Okay, with 2000 Summer Transylvania no Mori, you REALLY need to watch Last Dracul (the musical before it) to get a better understanding of Transylvania no Mori. I would recommend getting ahold of some of the other musicals, you are missing out on sooooo many as Miss Dream has only done a few.

Anyway, pretty much with the vampire musicals, you should watch them in order (unlike the other Myus where you don't really need to at all). So watch Last Dracul Jyokyoku, Transylvania no Mori, Transylvania no Mori Kateiban (its the revision and sort of a sequel as well), and then Chou Wakusei Death Vulcan no Fuuin.

Seramyuantics.net has them up for your viewing pleasure here: http://www.seramyuantics.net/video/thirdstage.htm

Also you may want to watch TnM a few times to start to understand it. I've watched it maybe 2 or 3 times and I notice things more and more each time. It doesn't help that they speak RIDICULOUSLY fast in that one too. xD

Small Lady wrote:

Okay, with 2000 Summer Transylvania no Mori, you REALLY need to watch Last Dracul (the musical before it) to get a better understanding of Transylvania no Mori. I would recommend getting ahold of some of the other musicals, you are missing out on sooooo many as Miss Dream has only done a few.

Anyway, pretty much with the vampire musicals, you should watch them in order (unlike the other Myus where you don't really need to at all). So watch Last Dracul Jyokyoku, Transylvania no Mori, Transylvania no Mori Kateiban (its the revision and sort of a sequel as well), and then Chou Wakusei Death Vulcan no Fuuin.

Seramyuantics.net has them up for your viewing pleasure here: http://www.seramyuantics.net/video/thirdstage.htm

Also you may want to watch TnM a few times to start to understand it. I've watched it maybe 2 or 3 times and I notice things more and more each time. It doesn't help that they speak RIDICULOUSLY fast in that one too. xD

I have to agree with this. The only reason I went ahead and finished TnM after I found out about the one before it was becaus three of my favorite Myu actresses were in it. but watching them in order really does help to understand them. I had no problems understanding the others as I watched them out of order and boy did I watch them out of order. but the dracul series is not one of those you can do that with (although now that I have seen them all I will watch them out of order but I can understand whats going on in each one now.) but yes I also find I'm discovering new things as I rewatch it.

and from the one's listed you'v missed several Anza musicals since she played Moon for fie years before they went through a cast change. and I would definantly suggest the Kaguya Shima musicals I loved them. but yea their were several of the musicals witht he other moons that were not listed either. Some of them were really great others were good but not one's I watch to often but I still actually kind of love them. It will take a bit of time to watch through the all but I would highly recomend it though I would probably watch from the dark kingdom musicals all the way up to I think Shin Kaguya Shima was the final one. though I'm probabl not one to talk since Starlights ryuusei Densentsu and than I didn't watch mugan Kitaban. I think the only reason I watch that last one was for the actress playing jadeite. but yea I myself am about to watch from the beggining to the end.

Okay, thanks for pointing that out.

Still, the whole vampire concept is a bit strange. Vampires that are spirits of the earth or something, plus some random Hebrew mythology, plus a "hidden" planet near the sun...

Oh well, I'll look into it, then.

If you browse through older threads in the Myu section, I believe we had some discussion threads on those musicals. They are abit interesting, especially TnM. I think TnM was purposefully made a bit more complex than the other musicals. Cause the other Dracul musicals aren't nearly as confusing as this one.

It's been a while since I watched these, I think i'll try to fit them into the livestream schedule at some point this year.

OMG you add those into the live stream Schedual I will love you for ever Everyone needs more Nao, Yuhka, and Hikari in their lives. and yes I wasn't compleatly sure about the whole vampire concept but I think it was done pretty well in the end.

Well its not like it was the first time vampires were in Sailor Moon. They were in the manga too.

I don't remember them in the manga >_>

Also jeeez there are so many of these! /just looked through 'antics collection, holy crap...

I think it was one of the little side story things I haven't really gotten to far in the manga yet. and yes their are that's why I said it was probably going to take a bit of time to watch through them all.

Katie Skyye wrote:

I don't remember them in the manga >_>

Also jeeez there are so many of these! /just looked through 'antics collection, holy crap...

Yep they were a side story (really cute too). One of the SuperS special eps is taken from the manga side story. So even though it wasn't a huge plot, they are there. Which is possibly what the Musicals kinda took from.

Basically Dracul is a remake of the never recorded musical Sailor Moon S - Henshin - Super Senshi e no Michi (which is like the kaiteiban to Sailor Moon S - Usagi Ai no Senshi e no Michi) with an added vampire flair. So thats why you see the Professor Tomoe in that one. Transylvania no Mori is about Bloody Dracul Vampir's (daughter of Dracul) revenge on the Sailor Senshi for her father.

They are all so good. xD

well duh they got Hikari and Nao in them of course their good but yea they are three of my favorite musicals Kaguya shima kitaban being the only one tied with them

I don't like them JUST because of Hikari and Nao (cause Hikari isn't in Last Dracul anyway), but yeah, those are good reasons. xD

well I know not last dracul but the last few was Hikari. and actually it's not the only reason I liked them just teasing

xD I know. (But everyone should watch Myu for Hikari right?)

of course well Hikari and Nao