The R movie offers us Fiore, one of the more well-rounded villains in the entire franchise. Read more: The Essential Episodes of Sailor Moon R
When exactly these adventures occur in the series’ timeline is unclear at best, and they don’t seem to have any lasting effect on the characters or story of the TV series (with one debatable exception). None of the films even attempt to conform to their associated seasons aside from the heroes’ magical items, transformations, and attacks, and perhaps some thematic imagery, nor do they reference their seasons’ events or villains. One film is based on a manga side story, another on some design sketches, and the third on the aesthetic of probably the most maligned arc of the anime. In fact, since the release of these films, moonies have debated their exact place in the continuity and how they fit into the Sailor Moon mythos. Three in number, though not what one could structurally or stylistically consider a trilogy, each is named for a season of the anime and loosely based on that season. The Sailor Moon movies are an interesting case.
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