See Moon (1) is the thirty-fourth episode of the Stone Ocean anime and the one hundred eighty-sixth of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series overall. It released worldwide on Netflix in December 2022 as part of the show's final streaming batch.
The wiki source for this entry is an unfinished stub with no written plot summary, so a scene-by-scene account cannot be given. What the record confirms is its position deep in Stone Ocean's endgame, airing in the anime's concluding block. Its Japanese title reads Shi Mūn, presented in the international release as See Moon.
No episode-specific story beats are documented in the source, which lists only production data. The entry places this installment directly after "Gravity of the New Moon" and before the second See Moon episode, marking it as the first half of a two-part story.

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See Moon (1) is the thirty-fourth episode of the Stone Ocean anime and the one hundred eighty-sixth episode of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure overall.
See Moon (1) premiered worldwide on Netflix on December 1, 2022, as part of Stone Ocean's final streaming batch.
The title See Moon stylizes the Stand C-MOON, rendering its Japanese name Shi Mun as the English wordplay See Moon for the international release.
See Moon (1) follows the episode Gravity of the New Moon and is directly followed by See Moon (2), forming the first half of a two-part story.
See Moon (1) uses Heaven's Falling Down as its opening theme and Distant Dreamer as its ending theme, and it runs roughly twenty-five minutes.
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