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* [[Royals Who Actually Do Something]]: Queen Beryl is not above showing up in the human world and taking a hand in matters.
* [[Batman Can Breathe in Space|Sailor Guardians Can Breathe on the Moon]]
* [[Standard Female Grab Area]]: In episode 7, Zoisite seizes Usagi by the upper arm to restrain her while confronting Tuxedo Mask. To her credit, she's already been battered a bit ''and'' had used an exhausting magical effect shortly before, so her brief inability to act is probably not entirely due to the grip.
* [[Stealth Hi Bye]]: Umino is capable of this, often suddenly appearing amongst Usagi and her friends in early episodes.
* [[Super Strength]]: Makoto already has a reputation for this when she first arrives at Usagi's school -- with some justification.
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* [[True Love's Kiss]]: In episode 14, and lampshaded moments later by Luna.
* [[Unusually Uninteresting Sight]]: Although Luna has conversations with Usagi in all sorts of public locations -- street corners, school yards, buses -- ''no one'' ever seems to find a talking cat at all unusual or worth paying attention to. [[Lampshaded]] in episode 3 when Luna suddenly pretends to be a normal cat and only meowing when Mamoru turns out to be sitting next to them on a bus; he then asks Usagi why she's talking to herself...
* [[Urban Legends]]/[[Day-Old Legend]]: Many of the Dark Kingdom's operations seem to become "instant" urban legends -- like the "haunted bridal show" in episode 5 or the "demon bus" from episode 4. They can't have been in operation all that long, but somehow they seem to get rumors and legends about them almost instantly.
* [[Video Game Tropes]]: We see enough of the ''Sailor V'' video game that we can start sussing out its tropes -- it's a multi-level side-scrolling shooter to start with.
* [[Weird Moon]]: It always seems to be full, for weeks at a time (until it's necessary for the plot for it ''not'' to be full), and when full is much larger than "normal". And when it's not full, it's always a distorted crescent whose points almost touch, enclosing a black circle. It also only has realistic surface detail when it's full, otherwise it's flat white.
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