Artemis is Cheating? Enter the Mysterious Kitten
EpisodeA tiny grey kitten from the future turns up and calls Artemis 'Papa,' throwing Luna into a jealous panic over whether her partner strayed with some other cat. While the felines sort out the misunderstanding, Tiger's Eye stalks a nun to pry open her Dream Mirror.
Summary
A small white kitten named Diana appears and greets Artemis as her father. The claim sends Luna spiraling into jealousy, convinced he carried on with another cat back in the future Moon Kingdom. As the cats untangle the confusion, Tiger's Eye fixes his sights on a nun, aiming to expose her Dream Mirror.
Key Events
Diana, a kitten who travels from the future, makes her first animated appearance. The Amazon Trio's Tiger's Eye pursues his chosen victim, with the Lemures Kigurumiko assigned as the episode's monster.
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Notes
In the manga, Diana first showed up during the earlier Black Moon storyline in Crystal Tokyo. The Cloverway dub renamed Sailor Venus's usual chain attack Love Chain Knockout, and the episode was skipped entirely in Poland. Its English title plays on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, while Minako's jab Benedict Artemis borrows from the notorious turncoat Benedict Arnold. A running gag shows Chibiusa picturing her elderly future self watching Sailor Moon on television.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Diana in this episode?
In "Artemis is Cheating? Enter the Mysterious Kitten," Diana is a small white kitten from the future who appears and greets Artemis as her father, marking her first animated appearance.
Why does Luna become jealous in this episode?
Luna spirals into jealousy after Diana calls Artemis "Papa," convinced that he carried on with another cat back in the future Moon Kingdom.
Who does Tiger's Eye target in this episode?
Tiger's Eye fixes his sights on a nun in this episode, aiming to expose her Dream Mirror.
What monster appears in this episode?
The Lemures Kigurumiko is assigned as the episode's monster while Tiger's Eye pursues his chosen victim.
What does this episode's English title reference?
The English title plays on Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, while Minako's jab "Benedict Artemis" borrows from the turncoat Benedict Arnold.
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