Not only does this contain many, many hilarious riffs on the source material (though Shadowjack is by no means incapable of drama when the situation calls for it), but on occasion, it actually surpasses it. One of the best features is that Shadowjack started with almost no knowledge of Sailor Moon canon or fanworks, and his interpretation is thus entirely free of the fanon that's been built up around the series — leaving him and the other RPGnet forumites free to come up with entirely new fanon. (Example: Naru's mother being Queen Beryl.) As of August 2010, SJ's reached the end of R; the posted pages can link you to individual recaps, but for the full experience, it's best to read the forum threads in their entirety to follow along with the conversation — yes, even with well over 4,000 posts. (19 FEB 2011 EDIT: After taking an extended hiatus for an in-depth dissection of all things Evangelion, Shadowjack has started onS.)
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Not only does this contain many, many hilarious riffs on the source material (though Shadowjack is by no means incapable of drama when the situation calls for it), but on occasion, it actually surpasses it. One of the best features is that Shadowjack started with almost no knowledge of Sailor Moon canon or fanworks, and his interpretation is thus entirely free of the fanon that's been built up around the series — leaving him and the other RPGnet forumites free to come up with entirely new fanon. (Example: Naru's mother being Queen Beryl.) As of August 2010, SJ's reached the end of R; the posted pages can link you to individual recaps, but for the full experience, it's best to read the forum threads in their entirety to follow along with the conversation — yes, even with well over 4,000 posts. (19 FEB 2011 EDIT: After taking an extended hiatus for an in-depth dissection of all things Evangelion, Shadowjack has started on
S.)