History Headscratchers / SailorMoonCrystal

*** Act 4 - Tux ''tries'' to save Moon when she falls from the balcony, but in the end she saves ''him'' instead. Identical to the manga.

* It's kind of disappointing that Usagi has all of her four guardians, while Mamoru has absolutely no-one and has to rely on his girlfriend and her friends for support. It's even worse in Crystal because a team of his own is teased and then erased. It wuldn't take much from the Girl Power message of the show and it would have the added bonus of making Mamoru less of a DistressedDude and waste of battle time.

** At a guess, [[AWizardDidIt Jadeite prevented the police from doing just that]], and the people didn't do anything because it's Japan and they would be inclined to let the police do the job. And knowing the manga as I do, the police probably called in Sailor V, who decided to just let things go when she recognized Rei as Sailor Mars but was ready to intervene if necessary.

* I always wonder how Luna and Artemis manage to set up that Arcade machine in the first place, let alone create the secret passage under that specific Sailor V Arcade game.
** The Sailor Senshi are implied to have a ''large'' economic support (for example, the Outers initially lived in ''three different luxury apartaments'' in Tokyo and own a ''Ferrari'' and '''''two''' helicopters''), Artemis (because it was his own idea) probably used those connections to set up the original machine (with more being set up when the game proved successful). On how they created the passage under that specific machine... It's actually the opposite: they put that specific machine over the passage, that was already there.

* In every depiction of the past or future, less powerful characters are depicted as using very basic weapons like swords (and even in Crystal Tokyo, the palace guards are shown holding swords). What exactly to they plan to do against superpowered threats with weapons that were outdated hundreds of years ago? Both the past and the future are shown to be more advanced than the present day, so why aren't they carrying better weapons like directed-energy rifles or powered exoskeletons? Sure, whatever threat they face could be more powerful than that for drama's sake, but with such a lack of effort, it's like they're TRYING to get themselves killed

** Recognizing your feelings are unjustified does not necessarily mean you stop feeling them. This is true for adults, let alone teenagers who are prone to feeling things much more intensely and irrationally. Usagi demonstrates a high degree of emotional intelligence in even recognizing that her jealousy is uncalled for, but since she's not yet secure in her relationship with Mamoru, she can't help having a knee-jerk reaction when it seems like Mamoru is paying more attention to someone else.

* Just what is it with Usagi and her jealousy of Chibiusa? She herself admits how stupid it is especially after they find out (at long last...) who she is, but she keeps on doing it.

* Chibiusa steals Usagi's TransformationTrinket. Uh, why?? Their relationship is already strained, there is a high chance they will need Usagi to transform, she knows she cannot take the Crystal from it into the future because it can only be used in the past, and she also knows she cannot use both of them. (She herself admits she knows this as soon as Usagi catches up with her.) So, just, why?

* Did the Inner Senshi suddenly forget who the Witches were or something? Because why is that when they encountered them in Kaolinite's illusions, did they not immediately attack them, or at least act remotely suspicious. Instead they just stand there and gullibly lap up everything they're fed, allowing themselves to be easily captured without a struggle. Rei especially, is kicked and pinned to the floor by Eudial (in a rather creepy manor), yet even then doesn't make any attempt to fight her off. The way the whole scene plays out just ends up making them look like weak-willed and disloyal friends to Usagi, which effectively makes a complete joke out of their supposed bond. Or is this yet another case of the writers getting a kick out of making them look worthless?