A visit from Edwards, an English-speaking acquaintance of Mamoru's, lands Usagi and her friends an invitation to an elegant gathering for foreign university students, where the evening's waltz sets the stage for the monster Chikuon.
An English-speaking friend of Mamoru's named Edwards drops by, and the encounter leads to invitations for Usagi and her companions to a party held for international students at a university. The formal affair, with its waltzing and its guests from abroad, gives the episode its title and its backdrop.
The evening brings out the Daimon Chikuon as the threat behind the festivities. The occasion also sees the girls back in the elegant gowns they wore to earlier gatherings, reusing the formal wardrobe from previous outings such as Michiru's concert.
The party marks the second occasion Usagi becomes drunk, echoing an earlier first-season episode. Dub versions reworked the setting heavily: the original language barrier between Japanese and English was swapped for one between English and French, while the newer Viz version framed it as the girls needing to speak proper English for the guests. The Cloverway edit replaced Usagi's alcohol with juice, having her simply drink too much and feel unwell.

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Usagi dances the waltz in the Sailor Moon S episode Usagi Dancing to the Waltz, when Edwards, an English-speaking friend of Mamoru's, gets her and her friends invited to an elegant party for international university students.
Edwards, an English-speaking acquaintance of Mamoru's, sets in motion the invitation for Usagi and her friends to the formal party for international students.
The Daimon Chikuon emerges as the threat lurking behind the party's festivities.
Usagi becomes drunk at the party, the second time this happens to her in the series; the Cloverway dub replaced the alcohol with juice, having her simply drink too much and feel unwell.
The girls reuse the elegant gowns they wore to earlier formal occasions, such as Michiru's concert.
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