Customer Reviews

Meet Sailor Jupiter: Thunder (Sailor Moon Scout Guides)

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4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

Well... I really ENJOYED IT! IT was great just as all theother scout guides, but this one had a hint of spice to it! I lovedthe 5 episode section where we got to learn about Makoto's exciting and loving experiences. The pictures and quality of the book were great and I believe that if you buy this book you will want to read the other scout guides!

This book was great the pictures were great but it did have it's bad points, like the side writing, that can get hard on the eyes.But all in all I think this is a great way to find out more about Sailor Jupitor. The book is small but the quality is fantastic! I really enjoyed it and if your a fanatic about Lita/Sailor Jupitor then I think you would too.

I have Sailor Venus and Sailor Mars' Scouts Guides and I think these books are made for younger kids. Well, Sailor Mars' Scout Guide is but Sailor Venus' is okay. Sailor Jupiter's is better. To me a true Sailor Moon fan should have all the books (like me) but Sailor Venus' is the best. But in Sailor Jupiter's Guide, the pictures are the best thing about the book. The poems at the end are good too. Buy this book, it's good!

Sailor Jupiter's scout guide is pretty good. It's detailed, the information is correct, and the pictures look fabulous! The guide also lists all of Sailor Jupiter's attacks, her fashion sense, and fifty secrets about Lita! (Sailor Jupiter) But there are some downsides to this book. T_T Pictures are all over the place, with words written on the sides of the pictures. So, you have to flip the book around in order to read it. (Which can hurt your neck after awhile ^-^;) Some of the book leaves out entire parts on the epoisode summries. And also, sometimes the book has subbed version terms in it. Like 'Dark Kingdom' is supposed to be the 'Negaverse". So if you're not familar with the subbed version or manga version of SM, you might get a little confused. ^^; Anyhoo, you should buy this scout guide!

I thought this book wouldn't be as good as it is when I first bought it. If you are a fan of Sailor Jupiter, like me, then you'll really enjoy this book. The pictures are great, the information is fun to read even if you think you know everything about Sailor Jupiter. The poems are really nice too. I would recommend this book to beginner or expert.

This book is about Makoto Kino/Lita Kino, Sailor Jupiter. It has:
A comic of how Makoto became Sailor Jupiter.
Pictures of "Jupiter Star Power"
Pictures of her superpowers
Usagi(Serena)'s photo gallery of Makoto pictures
5 of Makoto's best stories
Information about Jupiter
50 questions with Makoto's answer
Pictures of all the other Sailor Soldiers
Pictures of Makoto's other friends
Pictures of Makoto with Usagi
A list of some of the battles
Poems

Most of the answers to the 50 questions were also in Sailor Moon manga #10, and if you're a fan of the show you'll probably already know the transformation and powers. I already did, but I still liked the book, even though I knew a lot of the things in it. I've read it several times, along with the others.
This series includes:
Meet Sailor Moon: Crystal
Meet Sailor Venus: Love
Meet Sailor Mercury: Ice
Meet Sailor Mars: Fire
Meet Sailor Jupiter: Thunder
P.S. They should make books for Rini/Chibi Usa (Sailor Mini Moon), Haruka(Amara)/Sailor Uranus, Michiru(Michelle)/Sailor Neptune, Setsuna(Tresta)/Sailor Pluto, Hotaru/Sailor Saturn, and Mamoru(Darien)/Tuxedo Mask. I would buy them, too. Hotaru is one of my favorite characters.

This book shows the many sides of Sailor Jupiter, including her tomboy side, feminine side, romantic side, friendly side, and possibly everyones' favorite side, the strong, protective side of her that beats up bullies, and destroys monsters. My favorite parts of this book were 50 Secrets Of Sailor Jupiter, and the few pictures scattered around the book that show Lita's Japanese-style lunches...yum! I love how, like I said above, Sailor Jupiter is a mix of so many different types of girl. It makes her Scout Guide one of my favorites.

I FINALLY figured out why the stories in the Scout Guides are in such an odd order. You're supposed to read them like you would a manga book, from right to left. I can't say the same for the attacks and transformations, though, which are in rather poor order. You have to have watched Sailor Moon a lot to know what order certain things go in; but if you're a really big Sailor Moon fan, you probably won't enjoy this book anyway, because it basically just talks about stuff you'll already know from watching the TV series.

I would recommend this book to Jupiter fans who haven't seen too much of the show, or any Jupiter fan who wants information about their favorite Sailor Scout in a handy book to keep.

CAUTION: This book contains very mature content, and should not be freely read by younger children.

Well, this book was pretty darn good. The pictures were fantastic, and I really liked it that they had some synposises for episodes that hadn't been aired yet on US TV. But then again, there were some mistakes with grammar, and names... Mispelling the japanese and the american names, and constantly switching between the two, which became somewhat confusing. Anwyay, it's a great book, especially if you're just looking for basic info and cool pictures.

This is the best book you can get for information on Sailor Venus... Except one thing..... All of the Scout Guides are the same in the way that they make all the scouts un-modest! I know it sounds rediculous, but really, it's highly unrelistic and that's one thing they need to change. They are all like "Yes, and I'm beautifull and thin and long legged and I have the most wonderfull body!" Really! They all sound like clones! But besides that, these are great Sailor Moon books, that yu've just got to have if your a fan....
-Enjoy

I thought this was an excellent intepretation of Sailor Jupiter's ways. Since I am a big fan of Sailor Jupiter, it was the best! This is the best book ever! Buy it today!