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December 9th, 2006
Update - Jay Navok

ABC News Article + Another Spotting

Thanks Cordelia LeFay for sending in this article:

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/story?id=2670329&page=1
 

This same style of cartooning is known as "anime," when the pictures are moving, in video or film.

"There was an audience here waiting, girls that watched 'Sailor Moon' and loved it," said Svetlana Chmakova, an artist who draws Japanese-style manga comics, for Cosmo Girl Magazine and publisher TokyoPop.

"Sailor Moon" is one of the most famous Japanese television cartoons in the world.

It began running on American television in the mid-1990s, and a film version was released by Disney, the parent company of ABC, in 2000.

You'd think that ABC would be able to get its own news-story straight. For those scratching their heads, years ago there were rumors that Geena Davis was going to star as Queen Beryl in a live action Sailor Moon flick but it never happened. It was on IMDB at one point, though.

We also have a Sailor Moon in pop culture spotting thanks to Brant. In W.I.T.C.H.  - V is for Victory check out 8:09 where you can see a character looking much like "Serena" walking down the hallway.

Kerochan no Miko has provided us with a screenshot:

 

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