History VideoGame / SailorMoonAnotherStory

** Speaking of Final Fantasy, Apsu's main goal (to make time go in reverse) sounds an awful like a neutered form of time compression, which was what a [[FinalFantasyVIII Final Fantasy villain was trying to do]].

*** One of the first major [=RPGs=] to use those personal victory poses after SM:AS? [[FinalFantasyVII Some game on the PS1 that you might've heard about]].

* MultipleChoicePast: [{{[SchrodingersGun}} Depending on whether you choose to fight him or not]], Professor Tomoe is either evil and chose to became Germatoid; or possessed and [[IDieFree dies free.]]

* MultipleChoicePast: [[SchrödingersGun Depending on whether you choose to fight him or not]], Professor Tomoe is either evil and chose to became Germatoid; or possessed and [[IDieFree dies free.]]

* MultipleChoicePast: [[Schrödinger's Gun Depending on whether you choose to fight him or not]], Professor Tomoe is either evil and chose to became Germatoid; or possessed and [[IDieFree dies free.]]

* TeenageWasteland: The reason Sin joined Apsu was because her parents [[spoiler:were killed by The Black Moon, which were revived by Apsu in a cruel gambit to give herself eternal life]]. Sin wanted her little brother Anshar to come along, and [[spoiler:Apsu discovers that Anshar's powers would prove vital for her lust for power]].

* PowerHungry: Nergal's motivation.

* TeenageWasteland: The reason Sin joined Apsu was because her parents [[spoiler:were killed by The Black Moon, which were revived by Apsu in a cruel gambit to give her eternal life]]. Sin wanted her little brother Anshar to come along, and [[spoiler:Apsu discovers that Anshar's powers would prove vital for her lust for power]].

* InnocentlyInsensitive: After Sailor Pluto is rescued, Minako ponders about the past lives of the Senshi, which upsets Usagi. [[WhatTheHellHero Makoto responds by calling out Minako for her insensitive query]], and then apologizes.

* CanadaEh: One of the levels in the game. None of the Canadian [=NPCs=] say "eh" at the end of their sentences, but come on, people living in hidden tree villages in a ''provincial park''?

''Sailor Moon: Another Story'' is an RPG based ''mostly'' on the ''Manga/SailorMoon'' anime, taking place after the S season. The girls' enemies are the Oppositio Senshi, a team of EvilKnockoff [[ThePsychoRangers psycho rangers]], who are led by the mysterious Apsu. Apsu and the Oppositio Senshi are futzing around with time, resurrecting previous enemies of Sailor Moon. Well, we obviously can't let them get away with that, now can we?

*** One of the first major [=RPGs=] to use those personal victory poses? [[FinalFantasyVII Some game on the PS1 that you might've heard about]].

* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: Apparently, SquareEnix was also playing this game, because they borrowed a few game play elements.

** Oh, and this was also one of the first RPGs to feature special victory poses for each character (as opposed to the "jumping jacks" that RPGs did up to this point), which a LOT of RPGs began to do after.

** It's averted instead in Chapter 4. During the Sailor's visit to the North Pole Kingdom in the past, they discover Queen Beryl as the queen of the kingdom, but she has yet to do her FaceHeelTurn, instead showing signs of sadness and normality. Usagi is visibly upset that she is not allowed to change Beryl's destiny despite showing willingness to do so. [[note]] This wouldn't be the last time a Sailor Moon story line played with this trope for Beryl in an official setting; PrettyGuardianSailorMoon played with the trope being used on Beryl, too.[[/note]]

* AwesomeYetPractical: Sailor Pluto's attack (see GameBreaking in YMMV) and Sailor Mercury's debuffing Shabon Spray.

* FanTranslation: Which is passable, but has several problems with naming conventions, English grammar, and being overly literal (like Venus' MixedMetaphor near the end).
** GratuitousJapanese: Many specific terms are left in romaji, mainly to match the Japanese anime's subtitle.

* NoExportForYou: The game was never released outside of Japan, with the Sailor Moon not becoming popular in the US till after the next console generation, though thanks to a fan translation, many English-speaking players have gotten to experience it anyway.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Nabu has blue hair; Anshar's is green. And, of course, no Sailor Moon fan would forgive us if we left SailorMercury out of this trope.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Nabu has blue hair; Anshar's is green.

* Alternate Company Equivalent: Apparently, SquareEnix was also playing this game, because they borrowed a few game play elements.