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|director = [[Kunihiko Ikuhara]]}}'''''"Dreams Forever! Light Throughout the Sky"'' ''' is the thirty-ninth and final episode of the [[Sailor Moon SuperS|fourth season]] of the original [[Sailor Moon (anime series)|''Sailor Moon'']] anime, and the 166th episode overall. The episode first aired in [[Japan]] on March 2, 1996. The English dub title for this episode is'' '''"The Sweetest Dream"''''', and the episode first aired in North America on November 16, 2000. |
|director = [[Kunihiko Ikuhara]]}}'''''"Dreams Forever! Light Throughout the Sky"'' ''' is the thirty-ninth and final episode of the [[Sailor Moon SuperS|fourth season]] of the original [[Sailor Moon (anime series)|''Sailor Moon'']] anime, and the 166th episode overall. The episode first aired in [[Japan]] on March 2, 1996. The English dub title for this episode is'' '''"The Sweetest Dream"''''', and the episode first aired in North America on November 16, 2000. |
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Template:Infobox anime"Dreams Forever! Light Throughout the Sky" is the thirty-ninth and final episode of the fourth season of the original Sailor Moon anime, and the 166th episode overall. The episode first aired in Japan on March 2, 1996. The English dub title for this episode is "The Sweetest Dream", and the episode first aired in North America on November 16, 2000.
Summary
With the new moon appearing to seal Queen Nehellenia once again, the evil Queen takes Super Sailor Chibi Moon's unconscious body to annihilate her for granting enough power to energize the mighty Golden Crystal of Dreams and cause her second major defeat in centuries.
Super Sailor Moon follows in a desperate attempt to save Chibi Moon from her venomous grasp. She arrives and is shocked and pitted to see an elderly, ugly version of Nehellenia at the top. Can Super Sailor Moon warm her frozen heart with the power of friendship and love?
Plot
Changes
Changes From the Manga
- The hideous appearance that Nehellenia takes on, when defeated by Sailor Moon, is similar to Zirconia.
- Nehellenia's past in the Silver Millennium is that she attacked the celebration of the birth of Princess Serenity and Queen Serenity sealed Nehellenia away, but the evil queen had cursed the infant Princess Serenity to die before ascending to the Moon throne.
- Nehellenia was a dark force within the New Moon who's goal was to take the Moon Kingdom for herself.
- The Golden Crystal remains with Mamoru, it being his very own Sailor Crystal.
Other Dubbed Episode Titles
- French: "Le Rêve Eternel" ("The Dream Lord")
- German: "Abschied" ("Farewell")
- Hungarian: "Az örök álom" ("The Eternal Dream")
- Portuguese
- Brazil: "Sempre Existirão Sonhos Lindos" ("There will always be Beautiful Dreams")
- Portugal: "Sonhos para Sempre" ("Dreams Forever")
- Spanish
- Mexico: "Siempre Existirán Sueños Hermosos" ("There will always be Beautiful Dreams")
- Spain: "Siempre Existirán Sueños Hermosos" ("There will always be Beautiful Dreams")
Trivia
- This was the final episode of the original Sailor Moon anime in the French, original English, and Hungarian dubs.
- Queen Nehellenia returns in the first six episodes of the non-English fifth and final season of the original anime series. This time with Super Sailors Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, and Saturn along to aid in stopping her.
- This episode marked the last appearance of the Amazoness Quartet, Helios/Pegasus, and the Golden Crystal.
- This is the only episode of the original anime in which no transformations or elemental attacks are used.
- This is the last episode of the original anime to feature Moonlight Legend as the opening theme song.
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