It is no secret that if sister has recently indulged in some childhood memories
Spin - Transform - Represent the Moon to destroy you! ▼
That's right, "Sailor Moon", look at it again or taste.
The reason is that in last week's "Talk Show Conference", the contestant used this anime to make a case, saying that in the manga, the girl is even wearing makeup before the fight. ▼
It seems that this is the case, from the mediocre school uniform to the female warrior equipment: skirt + gloves + combat boots + headband, everything is available, even if fighting, you must wear beautifully ~ ~
But is Sailor Moon really a work that caters to the male gaze?
In fact, the discussion about it has never stopped, and some people think that this form of makeup will make girls pay more and more attention to appearance.
But if sister believes that compared to the male gaze, this work is actually a pivotal female work, marking the rise of feminist themes in the history of Japanese anime.
First of all, the protagonist of the story is the all-girl lineup.
The love between the male and female protagonists is not the only main line, and the battle friendship and girlfriend love between the girls are more extensive.
Moon hare, nerve strips, gluttony snooze, flower idiots... There are a lot of glitches, but at the same time, she is hot-blooded, righteous, and kind.
The partners she leads, each with their own characteristics, but everyone is not perfect.
Mizuno Yami, smart and calm, but always harsh on herself;
Fire Wild Li, enthusiastic and frank, temper is also relatively hot, easy to impulsive;
Makoto Kino, gentle and capable, but three sentences can not be separated from love;
Minako Aino, lively and cheerful, talented, but a crazy star-chasing girl.
Each of these five girls can find their own counterpart, they continue to grow, tap into the greater energy of the heart, and form a reliable and independent moon warrior.
Since then, for the first time, we have seen scenes of women as the main force of battle in anime. ▼
There are also many rather avant-garde ideologies in Sailor Moon.
For example, Haruka Tenno and Neptune Man may be the earliest LGBT representatives. ▼
The villain character, ostensibly the demon of the Dark Kingdom, actually represents the evil of humanity itself.
In the first episode, disguised as a jewelry store owner, 500,000 jewels only sell for 30,000, taking advantage of human greed to let everyone buy jewelry. ▼
And when the jewelry is put on the body, it begins to absorb human energy. ▼
Sailor Moon exists to fight against this evil force.
In another episode, the villain transforms into a slimming coach, taking advantage of the unscrupulous psychology of girls in order to become thin. ▼
Look at this rhetoric, how much like today's false advertising campaign. ▼
Unexpectedly, this work of nearly 30 years ago has begun to oppose body anxiety. ▼