The script for this episode was pretty far off. The general concept was there, but that's all that was translated into this episode. The scene in Crown was way off making Darien harp on about how being a model is hard work since he apparently was one in the past, as opposed to Mamoru explaining that the contest wasn't a good idea since the true beauty of a girl is in her heart. As bad as that was, it can't top the final scene which was completely bastardized. How they go from Kijin having a big revelation and having the Tsukino family impressed with him to Peter being inspired by a princess who came from the moon to do moonscapes, I have no clue. Good way to make someone crazy, DiC. Most lines drifted off throughout the episode, but these two scenes take the cake. Kinji Shibakawa's name was changed to Peter Fisher. The youma, Cameran (Kameran, Cameron.....whatever), is not named in the dub.

(30 seconds) Opening Usagi segment is cut. Haha. No really. It was.

(20 seconds) The first part of the opening scene is cut. The episode originally starts out with Naru and two girls looking through a photo magazine featuring photos taken by Kinji Shinokawa, a student who attends a nearby school. The dub starts up just as Usagi goes to see what Naru and the others are so interested in.

(3 seconds) A short cut of Ami working on a math assignment is cut. The cut scene was her writing in her notebook in kana. Damn funny symbols. Wee kan"t reed da stoopid japanis righting!!

(about 15 seconds) The conversation between Usagi and Ami has many snippets made cutting their conversation short about 15 seconds. The most notable cut was a still shot cut short and some of Usagi's face expressions.

(3 seconds) Small snippets were cut while Usagi was in her room talking to Luna and talking to Ami on the communicator. About three seconds were shaved off with no big cut noticed.

In the same scene mentioned in the above box, DiC felt the need to be shiny and added the "TV fuzz" effect on the communicator screen as Amy hung up. Well, look at it this way. By hiring completely useless computer animators, DiC was helping the economy. If you look at it that way, it seems almost totally justified.........right? *shifty eyes*

In the scene where Serena pitches the idea of being a model, Sammy mentions Serena's school picture, a universal no sign appeared over the picture. In the original when this effect happened, instead of a slash in the middle of the circle, there was kana for the words stupid and rejected in the middle, looking like a stamp.

Mamoru originally tells Usagi that the beauty of a girl is in her heart and other things related to it, and says that Kinji's not a first rate photographer if he only cares of taking pictures of girls now. DiC decided to can this altogether and had Darien go on about how modeling is tough work. When Serena asks him how he would know, he states that he used to be a model in high school to help pay bills or something along those lines. Yes........because.........Mamoru used to be.........a model. Good one DiC. Now, before you Mamoru fan girls start chucking stuff at me, I'm not saying Mamoru COULDN'T be a model. He....he could. It's just.......*shudders*.....Well it could be worse. They could have said he used to be a steroid using body-builder....or.........something.

The acceptance letter Serena gets in the mail is shown on the screen with all the kana glory. Likewise in the very next scene, the kana is still intact on the zoomed in textbooks on Serena's head as she tries to balance them. O.....k. I think there's like an FCC regulation where you can only have SO MUCH Japanese writing in a show. That's the only logical explanation. Kinda like you can say the word "ass" 3 times before the censors start to get mad at you. You can only have 3 seconds of kana per 30 minute episode or else you get fined. IT'S THE ONLY THING THAT MAKES SENSE. *gets dizzy and falls down*.

(3 seconds) Small snippets of the scene with Usagi, Naru, and Haruna in the hallway and dressing room.

The scene where Naru, Haruna, and two other girls are zapped in the camera is sped up quite a bit, shaving around five seconds off the episode.

More "TV fuzz" as Usagi gets off the communicator with Ami after asking for backup.

(15 seconds) Right before Usagi changes into Sailor Moon, she tries to talk some sense into Kinji. The dub cuts off a significant chunk of her speech.

In the original, Moon was trying to talk some sense into Kinji; however the dub decided to have her yelp as she was dodging the camera shots. She finally gets close enough to get a good kick in, saying as she connected, "You're no match for Moon Power!" That's right! You tell 'em Moon Mama! *dodges as Tiff rabidly attacks me*

(1 second) When Mercury and Mars arrive, the double doors open up revealing them. The dub cuts out the first second of this clip.

In the napping scene, the transition in and out of the dream is made shinier by adding a rippling effect at the start and end of it.