Anonymous asked: This might be a silly question, but do you happen to have any pictures of Mamoru in his trendy outfits from the 90's anime? I wanna do something creative and I need some reference pictures. Thanks in advance if you find some.
Not a silly question at all! In fact, maybe one of the only questions I am qualified to answer. And I would love to see what you create from this! I present to you: Mamoru’s Greatest 90s Fashion Hits. (Sidenote: Many of these caps are from @sailorcivilian, the most organized Sailor Moon fashion blog ever to roam the earth. Check it out!)
10. Everything Is Rolled Up And Nothing Hurts
9. My Collar Is Just Two Small Belts
8. The World Needs Someone To Wear Its Oversized T-Shirts The Color Of Kraft Mac ‘N Cheese, And I Am That Man
7. No, The Collar Does Not Flip Down, Please Stop Asking
6. Nice Ascot
5. Black Is The New Black
4. You’ll Never Guess What I Was The Prince Of In My Previous Life
3. Ladies Can’t Resist The Yellow-and-Violet Button-Down
2. The Shirt That Got Tuxedo Mask Punched In The Face
1. It’s Not Meaningless, It’s “Abstract,” I Swear To God, It’s Almost Like You Don’t Understand Anything About Modern Art
The best reddit thread I’ve ever seen was when someone asked if the gang from Always Sunny in Philadelphia could kill Darth Maul and almost all of the responses were over 4 paragraphs long
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