#bishoujo senshi sailor moon
I’m revamping my con prints after a year of school! Putting that education to use! XD so I’m starting back at the beginning with my fave magical girl! ✨✨
Sorry it’s been a while since I’ve been able to post! I’ve been swamped with school but I managed to finish a quick doodle of one of my all time fave characters!
Sailor Mars ❤️ Jadeite
I like gensen a lot!
And this is experiment with style and with materials. Hope you like it…
One more screenshot redraw ✨
Redraw of screenshot from Sailor Moon for instagram challenge #sailor_redraw
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Just thinking about how in Sailor Moon, relationships are never put in a bullshit hierarchy. Familial relationships, romances, and friendships are portrayed as equally valuable, as we see them through their importance to Usagi.
When Usagi gets together with Mamoru, her friendships with the Senshi never take a backseat. She still spends tons of time with them and it’s obvious she greatly cherishes her relationships with her friends. Mamoru himself never puts Usagi in a position where she has to choose between him and her friends. For fuck’s sake, he’s practically a cheerleader for the Senshi’s friendships in the 90s anime, where Tuxedo Mask delivers speeches about how awesome Sailor Moon and her friends are and how friendship is the best thing ever.
Familial relationships get less of a spotlight as Usagi’s family gets less and less focus as the series goes on, but it’s still very clear that they mean a lot to her. Moreover, when Chibiusa, Usagi’s future daughter, is introduced, a lot of focus is given to her relationship with Usagi.
It’s just so refreshing given that amatonormativity (a norm where tons of emphasis is placed on the importance of romantic relationships) is so prevalent in most cultures. Yes, Usagi’s romance with Mamoru is a big part of the series, but so are her friendships with the Senshi and her relationship with Chibiusa. It was so awesome of Naoko Takeuchi and the teams behind the various adaptations to defy the typical “romance comes before everything else” formula and portray Usagi and Mamoru’s romance as just one of many healthy, loving relationships in Usagi’s life.