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posted by janrinok on Sunday July 06 2014, @03:06AM   Printer-friendly
from the any-anime-fans? dept.

I'm not sure if this is on topic but the other site used to cover anime quite extensively.

A new series of Sailor Moon is being released via hulu.com and neonalley.com in which the story of Sailor Moon is retold from the beginning. (This is colloquially known in the film industry as a "reboot" but such a term is probably irksome to geeks who find rebooting a computer to be tiresome.)

The series will be particularly popular with the demographic of women who watched previous incarnations of Sailor Moon and who are now in their late 20s. Laura Hudson writing for wired.com is presumably in this demographic and gives away a few spoilers despite promising not to. A trailer for the series reveals much less.

 
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  • (Score: 1) by Refugee from beyond on Sunday July 06 2014, @05:38AM

    by Refugee from beyond (2699) on Sunday July 06 2014, @05:38AM (#64744)

    Bring it! This also means more art.

    I wish there was "Moonlight Densetsu" there somewhere, though.

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  • (Score: 1) by Jesus_666 on Wednesday July 09 2014, @11:02AM

    by Jesus_666 (3044) on Wednesday July 09 2014, @11:02AM (#66446)
    Screw Moonlight Densetsu. As a German I wish there was more that rave song they used for the German Sailor Moon opening. That song was stupid but insanely catchy. (It's also easy to find on YouTube; try searching for "sailor moon german op" or "sailor moon deutsches intro".)

    Seriously, this is one of the songs that defined childhood in 1990s Germany. Whether you liked Sailor Moon or not, you definitely knew this song and probably the lyrics too. It was that catchy. (Although the biggest win for German anime BGM was still when they replaced the entire Captain Future soundtrack with pure space funk awesomeness. Honestly; ask YouTube for "feinde greifen an", "hurra wir fliegen" or "vor dem start" and enjoy.)
    • (Score: 1) by Refugee from beyond on Wednesday July 09 2014, @06:33PM

      by Refugee from beyond (2699) on Wednesday July 09 2014, @06:33PM (#66655)

      I understand even less in German than in Japanese. It was interesting nonetheless :)

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