In Memoriam: The Witches 5, Toil & Trouble
The Witches 5 were an eclectic bunch. Their personalities, their motivations, their modus operendi, their colour schemes, their competency, each one of the Witches contrasted strongly with the others. There […]
In Memoriam: The Professor, Insanely Brilliant
I adore Professor Tomoe. There are few enemies in Sailor Moon that bring such insanity and such malevolence to the table while also being one of the biggest sources of […]
In Memoriam: Mimett, How Did You Get The Job?
I will make no lie: I hate Mimett with a deep passion, and it’s not hate in the good sense of the word, like a captivating antagonist such as Rubeus […]
In Memoriam: Eugeal, She Stole my Heart
Eugeal is one of my favourite characters in Sailor Moon. Yes, she was chronically under-utilised, but in terms of personality, intelligence and class, she’s unmatched. She wasn’t granted a […]
In Memoriam: Wiseman, The Brilliant Poker Face
Wiseman was the master manipulator, the guiding hand that used everything around him for his own purpose. More than just excellent planning lay underneath that filthy old cloak – he […]
In Memoriam: Esmeraude, Laughing in the Face of Defeat
Esmeraude is probably the most ineffectual enemy Sailor Moon has ever faced. More undeservedly arrogant than Rubeus, with a criminal lack of social skills, obsessed with the unobtainable and […]
In Memoriam: Rubeus and The Phantom Sisters, One Awful Work Environment
Rubeus, as the ultimate mid-management 9-5 executive, was an excellent bad guy, in that he blamed all his inequities on his subordinates, then was shocked to find himself in […]
In Memoriam: Ali & En, Cock-Up Kings
Ali & En may not have been the most threatening of enemies (above image not withstanding), but while they were mostly bumbling, unpleasant characters, they at least facilitated a focus of […]
In Memoriam: Queen Beryl, Master of Delegation
Queen Beryl has been the constant, malevolent face of the Dark Kingdom since episode 1. Authoritative, complex and oddly sexy in a weird sort of way, good ol’ Bezza was […]
The Pretty Soldier Project 