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sailorsenshigifs · 3 days

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bloodraven55 · 2 days

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pgsm minako was kind of an icon ngl like this was queen shit

#pretty guardian sailor moon #sailor moon #pgsm #minako aino #mio kuroki #sailor moon minako #sailor moon mio #pgsm minako #pgsm mio

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sailormoon-gallery · 3 days

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🩵Mercury Aqua Rhapsody💦 ❤️Mars Flame Sniper🏹 💚Jupiter Oak Evolution🍃 🧡Venus Love and Beauty Shock💛

✨🎀S.H.Figuarts Super Inner Senshi Collection.🎀✨

#sailormoon #prettyguardian #セーラームーン #bishoujosenshi #pretty guardian sailor moon #sailormooncollection #sailormoontoy #sailor mercury #sailormars #sailorjupiter #sailorvenus #shfiguartssailormoon #sh figuarts #tamashiinations #tamashii #toys #sailor moon super s

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real-life-senshi · 22 hours

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PGSM Reinako things I want to yell about, in no particular order (9/∞)

"Mars Reiko"

I feel like this is another one of those Reinako moments/hints that I don't see people talk much about, but I absolutely have been thinking about it since I first watched PGSM. lol

I absolutely loved that PGSM had Minako be the only person to ever give Rei a nickname, and the specific nickname is just... to good to be true?????

I don't mean the "Mars" part of this, since it's so self-explanatory. But the "-ko" in "Reiko"???? Oh boy.....

Some context about the character "-ko" and its use in Japanese:

The "ko" sound in kanji is "子", which usually means "child". But depending on the context, the character could also reinforce a sense of "preciousness" or "endearment" when used on someone with familiarity, since y'know.... children are generally precious and endearing. (Says the OP who doesn't like children... lol)

It's a Japanese diminutive (a "cute" version of a word), more often used in female names (though less often in the present than it was a few decades ago). Case in point - "ko" in "美奈子" (Minako).

While not as commonly used, it does get used in making pet names/nicknames, usually for young kids or girls.

When someone uses "-ko", especially between romantic partners as a pet name, it usually denotes a sense of affection, endearment and possession (in the sense that this is "my chosen person", not as in "I own them" coz that'd be nasty), as if to say their partner is precious to them.

Now, as I said, "-ko" pet names are not the most common, BUT it does get used. And in the original canon (manga), which couple uses this pet name?????

USAMAMO!

Now, Reinako shippers, think about Minako calling Rei "Reiko."

Not to mention you can also see this as Minako choosing to slap a character of her own name into Rei's nickname.

When I think about this fact I just go... ADKADHOR#BJ#@!JFawtjI@J*#Y$#*@B 🤯🤭

Admittedly this is one of my sillier, surface-level posts in this Reinako series, but thinking about this still drives me crazy!

I would love to be able to ask writer Kobayashi-sensei just what exactly was going on in her galaxy brain when she decided on Rei's fake stage name? Like did she even realize this is another Usamamo parallel that she did? Especially coz Mamoru doesn't call Usagi "Usako" in the live-action, as if she just gave that right to Reinako. lol

#reinako #hino rei #aino minako #pgsm #pretty guardian sailor moon #sailor moon live action #pgsm reinako things i want to yell about #khmyh's gif #khmyh translates

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sailoreddy · 9 months

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