Beautiful Dreamer: You know, some people take
liking this show way too far. I find it incredibly annoying to find
people fighting savagely over who the most powerful Senshi is, which
Scout is the prettiest, who has the best transformation or attacks. I
remember how much it mattered to me, even thought I don't know WHY I
cared so much, but I don't remember feeling that I had to fight with
someone to prove that I was right. It is all opinion, and your opinion is
just that, YOUR opinion. No one else has to see it your way, and you
shouldn't feel that your opinion is 'right,' because an opinion is an
opinion, it's is neither right nor wrong to anyone but yourself. I went
on Yahoo yesterday and clicked into a room that two
Sailormoon-enthusiasts were using as a verbal battleground to prove
themselves right. The worst part to me is that they were using more
opinions to prove that they were right, like "Sailorneptune is better
because she's prettier, stronger, smarter and she's got better attacks!"
the other person rebuked, "NO WAY!! Sailor Mars is waay better! She's way
prettier and she's not as shallow and she's more popular and she's got
waay better attacks too." I really get annoyed when people say that one
of the senshi is more beautiful than the others because they are all
extremely beautifully-drawn charactors and to compare their looks is
shallow, idiotic, and unnecesarry. First of all, they're just CHARACTORS!
They aren't real, they're not alive and they never will be, secondly
they are all pretty in different ways, there are different types of
beauty and of course it is irrelevant because if you must fight over
who's better, than looks shouldn't come into consderation. Beauty is in
the eye of the beholder, cliche, I know, but true! Fighting over
transformations and attack scenes is even worse to me, because in the
original Manga which came out before the anime, there were no
transformation scenes or lengthy attack scenes. Maybe I'm just angry
because some dumb people came into MY non-sailormoon RP room and made a
big scene arguing about who was better. We shouldn't be saying who is
better than who in the first place, -especially fictional charactors-
because everyone is different. Now I'm starting to sound like a first
grade teacher so I'll sign off here. |