Isekai by Moonlight/Trivia
Trivia about Isekai by Moonlight includes:
- Actor Allusion: "Smug Ami isn't very nice to listen to; she reminded me too much of Arisa Sono from All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku." Both characters were played by Aya Hisakawa in their canon works.
- Shout-Out:
- When they were sent to another dimension, Robu-san downloaded Shadowjack Watches Sailor Moon and Ryou downloaded a copy of what existed of Dungeon Keeper Ami in 2017, so that Ami and Makoto could read them.
- Sword-wielding Original Characters Ichiro and Sakura were named after the characters in Sakura Taisen.
- During Chapter S in a conversation between two of the isekai characters:
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"You nearly died while we were living out the Sailor Moon R story, and now you've nearly died while we're living out the Sailor Moon S story. Do it again during the Sailor Moon SuperS story and I'll have to invent TV Tropes early just to add you as an example of Once a Season." |
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- The canon trope-naming In the Name of the Moon speech occasionally includes a sentence about how a relevant famous or trailblazing person might forgive the malefactor, but Sailor Moon will not. Isekai by Moonlight follows this pattern on occasion. In order:
- During the figure-skating lesson trap: "Kristi Yamaguchi might forgive you, but I will not!" Kristi Yamaguchi won an Olympic gold medal for figure skating in 1992.
- At the grocery store where the Dark Moon's "Dark Fruit" was being sold: "Shizuo Tsuji may forgive you, but I will not!" Shizuo Tsuji, head of the Ecole Technique Hotelier Tsuji and author of Japanese Cookery: a simple art, passed away on March 9, 1993.
- During the chess match between Berthier and Mercury: "Naoko Takemoto might forgive you, but I will not!" Naoko Takemoto won the Japanese Women's Chess Championship every year between 1979 and 1994, and placed sixth in the 1987 Women's World Chess Championships.
- When the Death Busters had Usagi trapped at the Tokyo Tower and a replacement Sailor Moon had to rescue her: "Tsuru Hiromi might forgive you, but I will not!" One of the most famous seiyuu at the time, Hiromi Tsuru was also a model in her younger years.
- During the summer festival where the taiko player's Pure Heart was extracted: "Oguchi Daihachi might forgive you, but I will not!" The Other Wiki tells us that "Master Japanese drummer Daihachi Oguchi is credited with inventing kumi-daiko, the taiko ensemble, in 1951."
- Non-canon, when a romance writer's Pure Heart was extracted: "Danielle Steel might forgive you, but I will not!" Danielle Steel is one of the most popular romance writers ever.
- The canon trope-naming In the Name of the Moon speech occasionally includes a sentence about how a relevant famous or trailblazing person might forgive the malefactor, but Sailor Moon will not. Isekai by Moonlight follows this pattern on occasion. In order:
- Super Weight: If you aren't familiar with Sailor Moon, then this list contains spoilers for "Chapter S". If you're a Sailor Moon fan, the spoilers should be obvious.
- Fragile Weight (-1): nobody
- Mundane Weight (0): Ichigo, Saeko, Shario-chan
- Iron Weight (1): Artemis, Luna
- Abnormal Weight (2): Ka'o, Naru, Ryou, Princess Lady / Sailor Chibimoon
- Super Weight (3): Haruka / Sailor Uranus, Hotaru / Sailor Saturn, Mamoru / Tuxedo Kamen, Michiru / Sailor Neptune, Minako / Sailor Venus, Setsuna / Sailor Pluto, Hayate-chan, Ichiro, Meia, Sakura
- Hyper Weight (4): Ami / Sailor Mercury, Makoto / Sailor Jupiter, Robu-san
- World Weight (5): Usagi / Sailor Moon
- Cosmic Weight (6): nobody
- Author Weight (7): nobody
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