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Line 6: While all this was happening, elsewhere in Japan, a force of Magical Girls that had recently prevented [[The End of the World as We Know It\|the end of Tokyo as we know it]] was starting to mobilize again - the [[Sailor Moon\|Sailor Senshi.]] Specifically, Sailor Pluto had called a meeting because she had been having time-induced headaches. On her way to the meeting this morning, however, an amnesiac boy fell on her and exposed the secret of the Sailor Senshi to Osaka Naru and Gurio Umino. At the same time, in Magic Kingdom, it was discovered that the three people leading the search for Pokota - Kamilu, Robelia, and [[Ranma ~~One Half~~½\|Kanro]] - had managed to fall out of a closet on Earth. Luckily for all involved, it was the closet of Nonohara Aiko, older sister of Himeko. Although a small amount of Damage Control needed to be done, no memories were erased as it had conveniently been decided some time beforehand that, because her boyfriend was now on the Missing Persons list, Aiko was allowed to know of [[The Masquerade]]. ... Or at least, that's what's been written so far. There's something about a prophecy, but I can't be buggered to type it up here. Although Kanro's inclusion officially means that ''[[Ranma ~~1/2~~½]]'' is included in the list of continuities snarled up in this mess, he is not, nor will he ever be, a new senshi. {{spoiler\|That doesn't mean that it won't happen to someone, though.}} It can be read [http://raekuul.deviantart.com/journal/26658465/ on Raekuul's deviantArt account], or at [http://addventure.bast-enterprises.de/223473.html The Anime Addventure]{{Dead link}}, or at [http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5405334/1/Three_Messengers Fanfiction.net]. It's also somewhere in the fanfiction board of Gaia Online... somewhere... {{tropelist}} ~~== Someone help me trope this out. I can't find everything by myself. ~Raekuul ==~~ * [[Aborted Arc]] - As things look now, mainly because it is easier to have Aiko in the know, the Drama Club will never be performing The Mysterious Star as a play. Not that there won't be a gag or two about this later on. * [[Artifact Title]] - It was originally called "Honobono Crossing", and it was to be a pure crossover between Himechan's Ribbon and Futagohime. Then I decided that Setsuna Meioh needed to have a headache... Line 23: * [[Simultaneous Arcs]], or maybe [[The Rashomon]], or perhaps [[Rotating Arcs]]... ** Maybe Rotating Arcs, because the time spent with Fine, Rein and Pokota is more comedic, the time spent with Himeko and Aiko is more dramatic, and the Sailor Senshi get whatever treatment I feel like handing them. {{Needs More Tropes}} {{reflist}} {{Sailor Moon Franchise}} [[Category:Troper Works]] [[Category:Three Messengers]]

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