Sera Myu

Celexa · Post by **Celexa** » Sun Aug 22, 2004 7:35 pm

TV-N subbed it's first Sera Myu! Awesome! I'm not familiar with the musical name though, can't wait till it finishes! I'm also curious, how many musicals are there? On most sites they list 10-11, but somewhere I read there were more than 700.
I'm confused

Any favorite musicals? I've only watched Ai no Sanctuary, but that one was really good. In my opinion, Sera Myu has the best songs though!

Sailorasteroid · Post by **Sailorasteroid** » Sun Aug 22, 2004 8:35 pm

I believe "Sera Myu" is a general term for all the Sailor Moon musicals, but how many there are or the subtitles of them I can not say.

Rainbow · Post by **Rainbow** » Mon Aug 23, 2004 7:56 am

I've never seen the musicals, but I have heard of something. People who think Taiki was too cold and aloof in the anime will find them to be refreshing--at least, when Hikari Ono played her, she and Yaten were the silly ones. I've heard the Starlights are more serious in the newer musicals, though.

RoastedTwinkies · Post by **RoastedTwinkies** » Mon Aug 23, 2004 2:10 pm

I've only seen short clips of the musicals. The songs are great and it looks fun and entertaining!

Silver Serenity · Post by **Silver Serenity** » Mon Aug 23, 2004 5:45 pm

I'm not familiar with the name either, though I did enjoy it. It was cute. They sang La Solider twice though didnt they? But it seemed to be a small show rather than a full-throttle musical, since there wasnt really a plot to it. Could it be considered a Sera Myu?

Lady of the Light · Post by **Lady of the Light** » Mon Aug 23, 2004 6:59 pm

Celexa wrote: I'm also curious, how many musicals are there? On most sites they list 10-11, but somewhere I read there were more than 700.

I think that there are 10-11 different musicals, as in different storylines, but the 700 is to how many performances they've done over the years. Does that make any sense?

And as for the musicals themselves, I've never seen one, but I would love to have the chance. I've downloaded some of the music, and it's awesome, but I desperately want to see more...T_T

Ni-ban Neko · Post by **Ni-ban Neko** » Mon Aug 23, 2004 7:48 pm

The first TV-Nihon release is kind of a teaser release. It's a short show the Japanese actresses did in China to introduce Seramyu over there.

The full musicals are about 90 minutes long and actually have stories to them.

Celexa · Post by **Celexa** » Tue Aug 24, 2004 9:32 am

Lady of the Light wrote:
Celexa wrote: I'm also curious, how many musicals are there? On most sites they list 10-11, but somewhere I read there were more than 700.
I think that there are 10-11 different musicals, as in different storylines, but the 700 is to how many performances they've done over the years. Does that make any sense?

And as for the musicals themselves, I've never seen one, but I would love to have the chance. I've downloaded some of the music, and it's awesome, but I desperately want to see more...T_T

Ohhh.......NOW it makes sense! But if they do one every summer and one every winter, would some of those be the revision musicals, or were those just made for the DVDs? Because my figures don't match up, but I'm assuming SeraMyu started in '94 so I could be wrong. When DID Sera Myu start?

Jumbled Thoughts · Post by **MarioKnight** » Tue Aug 24, 2004 11:57 am

The first Serayu was in Summer of 1993 and they had one once each summer for 1994 and 1995. 1996 was the year where they started having two per year, one always in the summer, the other one being in either spring or winter.

Celexa · Post by **Celexa** » Tue Aug 24, 2004 1:47 pm

MarioKnight wrote:The first Serayu was in Summer of 1993 and they had one once each summer for 1994 and 1995. 1996 was the year where they started having two per year, one always in the summer, the other one being in either spring or winter.

Some of those would be the revision musicals, right? Because that would be 20 different musicals @.@ Of course new ones have come out, and I could be assuming again, but I don't think there are 20 different stories...

Sera Myu is definantly interesting though. I think it's neat how they take the old characters, add some new ones, and create an awesome new storyline! I don't know the musical name, but that Galaxia / Beryl one sounds really neat.

gaijin · Post by **gaijin** » Wed Oct 06, 2004 1:07 am

I've only got 2 seramyu vids... transylvania no mori and kaguya shima densetsu

Usagi04 · Post by **Usagi04** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 3:00 pm

I've seen two Sera Myu productions. I really enjoyed most of them, the music is really cool in my opinion.

Celexa · Post by **Celexa** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 3:47 pm

I finally got to see The Coming of Princess Kakyuu, and it's my favorite musical to date! It was great, especially the 2004 version of Boku-tachi no Jidai

Or maybe I'm just biased due to being a Starlights fangirl. But it really, truely was a great and funny musical. Especially that Hemihachiro guy. My favorite parts of him were the cast call, his non-sensical little musical round about purchasing a disordered hill, and when he

[spoiler]dressed up as Sailor Chibi Moon. I just about died.[/spoiler]

Ni-ban Neko · Post by **Ni-ban Neko** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 9:58 pm

Celexa: It makes sense that that count would include the Kaiteban (revisions). Sometimes the changes seem to be pretty minor, but in a few cases they've swapped stuff around a good bit and spiffed things up.

