[b]1. Were you excited for this manga when it was first announced/when picked it up? Why? (In Sailor Moon's case, perhaps excited when it was rereleased in the US?)[/b]

    [b]2. Do you find the characters convincing? Are they believable? Are they fully developed as complex human beings—or were they one-dimensional? [/b]

    [b]3. Did you enjoy reading this act or volume? Why, or why not?[/b]

    [b]4. What scenes and/or dialogue strike you as insightful, even profound? Perhaps a bit of dialog that's funny or poignant or that encapsulates a character? Maybe there's a particular comment that states the manga's thematic concerns?[/b]

    [b]5. Depending on the act/volume, how do you feel about the main character(s)? Were they flawed, or were, perhaps, too perfect? [/b]

    [b]6. Again, depending on the act/volume, how about the villain(s)? Pick one from this act/volume and talk about him/her for a bit. Was he/she properly threatening? Was he/she clichéd? Was he/she an interesting villain?[/b]

    [b]7. What motivates different characters’ actions? Do you think those actions are justified or ethical?[/b]

    [b]8. Do any characters grow or change during the course of the act/volume/series? If so, in what way?[/b]

    [b]9. Let's talk artwork. Pick our your favorite panels and least favorite panels and share them. What do you like or not like about them?[/b]

    [b]10. We all know the main themes in Sailor Moon are friendship, love and destiny. Are there other themes you've picked up on? What about for this act/volume that you've read?[/b]

    [b]11. Why might Naoko Takeuchi have chosen to tell the story the way she did?[/b]

    [b]12. If you could change anything, what would it be?[/b]

    [b]13. If you could ask Naoko a question, what would you ask?[/b]

    [b]14. Would you recommend this manga? Why, and to whom?[/b]

    [b]15. Has the story so far lived up to your expectations?[/b]