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Crusade for the Galaxy: Legend of the Sailor Wars

EpisodeS5Ep. 194

The 194th episode and the 28th of the final Sailor Stars season has Princess Kakyuu recount the ancient conflict known as the Sailor Wars, revealing that only the Light of Hope can defeat the returned menace of Chaos.

Japanese Airdate: December 7, 1996
Director: Noriyo Sasaki
Writer: Ryota Yamaguchi
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Summary

Princess Kakyuu shares with Usagi the story of a long-ago struggle called the Sailor Wars, in which a legendary guardian brought the fighting to an end by sealing away Chaos. That evil has now resurfaced in the form of Sailor Galaxia, and Kakyuu explains that the single path to stopping it lies in recovering the Light of Hope that the legendary guardian left behind.

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Key Events

The legend frames Galaxia as the vessel of Chaos itself and sets the search for the Light of Hope as the heroes' remaining hope. In a downpour, Usagi grieves over her missing Mamoru when a figure she takes for Tuxedo Mask rescues her from Sailor Tin Nyanko. The red rose he throws gives him away as Seiya, who casts aside his formal jacket and transforms into Sailor Star Fighter, and Usagi recognizes the bloom as his.

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Notes

Written by Ryota Yamaguchi and directed by Noriyo Sasaki, with Yoshihiro Kitano as animation director, the episode first aired in Japan on December 7, 1996. It presents Galaxia's human form for the first time and debuts the complete animation for the Fighter Star Power, Make Up transformation. The Sailor Wars legend never appears in the manga, where the outer guardians willingly join forces with the Starlights, Haruka proposing the alliance once the inner guardians have died, and where Sailor Tin Nyanko is never partly healed. In the Viz dub, Usagi's voice reverts to its usual pitch during her encounter with Tin Nyanko.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sailor Wars legend in this episode?

In Crusade for the Galaxy: Legend of the Sailor Wars, Princess Kakyuu tells Usagi of a long-ago struggle called the Sailor Wars, in which a legendary guardian ended the fighting by sealing away Chaos, the same evil now returned as Sailor Galaxia.

How can the heroes stop Galaxia, according to Princess Kakyuu?

Kakyuu explains that the only path to stopping Galaxia lies in recovering the Light of Hope that the legendary guardian left behind after sealing Chaos.

Who rescues Usagi from Sailor Tin Nyanko in this episode?

Seiya rescues Usagi in the rain, revealing himself by throwing a red rose before casting aside his jacket and transforming into Sailor Star Fighter.

What does this episode debut for the first time in animation?

This episode presents Sailor Galaxia's human form for the first time and debuts the complete animation for the Fighter Star Power, Make Up transformation.

Does the Sailor Wars legend appear in the manga?

No, the Sailor Wars legend never appears in the manga, where instead the outer guardians willingly join forces with the Starlights once the inner guardians have died.

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