Forest of Illusion: A Beautiful Fairy's Invitation
EpisodeThe tenth episode of the SuperS season follows Chibiusa as she befriends an artist convinced fairies are real. The Dead Moon agent Fish Eye exploits that belief, posing as a fairy to draw out the man's Dream Mirror.
Summary
Chibiusa strikes up a friendship with an artist who firmly believes in fairies. Fish Eye seizes on that conviction, taking on a fairy guise to seduce the man and pull out his Dream Mirror in search of the winged horse Pegasus.
Key Events
Working through the man's faith in fairies, Fish Eye sets the trap that lets the villain get close enough to extract his Dream Mirror, the recurring quarry of the Dead Moon's hunt during this stretch of the series.
Notes
The anime and manga diverge on Fish Eye's methods. In the manga, the goal was to locate and destroy the soldiers of the Moon Kingdom rather than search for Pegasus, and instead of picking a random civilian, Fish Eye relied on a fish-shaped hand mirror that exposed the Sailor Senshi's identities. A small touch has Fish Eye humming the series theme, Moonlight Legend, while applying make-up at the Amazon Bar.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in "Forest of Illusion: A Beautiful Fairy's Invitation"?
In this Sailor Moon SuperS episode, Chibiusa befriends an artist who believes fairies are real, and the Dead Moon agent Fish Eye exploits that belief by posing as a fairy to extract the man's Dream Mirror while searching for Pegasus.
Who is the villain in this episode and what does he want?
The villain is Fish Eye, an agent of the Dead Moon Circus who disguises himself as a fairy to seduce the artist and steal his Dream Mirror, hoping to find the winged horse Pegasus hidden within it.
How does this episode differ from the manga version of the story?
In the manga, Fish Eye's goal was to locate and destroy the soldiers of the Moon Kingdom rather than search for Pegasus, and instead of choosing a random civilian, Fish Eye used a fish-shaped hand mirror that exposed the Sailor Senshi's identities.
What monster appears in "Forest of Illusion"?
The monster of the week in this episode is Tsunawatarou, tied to Fish Eye's scheme to extract the artist's Dream Mirror.
What is a notable detail about Fish Eye in this episode?
A small touch in the episode shows Fish Eye humming the series theme song, Moonlight Legend, while applying make-up at the Amazon Bar.
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