weeaboo]]