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Sailor Moon
Description
Sailor Moon is a Japanese cartoon created by Naoko Takeuchi. Also the main character has the same name, but usually called Usagi to be less confusing. Some people say there is a complex plot between good and evil, time travel, romance of a man deciding between two sides, friendships and protection however some people just watch it for the skimpy girls.
It is the most commonly masturbated-to anime of all time, due to the skimpy outfit wearing, brainless heroines who are patterned after white American women.
Media Infomation
Japanese Anime
Made by
Country of Origin
Japan
Dates
1992-1997
Characters
With emphasis given to those seen in Youtube Poops
- Usagi Tsukino
- Ami Mizuno
- Makoto Kino
- Tuxedo Kamen
- Nephrite
- Jadite
- Zoicite
Episodes etc
There are 200 episodes, 3 movies and a couple of specials. Also these are named with the original Japanese names and not the altered American version which skipped episodes for no apparent reason.
Usage
First Used in a Poop by
lionkingfan (even though Furnessly first had the idea)
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Often Used by
- Thereisnospoon303
- Dillrod90
- UncleChuckTH
- Furnessly (regretably)
Sometimes Used by
Liked By
- You
- Fiddlesticks411
- Link
- Horny men
- Horny lesbians
Disliked by
Further information
Main Source for Poopers
Official website
Trivia
- There is a consipiracy theory that SEGA was involved with the production indirectly but it is nonsense.
- WB sued Tiertex for ripping of Spaced-Out Bunny and Bugs Bunny which is currently on trial.
- This was not shown in the UK due to a high amount of lesbianism which was considered illegal at the time.
- The show had a Sonic Sez rip off called Sailor Moon Says when it was aired in America.
- Considered worst show of all time on ToonZone, Golden Age Cartoons, Youtube Poop community and even Furnessly himself. Plus it was banned in 21 out of 23 countries.
