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I didn't mean to offend you, but Those pages are pretty much as I said. They're more than likely to both get deleted, no matter what tag they had, they would understand the message I'm trying to get to them.
Carlo V. Sexron03:20, 15 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Just stop. Give me some scans of this "MAGNA #17" or stop acting like you know something that has somehow eluded longer-term and more well-known fans of the series all these years. This little joke of yours ceased to be funny at the moment of its inception. Danny Lilithborne04:28, 15 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Uh, if you're talking about the Sailor Moon manga, #17 is during the Black Moon arc and has nothing to do with the Stars arc. There's nothing resembling what you're saying in the Stars manga, and I even double checked Alex Glover's translations to make sure, which is more time than I should invest in obvious trolling. Danny Lilithborne04:40, 15 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Again, there is nothing resembling what you're saying in Alex Glover's translations, which are generally accepted as accurate by the fanbase. [1] And yes, you are a troll. Danny Lilithborne04:48, 15 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
Alright, this is my last message to you, and then this conversation is over. If I were to believe you (which I don't), you obviously have a horrendous translation in your hands. Either way, you are obviously unwilling to listen to reason. Here is every line Yaten utters in the Stars story arc.
"I am Yaten Kou. I have all your CDs and videos. Nice work." (Act 43)
"I'm Yaten Kou! My hobby is photography. Nice to meet you." (Act 44)
"Only for you." (Act 44)
"'To my loving Mamo-chan. Thanks for that wonderful sunset postcard.' Your kanji stinks." (Act 44)
"That's an awful color! Can't you find a color to match yourself better?" (Act 44)
"Sailor Star Power!" (sic) (Act 44)
"Sailor Star Healer." (Act 44)
"Look. Sailor Mercury and Sailor Jupiter's bodies have been destroyed." (Act 45)
"Why do you care about that girl?" (Act 45)
"There is someone following their heart. You have decided to live for that person." (Act 45)
"No." (Act 45)
"Well, what if we were impostors?" (Act 45)
"...Death, as a human." (Act 45)
"Only their flesh is destroyed, Sailor Moon. All that is a sailor soldier is inside the sailor crystals. The crystals of unknown power, the sailor crystals, won't disappear! And so, Galaxia is only coming after the sailor crystals!" (Act 45)
"Right!" (Act 45)
"Planets all grow from starseeds. Not just planets. Different sizes, different shapes, different names, but... All things with life grow from starseeds. This planet and its people have starseeds. Same with our planet. And of course, we, the sailor soldiers, grow from starseeds. Sailor crystals are created as special starseeds, and spread out to the chosen planets. They grow together with those planets, finally becoming guardian soldiers and defending the planets. The first who attacked you, Iron Mouse, her planet Chuu was defended by Sailor Chuu. Aluminum Siren's planet Mermaid, by Sailor Mermaid. The planet Coronis by Sailor Coronis. The planet Mau by Sailor Mau." (Act 46)
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In your recent AFDs you list nonsense reasons to delete. Please give actual reasons that the article should be deleted, instead of "COME ON!!!!!1" or "STUPID" or other things.—Ryūlóng (竜龍) 09:07, 2 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]
