This past weekend the Cinema Today YouTube Channel posted a roundtable discussion featuring the voice actors of the Amazoness Quartet from the upcoming Sailor Moon Eternal films. This included a number of new images of the Amazoness Quartet from the films which we had not seen before! I know what you’re thinking. There is no table, round or otherwise. I’ll chalk that up to an odd translation as the original term does not appear to reference an actual table. You can watch the 23 minute video below.
This video features Yuko Hara as JunJun, Reina Ueda as CereCere, Sumire Morohoshi as PallaPalla and Rie Takahashi as VesVes. The footage is entirely in Japanese, so fans who can’t speak the language probably won’t follow much of the conversation. What do you think of these new images? Which is your favourite?
The first Sailor Moon Eternal film will be released on January 8th in theatres in Japan with the second part coming on February 11th. Though we haven’t gotten any official confirmation of a release outside of Japan it seems likely that the movies will be streaming on Netflix at an undetermined date.
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Watch the new transformation sequences from the Sailor Moon Eternal films
So far they all look great (ridiculous hairstyles aside!)
But to be honest, the hair doesn’t bug me here like it used to. Am I just used to it? Am I finally beginning to awaken to the genius design I never noticed before?
Maybe I’m sympathetic to the artists and animators who had to draw Cere-Cere’s hair in so many frames!
I have the same feeling about their hair. In this new version, they do not bother me as they used to in the manga or in the classic anime.
Don’t know if this means that we’ve gotten used to these ridiculous hairstyles as you said so well, but my personal impression is that the new animation seems so smooth that their hairstyles are not a problem anymore: they are naturally integrated and merged with all the rest. Don’t know how I can better formulate my thoughts, so I hope you’ll what I mean nonetheless!
*you’ll see
They look good in their anime forms.