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The Death of Uranus and Neptune: The Talisman Appears

EpisodeSSailor Moon SEp. 110

Episode 110 of the S season sends Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune to confront Eudial alone, walking knowingly toward death as their own pure hearts are revealed to hold two of the three talismans.

Season Number: 3
Japanese Air Date: October 15, 1994
Us Air Date: July 10, 2000
Writer: Yoji Enokido
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Summary

Eudial refines her search program and locates fresh talisman-bearers, then lures Haruka and Michiru to the Marine Cathedral. Sensing the talismans are about to surface, the two answer the challenge and even take Usagi's brooch to keep her clear of the danger. At the cathedral they walk into a prepared trap, and Eudial reveals that they themselves carry two of the treasures she seeks.

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Key Events

Neptune is caught first, and when Uranus rushes to free her she is badly wounded by a second snare. Eudial aims her heart-removing weapon and names Uranus a holder as well. Neptune tears loose only to be hurt again, and in the struggle her pure heart is drawn out, taking the shape of a mirror. Usagi arrives and shoves Eudial from a ledge before the third talisman can be seized. Unable to restore Neptune's heart while it holds its talisman form, Usagi despairs, but Uranus, seeing hope that Usagi may yet save the world, returns the brooch and turns the weapon on herself, her own heart emerging as a sword.

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Notes

In the manga both guardians carried their talismans from the start, Neptune bearing the Deep Aqua Mirror in civilian form and Uranus summoning the Space Sword at will, neither hidden inside their bodies. Setsuna Meiou appears for the first time, and Mimete debuts as the coworker whose prank spurs Eudial on. The CWi dub aired it as "Destiny's Arrival" on July 10, 2000, following the Japanese broadcast on October 15, 1994.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Neptune and Uranus?

In The Death of Uranus and Neptune: The Talisman Appears, Eudial traps Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus at the Marine Cathedral and uses her heart-removing weapon on them. Their pure hearts are drawn out as two of the three talismans, Neptune's taking the shape of a mirror and Uranus's a sword.

Why do Uranus and Neptune walk into Eudial's trap?

Uranus and Neptune sense that their talismans are about to surface and choose to face Eudial themselves rather than let anyone else get hurt. They even take Usagi's brooch beforehand to keep her clear of the danger.

How does Usagi try to help Uranus and Neptune in this episode?

Usagi arrives at the Marine Cathedral and shoves Eudial off a ledge before she can seize the third talisman. She is unable to restore Neptune's pure heart while it remains in its talisman form.

Who debuts in The Death of Uranus and Neptune: The Talisman Appears?

This episode marks the first appearances of Setsuna Meiou and Mimete, the coworker whose prank spurs the villain Eudial into action.

When did The Death of Uranus and Neptune: The Talisman Appears air?

The episode aired in Japan on October 15, 1994, as episode 110 of Sailor Moon S, and later in the United States on July 10, 2000, under the CWi dub title Destiny's Arrival.

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