This SuperS chapter, the seventh of the fourth season and 134th overall, reunites Makoto with a former classmate turned celebrated fantasy novelist whose imagination has stalled, drawing the Amazon Trio's monster toward another dreamer.
Main Characters (2)
Summary
Makoto crosses paths with Tomoko Takase, a girl she once shared a classroom with who has since earned acclaim as a fantasy author. The writer, however, is trapped by a stubborn creative block that has drained her inspiration. English broadcasts aired the story under the title A Pegasus Page Turner. The Lemures at the center of the plot is Tenko.
Key Events
The friendship at the heart of the episode ties Makoto to her old acquaintance while the villains of the Dead Moon Circus hunt for a beautiful dream to exploit. Tiger's Eye, whose off-duty look is a white tuxedo he keeps wearing in later chapters, is folded into the scheme against the novelist.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Makoto's Friendship: The Girl Who Admired Pegasus about?
Makoto Kino crosses paths with Tomoko Takase, a former classmate who has since earned acclaim as a fantasy novelist. The writer is trapped by a stubborn creative block, which draws the Dead Moon Circus villains toward her as a target.
Who is Tomoko Takase in this episode?
Tomoko Takase is a celebrated fantasy novelist who once shared a classroom with Makoto Kino. Her stalled imagination and creative block make her a target for the Amazon Trio's monster hunting for a beautiful dream to exploit.
What is the Lemures monster in Makoto's Friendship: The Girl Who Admired Pegasus?
The Lemures at the center of the plot is Tenko, sent by the Dead Moon Circus villains to exploit Tomoko Takase's stalled creativity. Tiger's Eye is also folded into the scheme against the novelist.
What is notable about Sailor Jupiter's transformation in this episode?
This entry marks the final on-screen use of the Jupiter Star Power, Make Up transformation, and its signature background theme plays for the last time here as well. It is a milestone for Sailor Jupiter in the SuperS season.
What is the English dub title of Makoto's Friendship: The Girl Who Admired Pegasus?
The English broadcast titled this episode A Pegasus Page Turner, and it reached North American audiences on October 4, 2000. It first aired in Japan on May 13, 1995.
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