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The fourth season of the Sailor Moon anime, Sailor Moon SuperS (pronounced as a plural of super, "supers" and not "super ess"
Due to the plot heavy previous season, Sailor Moon SuperS deviates quite a bit from the manga storyline and instead focuses on fun character based episodes, giving characters such as Ikuko, This more relaxed pace is the main reason the season is often slammed by fans though ironically it's finale often ranks as many people's favourite and the animation and music overall is some of the best out of any season of the anime making it well worth a look.
The Episodes
The Movie & SpecialsEarly in the Sailor Moon SuperS's original airing on Japanese TV a special called, "Sailor Moon SuperS Special" aired the week after Episode 131 instead of a regular episode. It featured three mini-episodes featuring Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune (who's only other appearance in SuperS is in the movie), and an adaption of a manga story featuring Chibi Usa (Rini) and a recap episode.
S1. A Magnificent Transformation? Crybaby Usagi's Growth Diary
Towards the end of the season, the Sailor Moon SuperS Movie was released in cinemas in Japan the week after Episode 157 aired on TV Coupled with the movie's theatrical run in Japan was an exclusive short film (similar to the Pokemon shorts that used to show before those movies) that adapted Sailor Mercury's "Exam Battles" manga story.
Amy's First Love
Opening and Closing CreditsThroughout the Sailor Moon SuperS season and it's different releases, several opening and closing credits were used. Here you'll find detailed summaries of each credits accompanied by screencaps of each one. Note, the Edited English Version
Uncut English Opening Credits - Edited English Movie Opening
BumpersIn the original Japanese version of Sailor Moon SuperS, a small bumper, also referred to as an "eyecatch" by fans, were included before and after commercial breaks. It was excluded when the show was adapted for an Edited English
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