....you know, none of that was important. The main reason this is important is because in the United States, a denial clearly based on gender would end in a lawsuit.

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6th Feb '13 1:33:53 PM zeo1fan

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* [[WeAllLiveInAmerica We All Live In Japan]]: In the "Princess Kaguya" manga arc, Himeko mentions being denied a place on the Luna Shuttle's team because the NASA scientists thought a young woman like her "should just get married and settle down." While in Japan such attitudes toward young women are [[ChristmasCake still fairly prevalent]], in the U.S. getting married at Himeko's age (early '20s) would be considered rather young. It would be especially unlikely that she would hear it working at NASA, because the years of extra training and education required to get there would push the average marriage age even higher.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The cats are the last of Usagi's allies to be killed off in the ''Sailor Stars'' arc... and unlike the Senshi are promptly forgotten about, never shown to be resurrected and never mentioned or alluded to during the ending. Logic (and hope) dictates that they must have been resurrected or Diana would never have been born -- though the ''Stars'' arc did feature a lot of hints that the future was being erased and nothing was written in stone anymore, so the possibity is always there that she in fact ''wasn't'' born.

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* [[WeAllLiveInAmerica We All Live In Japan[[: In the "Princess Kaguya" manga arc, Himeko mentions being denied a place on the Luna Shuttle's team because the NASA scientists thought a young woman like her "should just get married and settle down." While in Japan such attitudes toward young women are [[ChristmasCake still fairly prevalent]], in the U.S. getting married at Himeko's age (early '20s) would be considered rather young. It would be especially unlikely that she would hear it working at NASA, because the years of extra training and education required to get there would push the average marriage age even higher.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The cats are the last of Usagi's allies to be killed off in the ''Sailor Stars'' arc... and unlike the Senshi are promptly forgotten about, never shown to be resurrected and never mentioned or alluded to during the ending. Logic (and hope) dictates that they must have been resurrected or Diana would never have been born -- though the ''Stars'' arc did feature a lot of hints that the future was being erased and nothing was written in stone anymore, so the possibity is always there that she in fact ''wasn't'' born.
*Wouldn't Hit A Girl: Subverted during the Infinity Arc. When Haruka throws Mako while they're sparring, Minako says [[DoubleStandard "Hey! How dare you throw a frail girl full-force?!"]] To which Haruka coolly replies that gender shouldn't matter and it's not okay to lose just because one's a girl. Ignoring, the fact that Haruka's a woman, Mako is hardly a  [[TheBigGuy 'Frail]] [[ActionGirl Girl']] and much like Minako, can fight evenly with any male villain, so it's a moot point.

27th Jan '13 12:15:04 AM Rebochan

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....so?

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26th Jan '13 11:59:55 PM zaogao

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8th Jan '13 1:16:28 PM ChaoticNovelist

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lack of anything else means played straight

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