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Usagi's Parental Love: The Curry Romance Triangle

EpisodeS2Ep. 66

Usagi offers to cook curry for Chibiusa's school potluck, but the homesick girl resists her help. Their grocery run walks straight into a Crystal Point raid by the Spectre Sisters Petz and Calaveras, whose droid Avocadora rots the whole supermarket.

Season Number: 2
Japanese Airdate: August 21, 1993
Us Airdate: November 14, 1995
Director: Harume Kosaka
Writer: Shigeru Yanagawa
Next Episode: The Beach, the Island and a Vacation: The Guardians' Break
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Summary

With Kenji and Ikuko unable to make Chibiusa's school curry potluck, Usagi steps in to cook, though the homesick girl wants nothing to do with her help and pines for her real parents. Neither of them actually knows how to make curry, so the pair set off with Mamoru to buy ingredients. The supermarket, however, is the next Crystal Point targeted by the Spectre Sisters Petz and Calaveras, whose droid is draining and spoiling everything inside.

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Key Events

Rubeus points the sisters toward the market, where Petz and Calaveras hand out dark fruit samples that brainwash shoppers and let Avocadora siphon their energy. Usagi, Mamoru, and Chibiusa arrive to find the food, and even the metal, rotting away, and Luna urges them to look closer.

Usagi transforms and rescues Luna from the droid as Sailor Mars appears, and Tuxedo Mask shields the guardians from its Peeled Lychee Grenade. The full team gathers, Burning Mandala fails while the sisters bicker, and Sailor Moon's Moon Princess Halation finishes Avocadora, sending the pair into retreat. The store and its customers snap back to normal, and Usagi's curry turns out well after all.

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Notes

None of these events appear in the manga. This marks Usagi's second time cooking curry in the anime, after episode 45, where the results for her family were disastrous. Kenji Tsukino makes his final appearance here. The DiC dub cut a moment where Minako fears she nicked off her fingertip while chopping carrots, though that footage still surfaced in a Sailor Says safety segment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why doesn't Chibiusa want Usagi's help in "Usagi's Parental Love: The Curry Romance Triangle"?

Chibiusa resists Usagi's help because she is homesick and pines for her real parents, rejecting Usagi's offer to cook curry for her school potluck.

What is the plot of this episode?

Usagi offers to make curry for Chibiusa's school potluck since Kenji and Ikuko cannot attend, and their grocery trip with Mamoru runs into a Crystal Point attack at the supermarket.

What monster appears in "Usagi's Parental Love: The Curry Romance Triangle"?

Avocadora, a droid controlled by the Spectre Sisters Petz and Calaveras that rots the food and metal inside the supermarket while draining shoppers' energy.

How is Avocadora defeated in this episode?

Sailor Moon finishes off Avocadora with Moon Princess Halation after the full guardian team gathers and Burning Mandala fails to stop it.

Is this Usagi's first time cooking curry in the anime?

No, it is her second time cooking curry in the anime, after an earlier attempt in episode 45 that ended disastrously for her family.

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