Sailor Moon S - Labyrinth Vol. 3, TV Version VHS

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Product Description ------------------- A race to steal pure hearts and to heal broken hearts! As Sailor Mercury, Amy is the smartest among the Sailor Scouts, but it's not her intellect, but rather her pure heart that attracts the evil Professor's minions. A casual swim turns into poolside peril as the heartsnatchers target Amy! The Scouts have thwarted the professor's sinister plans so far, but now he plans to eliminate them one by one, starting with Sailors Uranus and Neptune! Sailor Moon and Uranus must cooperate to save Sailor Neptune, but is it already too late? Sailor Moon S Vol.3 - Labyrinth (Contains 3 edited English dub episodes). Only on Toonami, Cartoon Network. .com ---- The five Sailor Scouts learn about the value of trying one's best, discover a whole new side of Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus, and experience the effects of jealousy firsthand in this trio of Sailor Moon episodes. "Damp Spirits" finds Ami distressed over her one-dimensionality. An encounter at the swimming pool with Amara's cousin Michelle lends Ami a new self-confidence but almost results in the loss of her pure heart crystal. In "Friendly Foes," Amara cls victory over Yamada at the motocross track, and Sailor Neptune and Yamada land right in the evil hands of Kaolinite. Sailor Moon and Sailor Uranus attempt to rescue the pair independently but end up chained together instead. Their forced union yields a whole new understanding of one another, which, in turn, causes them to join efforts in one final attempt to save Sailor Neptune. Jealousy rears its ugly head in "Mixed Emotions" when Chad suspects that Raye has a new friend. His decision to leave Raye's grandher's temple almost costs him his heart crystal and the five Sailor Scouts their lives. Will truth and justice triumph? Will Raye and Chad begin to realize the true nature of their feelings for one another? Superhero action, awesome animation, and intriguing story lines prevail in this 62-minute Sailor Moon treasury. Available on VHS in an edited version that plays on the Cartoon Network (ages 4 to 12), and an uncut version that runs 70 minutes and carries a rating of 13 and up. The uncut version also uses literally translated episode titles, while the edited version shortens and sweetens them. --Tami Horiuchi