Awesome / Shadowjack Watches Sailor Moon

All the Crowning Moments Of Awesome from the original are at least as awesome in this depiction...but a few get added:

• The first illustration for the series? Jadeite getting run over with his own plane from Episode 13.◊
• Shadowjack gets one for Episode #44, where he describes the fall of the Silver Millennium in (slightly imperfect, but still impressive) Shakespearean-style iambic pentameter.
• In Episode #71, the high-stake chess game between Sailor Mercury and Berthier becomes The Immortal Game.
• Writing up a Sailor Moon rock opera.
• The entire ending fight of an episode getting rewritten to be a clash between a Daimon and Yamandaka, two wrestling monsters, and her defeating the enemy but nearly dying before being saved by Sailor Moon!
• The "Serenity's husband is Malcolm Reynolds" theory getting fanart done of it by none other than Erin Ptah of And Shine Heaven Now and But I'm a Cat Person fame.
• Remember Episode #44? He topped that - in the same fashion, nonetheless - with a two-parter for Episode 125.
• From the comments on Episode 111:
  "And then there are those random coincidences when Shadowjack doesn't realize how right he is because he wasn't even trying to seriously guess anything. I mean, using the phrase "glaive Messiah" in Hotaru's debut episode?! And meaning it as a D&D joke? That's like shooting blindfolded without even knowing the target is there, and hitting the bullseye."
• One particularly memorable illustrated recap came near the end of the S season, where he pays a eulogy to the Witches5 to the tune of "Ten Little Indians". The final upset is chilling.
  Once there was a crooked teacher
  Who taught in a crooked hall.
  For aid, he had six witches;
  Here is how he lost them all.
  Miss Kaorinite
  SIX little witches
  To bring his god to life:
  One slipped and took a fall...
  ...and then there were FIVE.
  Chief Eudial
  FIVE little witches
  Fought for the highest score;
  One put her foot down...
  ...and then there were FOUR.
  Mimette
  FOUR little witches
  Loved to watch T.V.:
  One got caught up in the show...
  ...and then there were THREE.
  Tellur
  THREE little witches
  Built a garden view:
  One got tangled in the weeds...
  ...and then there were TWO.
  Viluy
  TWO little witches
  Playing with a gun:
  One got a lecture...
  ...and then there was ONE.
  Cyprine / Ptirol
  ONE little witch
  Called some girls for fun:
  She split herself in two...
  ...and then there was ONE.
  ONE little witch
  Brought again to life:
  She wanted to get married...
  Mistress 9: And then there was NINE.
  Mistress Nine: Messiah of Silence
  To get this girl,
  Teach' murdered two,
  For love he has forgotten.
  He thinks that she's the Messiah,
  So he'll surely spoil her rotten!

• Since the first season enemies are based in Antarctica, of course Neon Genesis Evangelion comes up. Which leads to a non-canon scene where the Sailors stop Second Impact.
• In the recap of the Manga version, which is notoriously Darker and Edgier (despite actually being the original) we have Venus as Sailor V. Who is Stone. Cold. Badass. Of particular note is her entrance, wrecking the opposition while Artemis blasts "Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter", and her fight with both Brainwashed Jupiter and Evil Tuxedo Mask.
  • Speed vs. Strength – Who Would Win? Answer: Do not piss off Sailor Venus. Speed vs. Brainwashed Guy – Who Would Win? Answer: No, really. DO NOT PISS OFF SAILOR VENUS.