Crystals in the Moonlight - Sailor Moon Web Site

9:30am, PST - I got home from work yesterday and found that Lunarock CD waiting for me in the mail pile. CDNow e-mailed me a few days ago and said it was on backorder (which is why it didn't arrive last week like I had expected). I just listened to the whole thing. It's only twenty-eight minutes long...but it's still cool, I think. So, I get to add something to that lyrics page (yay!). But first, seeing as it's so early in the morning, I'm going to go take care of some other stuff first.

-=- 6-13-99 -=-

Hello, everyone! Now, to say I hate change would be wrong. I just like to take things slow sometimes. It seems weird that three and one-half years have passed since I first started this thing up. Back in those days this "site" was just a one-page, ten kilobyte or so web page. And now... well, now it's much bigger, suffice it to say. To be honest, I've probably watched only eight and one-half hours of Sailor Moon in the last year (yes, if you guessed "Lunar Eclipse", you're absolutely right). This isn't to say that I like Sailor Moon any less, though. I've got the first hundred fifty-four episodes on my bookcase, though I'm really only here to talk about the eighty-two that aired on U.S. television.

Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon, eh? "Sailor Moon? What is that," you ask? A quick answer to that question can be found in the introduction page I wrote. If it's the story behind the show you're looking for, then you can look at my Small-Sized Summary of the Sailor Scouts' Splendid Story. And if that's not enough for you, you can amuse yourself for hours and hours with what's stored in the immense SMCS Fan-Fiction library (or, for a quick diversion you can look at my little blurb about Trix). You can find out a little (very little) about who has appeared in the show by checking out the Character List I compiled. And speaking of characters, a lot of 'em go have the weirdest Transformations and Special Powers that I've ever seen. I was recently able to add to the Episode List the names of the final seventeen episodes of what's known as "Sailor Moon R," which were first aired on the Cartoon Network late last year. I was somewhat disappointed to see that there weren't any new "Sailor Says" blurbs at the end of any of the episodes. There was a new song though (Were there more? I'm not sure), but I haven't added it to my page of Songs and Lyrics yet. I feel like there's a lot more to the show, but so far I've only discussed the repetitive mentioning of various Crystals and Other Rocks that have popped up, as well as some of the Mythology Related to Sailor Moon. Hopefully I'll have more to say than that, but only time can tell. I know I said I was only going to talk about what's been seen on U.S. television, but actually I've snuck in a little bit about the original Japanese version as well as some stuf about Sailor Moon in the Philippines. I figure a little bit of comparison can't hurt things. I may even talk about other versions one day. TV isn't the only place where Sailor Moon is at though. There's Cards, Music, Books, Toys, and lots of other Merchandise (Notice how each of those words is capitalized? I think I'm planning more additions again). There's also thousands of websites out on the Net, so you'll never have to ask yourself or anyone else, "Where Can I Find More Sailor Moon?" Well, that's pretty much all I have to say for now. If you have a question about anything, the answer might be in the small FAQ I put together. But if not, then you can always post your question on the Message Board and have someone else answer it for you. Or, if you want to report an error, suggest an addition, tell me something that I forgot to put in the page, or tell me anything else that may be on your mind, then you can E-mail me.

This is my first step forward in making an update. I'm not really sure how I'm going to approach any further changes though. People have been e-mailing me about the disappearance of my "Debuts and Defeats" page. Honestly, if you wanna see a page like that, Hitoshi Doi has had one for a very very long time here. But... I suppose I should really do my own version anyway. People have always been saying I should get pictures and/or a picture gallery. Well, I'm sure I'm never going to do a gallery kinda thing. There's got to be plenty of those out on the net. As for having a few pictures here and there...yeah, that sounds good to me. I'm not sure how I'll approach that yet either. I finally ordered myself a Lunarock CD (if you want one, you can do what I did and order one at CDNow), so I'll get those lyrics up within the next two weeks. Well, I think that's all for now.

This page was last revised on 6-13-99, meaning, one hundred sixty-six days have passed since the last update. The revision before that was on 12-15-98, and the revision before that was made on 9-1-98. As of the last revision, the site is about forty-one months old (Specifically, one thousand two hundred seventy-four days). The Sailor Moon Continuing Story (SMCS) died after eight hundred days, on 12-15-97. And as for the Neo-Continuing Story (SMnCS), it didn't really get that far (7 months, maybe). About 316,984 moonies visited this page during my old Prodigy days (from 4-01-1996 until 6-01-99), but after June 1st (when I moved this site over to Tripod), I got this new counter:

This site will probably be updated about every thirty days in order to keep those Tripod people happy
(However, I'm not sure if you should expect to see anything new).
Last revised on: 6-13-1999

- Thank you for visitng Crystals in the Moonlight, a Sailor Moon Web Site, created by Karl Peralta on January 2, 1996, whose purpose was and still is to discuss things relating to what has appeared or still appears on American broadcast, cable, and whatever else kinda TV is out there -
"Sailor Moon" is copyrighted by a whole lot of people, none of which are me.
This web page, and all web pages in the directory of "~crystalmoonlight" ( or just plain "crystalmoonlight") on Tripod's world wide web server (the one where all the "members.tripod.com" pages are kept, I guess), and anything else even remotely related to this web site (that aren't already copyrighted by other people) are ©1996-1999 Karl Peralta. All rights are reserved by the copyright holders. What rights? Well, they include lots of mean and nasty things, you can be certain of that. So, don't plagarize nothin' and you won't get moon dusted or whatever. And that means you!