H. Torrance Griffin wrote:

On Fri, 12 Dec 1997, Nicholas Leifker wrote:

The black dye in her hair faded away, to be replaced by her natural
golden strands.  She could feel the tendrils of energy around her,
reshaping her clothes, reshaping HER, making her into the warrior

she

was meant to be, the warrior she was born to be.  The light around

her

faded, leaving her standing in front of a wide-eyed crew.

Sailor Moon was back.  And this time, there was hell to pay.

        I understand the seiyuu/charecterization connection, but am I
the
only one who thinks that this would actually be _GOOD_?

The scary bit is that I've been thinking of extending it into a series. 
Unfortunately, there's about a dozen reasons why I shouldn't, and most
of those are halfway-written on my computer.  

        You'll have to do a little jugging with the dates to make her
merely 29 in 2015 (the scar can be easily retconned), this would work
as
well or better than most EVA/SM crossovers out there.

Hmmm.  What I tried to do was base it off of an alternate ending to the
first SM season.  Essentially, Beryl's the First Angel.  The battle
didn't go as Sailor Moon planned; she didn't use the crystal quite
right, she survived, but didn't stop Beryl entirely.  The resulting
explosion became known as Second Impact.  The scar's still there,
everything's still there... it's just that SEELE found her after the
battle, and had some fun.  As a result, the last Senshi survived instead
of dying and being reborn. 

The angels could be thought of as second-generation youma - a LOT
tougher than the original models, and designed to wreck havoc on a major
scale.

HTG (Trying to picture Asuka's, Shinji's and _Gendo's_ faces upon
seeing
     the Princess Re-Born)

Gendou would excrete masonry.  Sideways.

-- Nick