Sailor Moon episode 010

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“Cursed Buses! Fire Warrior Mars Appears”

“An Uncharmed Life”

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Episode 010
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Cursed Buses! Fire Warrior Mars Appears (呪われたバス!炎の戦士マーズ登場 Norowareta Bus! Honoo no senshi Mars toujou?) is the tenth episode of the Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon anime.

The official English-language translation of this episode is called An Uncharmed Life. It was produced by DiC, and aired on American television in 1995.

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Persuaded by her school friends, Usagi decides to visit a nearby Shinto shrine popular for its sales of enchanted love pendants. There, she meets Rei, a shrine maiden with incredible psychic powers. An angry mother comes and harrasses Rei - the mother is trying to find her daughter who disappeared along with an entire busload of students when leaving the shrine. Luna and Ami suspect that the Dark Kingdom is behind it and decide to investigate. Ami has to attend cram school, so Usagi must catch the bus alone. When the dreaded bus arrives, Usagi changes her mind and decides not to enter out of fear. Instead, she tries to question Rei, which only leads to arguing. Luna seems to sense something and leaves behind a transformation pen which Rei picks up. The following day, Usagi and Luna return and this time, disguised as a bus attendant, Usagi enters the vehicle and along with the busload of girls coming from the shrine, gets sucked into a black hole which suddenly appears in the middle of the road. Rei senses it and ultimately pins the fault on her grandfather’s new assistant who happens to be Jadeite. He forces her into the black hole where the youma fights with Sailor Moon. Luna speaks to Rei and tells her to transform into Sailor Mars. She does so and defeats the youma, sending everyone back home.[1][2]

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  1. ^ Carroll, Elizabeth Ann. Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon. Retrieved on 2006-11-27.The Oracle's episode summary
  2. ^ Doi, Hitoshi (1992-12-04). Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon episode 10. Retrieved on 2006-11-27.

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