I'm glad to hear the revised See Me, Boku-Tachi no Jidai is good - I'm by no means a Starlights fangirl, but I'm really fond of that song.

Celexa · Post by **Celexa** » Thu Oct 07, 2004 10:45 pm

If you want to download 2004 Boku-Tachi, http://www.makenai.org/makenai/ should still have it up for download there somewhere. It was great, it really was. I also love that "We Can't Be The Soldiers Of Love Forever" song. I liked it better in Ai no Sanctuary, but it was still pretty good in the Coming of Kakyuu musical. But my all time favorite Myu song is Link

gaijin · Post by **gaijin** » Sun Oct 10, 2004 4:27 am

Celexa wrote:If you want to download 2004 Boku-Tachi, http://www.makenai.org/makenai/ should still have it up for download there somewhere. It was great, it really was. I also love that "We Can't Be The Soldiers Of Love Forever" song. I liked it better in Ai no Sanctuary, but it was still pretty good in the Coming of Kakyuu musical. But my all time favorite Myu song is Link

I have to agree. "Link" is a great song (from Kaguya Shima Densetsu), but I also like "The Last Change" from Translyvania no Mori a lot ^_^

Celexa · Post by **Celexa** » Sun Oct 10, 2004 1:17 pm

gaijin wrote:
Celexa wrote:If you want to download 2004 Boku-Tachi, http://www.makenai.org/makenai/ should still have it up for download there somewhere. It was great, it really was. I also love that "We Can't Be The Soldiers Of Love Forever" song. I liked it better in Ai no Sanctuary, but it was still pretty good in the Coming of Kakyuu musical. But my all time favorite Myu song is Link
I have to agree. "Link" is a great song (from Kaguya Shima Densetsu), but I also like "The Last Change" from Translyvania no Mori a lot ^_^

Oh I forgot about Last Change! I love that one too, but on the second part after "Moon Stick" but before "Moon Tier" does she say "Moon Rod" or "Moon Scope" or something completely different? Could never figure that out, to me it sounds like "Moon to" which I know is wrong @.@

gaijin · Post by **gaijin** » Sun Oct 10, 2004 2:03 pm

Oh I forgot about Last Change! I love that one too, but on the second part after "Moon Stick" but before "Moon Tier" does she say "Moon Rod" or "Moon Scope" or something completely different? Could never figure that out, to me it sounds like "Moon to" which I know is wrong @.@

I think its "Moon Rod"

Here's a link to the lyrics

http://www.angelfire.com/musicals/music ... hange.html

Also... what 2 or 3 musicals do you recommend I see next? I have no idea which ones are better than others...

Ni-ban Neko · Post by **Ni-ban Neko** » Sun Oct 10, 2004 2:42 pm

Thanks for the links - got 'em. The 2004 See Me, Boku-Tachi no Jidai is sung well, but the "Wai, wai, wai!" in the background is kind of a nuisance, IMO. I'd like it a lot better if the audience didn't participate.

Link's nice, but I think my "favorite Myu song" award goes to L'amour D'amour Moonlight from Usagi Ai no Senshi e no Michi.

Cardcaptor Takato · Post by **Cardcaptor Takato** » Tue Oct 19, 2004 7:58 am

I saw an older Sera-myu musical a while back and didn't like it too much (it was one of those infamous musicals with the humans trying to be Luna and Artemis), but I recently saw "The Coming of Kakyuu" and really enjoyed it. The costumes were much better this time around than the last time I saw Sera-myu, although I still think the color of Usagi's wig is too bright. I prefer the color they had in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, personally. Anyway, I loved "Boku-tachi no Jidai" which is probably my favorite song from the musical. I also liked the "Here goes! Shining Stars!" song (I think that's what it's called, anyway) and "La Soldier" which was played in the encore, too.

I thought it was interesting how the musical combined plots from both the anime and the manga, then also featured its own original stories. I was a bit confused though, [spoiler]as to why Queen Beryl was working for Sailor Galaxia all of the sudden.[/spoiler] Perhaps I should've seen the other musicals first? But I don't know where to find the other musicals for download, expcet for Ai no Sanctuary, which I also recently downloaded, but I haven't gotten around to watching it yet. The only thing I didn't like about this musical was Kakyuu, mainly because I didn't like her operaish style of singing. Can you tell I'm not a huge fan of opera? ^^;; My favorite scene has to be when Haruka meets Seiya for the first time.

Seiya: Please remember me as a junior.
Haruka: Yeah, like someone of the opposite sex.

Or something like that. ^^;;

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