natazilla: sharpiehero: In the Name of the Moon! Sailor Fiona (of Fiona and Cake) doing the classic, In the name of the moon!!! I started this a while back and got lazy half way through… hence no ‘I shall punish you’ haha. Maybe it’ll come once I’m done with school, but anyway, here’s the first half! WOAHHHHHH
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natazilla: sharpiehero: In the Name of the Moon! Sailor Fiona (of Fiona and Cake) doing the classic, In the name of the moon!!! I started this a while back and got lazy half way through… hence no ‘I shall punish you’ haha. Maybe it’ll come once I’m done with school, but anyway, here’s the first half! WOAHHHHHH
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sharpiehero:

In the Name of the Moon!

Sailor Fiona (of Fiona and Cake) doing the classic, In the name of the moon!!! I started this a while back and got lazy half way through… hence no ‘I shall punish you’ haha. Maybe it’ll come once I’m done with school, but anyway, here’s the first half!

WOAHHHHHH

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About a year ago I started watching Sailor Moon with my roommates. I instantly loved it, mainly because each every character was freakishly similar to me, my roommates, and the rest of our friends we met during college. I’m Mars is so many ways it’s scary. I’m even more similar to her if we’re talking about her manga incarnation. So it became a show where it felt like I was watching my friends on screen and not these characters at times; it didn’t help that when I watched it with my roommates we interchanged our names with the characters and even referred to the characters as “I”, “you,” and “me.” We only got about halfway through the show before I graduated and moved out. I recently picked up the show again and finished it last night (you can get through a show much faster when you don’t have to line of several different people’s schedules). Watching the show again these past weeks made miss my roommates big time.
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About a year ago I started watching Sailor Moon with my roommates. I instantly loved it, mainly because each every character was freakishly similar to me, my roommates, and the rest of our friends we met during college. I’m Mars is so many ways it’s scary. I’m even more similar to her if we’re talking about her manga incarnation. So it became a show where it felt like I was watching my friends on screen and not these characters at times; it didn’t help that when I watched it with my roommates we interchanged our names with the characters and even referred to the characters as “I”, “you,” and “me.”

We only got about halfway through the show before I graduated and moved out. I recently picked up the show again and finished it last night (you can get through a show much faster when you don’t have to line of several different people’s schedules). Watching the show again these past weeks made miss my roommates big time.

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