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We Love Fashion: The Stylish Guardians

EpisodeEp. 140

A designer who has run dry of ideas begs a striking newcomer to headline his next runway show, never guessing the model is one of the Dead Moon's agents in disguise. This SuperS installment sends Fish Eye onto the catwalk, where swelling vanity drives away everyone who once believed in the artist.

Kanji: ミニが大好き! おしゃれな戦士達
Writer: Genki Yoshimura
Monster: Gomumario
Director: Junichi Satou
Season Name: Sailor Moon SuperS
Us Air Date: October 12, 2000
Season Number: 4
English Dub Title: Clothes Call
Japanese Air Date: June 17, 1995
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Summary

A clothing designer whose imagination has dried up pins his hopes on a fresh face for his next collection, reaching out to Fish Eye, who moves through the city in the guise of an ordinary young man. Flattered by the invitation, the Amazon agrees to strut as the show's centerpiece. Success quickly swells his ego, and the growing conceit alienates the assistants and companions who had rallied around the struggling artist.

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Key Events

Yoshiki Usui, the designer at the heart of the story, stakes his creative revival on the disguised Amazon rather than his usual circle. As Fish Eye basks in the spotlight, his haughty conduct chips away at the goodwill around the studio, until the people who once supported the designer walk out on him. The featured enemy of the installment is the monster Gomumario.

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Notes

Broadcast in Japan on June 17, 1995, this thirteenth chapter of the SuperS run stands as the 140th episode of the franchise overall. Genki Yoshimura wrote the script and Junichi Satou directed. North American viewers received it on October 12, 2000, retitled Clothes Call for the CWi English release.

Because Fish Eye was rewritten as female for both the English and Italian broadcasts, the moment where he exposes his chest was censored on television in those markets, and the bar exchange about appearing in drag was reworded. Fans note this as the single occasion in the series where Fish Eye pursued a mark without presenting as a woman, and the pink shirt Usagi wears from Usui's label resurfaces much later in episode 182.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does designer Yoshiki Usui recruit in "We Love Fashion: The Stylish Guardians"?

Yoshiki Usui recruits Fish Eye, an agent of the Dead Moon disguised as an ordinary young man, to headline his fashion show after his own creative ideas run dry.

How does success change Fish Eye in this episode?

After his runway success, Fish Eye's growing conceit and haughty conduct alienate the assistants and companions who once supported the designer.

What monster appears in "We Love Fashion: The Stylish Guardians"?

Gomumario is the featured monster of this episode.

Why is this episode notable for Fish Eye's characterization?

It marks the single occasion in the series where Fish Eye pursues a mark without presenting as a woman, since he was rewritten as female for the English and Italian broadcasts.

When did this episode air and where does it fall in the series?

It aired in Japan on June 17, 1995 as the thirteenth episode of Sailor Moon SuperS, the 140th episode overall, reaching North America on October 12, 2000 as "Clothes Call."

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