SailorВ Mercury naturally chooses chess, but Ikasaman makes her chess piece explode to beat her. Sailor Mars picks Jenga, but Ikasaman rigs one of the pieces so she pulls on it with a string to make it fall over so Sailor Mars loses. Sailor JupiterВ picks roulette, but Ikasaman changes the number to make her lose, and traps her on a glass card. Lose, and Ikasaman takes them prisoner for failing to beat her and become her playthings. The SailorВ Scouts get to choose which game, and it is pretty simple: Win, and Ikasaman lets them go and returns things to normal. Ikasaman is a game master, and tells them she will not let them escape until they beat her at any game. While hunting for a way out, they enter a room and meet Ikasaman, the DaimonВ created from Mimet's lab accident with the Heart Snatcher oven and who warped the dimensions. Sailor VenusВ saves them with a VenusВ Love ChainВ Encircle. They keep switching between dimensions (SailorВ Mercury is soon able to predict it) until they find the place where Rini andВ Hotaru are, after Rini nearly falls over a cliff and is hanging on for her life as Hotaru struggles to pull her up, before both go over the cliff.

He remains outside to snack on what he brought home from the grocery store alongside Luna and Artemis while waiting for the Scouts to fix the house and rescue Hotaru. To avoid breaking the house and disrupting the balance of the dimension, the SailorВ Scouts do a SailorВ Teleport inside, while Tomoe realizes the irony that he is depending on the Sailor Scouts to save Hotaru so he can continue his own plans, and immediately realizes Mimet must be behind this, annoyed at having been duped in leaving the lab while she was still there and plans to punish her for her actions once the Scouts deal with saving Hotaru. Sailor MercuryВ says the house is in another dimension and will permanently disappear in an hour. They meet DoctorВ Tomoe in person for the first time (though unaware that he is the leader of the Heart Snatchers) as he tries to break the door down. However, she causes it to overload and trap Tomoe's house in another dimension, a warped up dimensionВ where the doors lead to different places, while she flees to avoid getting in trouble when Tomoe finds out about what she did. However, once he leaves, MimetВ throws as many board games as she can into the Heart Snatcher oven in hopes of creating a Daimon that won't be a flop like her previous ones. While RiniВ and HotaruВ are in Hotaru's bedroom playing cards, Doctor TomoeВ leaves his lab to buy some snacks under encouragement from Mimet. We also will not be counting the side stories (picture diaries, etc.) in the manga.It's In The Cards is the 29th episode of Sailor Moon S.В It was preceded by Heightened Hazard and followed by Goodness Eclipsed. For the sake of a fair comparison, though, I believe we need to remove the Cardian Arc (as much as I may like it) from the Sailor Moon R anime and also the beginning of Sailor Stars since it was a continuation of the Nehelenia story line. We know that the manga ran for 52 acts and the anime for 200 episodes. WhatвЂ™s interesting, though, is that when you take the time to actually look at the data, the story flow of the Sailor Moon anime and manga are actually more similar than you would assume.В A word of warning: weвЂ™re going to be looking at a lot of numbers today!ДЇirst off, we need to establish our points of comparison. Taking into consideration that the manga was serialized in Nakayoshi magazine at a rate of one act per month 1 while the anime needed to consistently churn out episodes on a weekly basis, itвЂ™s plain to see that there would be definite pacing differences between the two.

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