Subject: Re: [FanFic] Symphony of the Planets: Mars
From: "Ranma al'Thor <ranma@falcon.cc.ukans.edu>" <ranma@falcon.cc.ukans.edu>
Date: 3/14/1996, 1:40 AM
To: fanfic@tendo-dojo.ranma.net

On Wed, 13 Mar 1996, Richard David Beaubien wrote:

A nice end to a really different type of Sailor Moon series. The epsiode 
here turned out to be a little bit funnier than I thought it would be, as 
I was expecting some good horror. But this epsidoe really does work on a 
number of level's, one being a rather nice comedy, and two it set's up a 
nice history for Rei and why she was living with her Grandfather (I don't 
know why I haven't thought about that point before....)

Well, it just emerged spontaneously out of the story.  I was trying to 
figure out why Rei attends a CATHOLIC girl's school, but is training to 
be a Shinto Priestess.  And it all just clicked into place.

 > Just a 
couple of question's on this and Sailor Moon Z... > 
1) Is there any real connecting tie between this fic and Sailor Moon Z? 
You do delve into the past of some of the character's in Jupiter, Venus 
and in this one, so I'm wondering is this just a prelude to whet our 
appitite for more, or are great plot point's dependant on this series ?

Yes.  Two new characters will be appearing in Sailor Moon Z, the dream 
stuff from Jupiter's tale is going to be important, Rei's grandfather 
calling his son will have important consequences, Yuki from Mercury's 
story and Steven from Venus' will be returning...

 
2) Can I put the Ami Mizuno part of this series on my fanfic page. I 
really want a good Ami fic on there because she is my favorite senshi( 
I'll write a fic involoving her, soon...the sequal to my first SM fic) ?

Sure!  Propagate at will!
 

John Walter Biles :  MA-History, Ph.D Wannabe at U. Kansas         
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