You're supposed to do this." And then, I got older and I got tired. So I was like, "Yeah, why are you complaining? You're supposed to save the world. I think when I was younger, it annoyed me because I was projecting what other people would say. On the reasons why Usagi's crying used to annoy her as a child This interview has been edited for length and clarity. She recently wrote about the anime for The Mary Sue, in an essay titled "Revisiting the First Episode of Sailor Moon 30 Years Later Makes Me Appreciate Usagi Crying About How Stressful It Is to Be a Magical Girl", and she sat down with NPR's Juana Summers to talk about why Sailor Moon still endures. Eventually, she'll meet other girls with similar magical powers and, together, the Sailor Scouts battle to keep evil at bay.īriana Lawrence is fandom editor at The Mary Sue, and a longtime Sailor Moon fan. Then one day, she meets a talking cat who helps her transform into Sailor Moon and tasks her with fighting supernatural forces. Usagi Tsukino - or Serena, to American viewers - was an average 14-year-old living a normal schoolgirl life. Sailor Moon burst onto Japanese television screens 30 years ago and captured the hearts and minds of young people around the world.
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