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Angel or Devil? The Mysterious Girl from the Sky

Episode

The Black Moon arc opens with a pink-haired child dropping out of the sky and instantly demanding the Silver Crystal from a baffled Usagi. As the girl burrows into the Tsukino household, a fresh menace stalks Tokyo hunting for her, forcing Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask into a first clash.

Arc: Black Moon
Season Number: 2
Japanese Airdate: June 26, 1993
Us Airdate: November 6, 1995
Previous Episode: True Love Awakens: The Makai Tree's Secret
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Summary

A young girl with unusual pink hair tumbles out of the sky and instantly fixates on Usagi, insisting the teen hand over the Silver Crystal. The child plants herself inside the Tsukino household and refuses to abandon her hunt for the gem. At the same time, an unfamiliar force reaches Tokyo in pursuit of that very girl. When Koan of the newcomers makes her move, Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask push her back.

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Key Events

This installment launches the Black Moon storyline and introduces a large slice of its cast. Chibiusa arrives for the first time, along with the villains Rubeus and Wiseman and the four Spectre Sisters, Koan, Berthier, Calaveras, and Petz. The floating companion Luna-P also debuts, as do the Dark Fire and Sailor Body Attack techniques. Brief glimpses of the Crystal Palace and Crystal Tokyo surface as visions of the future.

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Notes

Several details shift from the manga: the group wears winter uniforms during the first meeting, the child's prop gun sprays flowers rather than a suction dart, and Luna keeps Usagi and Mamoru from being hypnotized when the family is brainwashed. The DiC broadcast trimmed the spanking and the toy-gun threat. That version also had the heroine shout Moon Star Power for a few episodes before reverting to Moon Crystal Power.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the mysterious girl in this episode's title a girl or something else?

The title "Angel or Devil? The Mysterious Girl from the Sky" refers to Chibiusa, the pink-haired child who tumbles out of the sky in this episode and instantly demands the Silver Crystal from Usagi; she is a mysterious young girl, not literally an angel or a devil.

What does the mysterious girl demand from Usagi in this episode?

The girl plants herself inside the Tsukino household and insists that Usagi hand over the Silver Crystal, refusing to abandon her hunt for the gem.

What storyline does this episode begin?

"Angel or Devil? The Mysterious Girl from the Sky" launches the Black Moon storyline in Sailor Moon R.

Which villains make their first appearance in this episode?

This episode introduces Rubeus, Wiseman, and the four Spectre Sisters, Koan, Berthier, Calaveras, and Petz, along with the floating companion Luna-P.

Why do Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask fight Koan in this episode?

Koan, one of the newly arrived invaders hunting the mysterious girl, makes her move against Usagi's household, and Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask push her back in their first clash with the group.

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