Scariest Battle

Silence_Knight · Post by **Silence_Knight** » Tue Jan 18, 2005 3:26 pm

For me the scariest moment was not a battle, but a scene, when Usagi was going to fight beryl. Luna screams that if she uses the silver crystal she will die, that sends a chill up my spine.

Sakuya · Post by **Sakuya** » Tue Jan 18, 2005 10:52 pm

doodlebuguk wrote:For pure creepy factor, I'd have to pick the first two youma that Sailor Moon had to fight (Morga and whatshername...) The fact both of them looked like the undead didn't really help. And as someone already mentioned, when Morga twists her head around, that's really disturbing.

Well originally, Naoko had a knack for drawing youma that way in the manga so I thought it was pretty consistent. I just wished they'd make every single youma so scary-looking.

[spoiler]The scariest (anime) battle must be the one with Deathbusters. It's so unexpected with many twists in the story. Plus how Moon looked when she tried to save Hotaru.

In the manga, the Infinity arc is on par with the Stars arc. The Infinity arc because of the whole death theme as well as how these unknown senshi that attacks Sailor Soldiers. The Stars arc is because of bringing the entire galaxy into the story with many deaths occurring and destruction. It really makes you feel very tiny, like 1 in a 100 million or something to that extent. And then Usagi loses everything except for herself (well, it can be considered a form of herself I guess...). [/spoiler]

devilmaykickass · Post by **devilmaykickass** » Tue Jan 18, 2005 11:42 pm

The fight in episode 60 between Chibi Usa and Usagi, in the bathtub...naked...with those strange motions...full of RED water.

Artemis Lover · Post by **Artemis Lover** » Sun Jan 30, 2005 5:54 pm

Definitely the fight between Eudial, Uranus, and Neptune... It makes it all the more scary because Uranus is screaming at her not to continue, but she does anyway. It sucks, because this part is chilling but it's on one of my favorite DVDs. Also somewhat "scary" were all of the fights in Stars with the monsters, which grew increasingly more weird with each episode. "Western" was about as weird as they get.