On this episode we discuss "Mahou Tsukai Chappy" and "Marvelous Melmo".

Love and Justice coming to you live from Anime Los Angeles! We cover the many iterations of everyone's favorite damsel in distress, Tuxedo Mask.

On this episode we discuss "Himitsu no Akko-chan" and "Mahou no Mako-chan".

For our inaugural Magical Girl History Lesson we discuss "Princess Knight" and "Sally the Witch".

Happy new year Moonies! This week on the podcast we discuss Sera Myu: Le Mouvement Final to finsh out our coverage of the new Myus. We're all about Galaxia's crazy eyes, the terrifyingly adorable Chibi Chibi and the return of Satomi as Sailor Cosmos. Also are Uranus and Nepture dating IRL because, if you look at their respective twitter feeds, it seems like they might be?

For our final episode of 2017, we're joined by our favorite maigcal boys, Sam McClellan and Adam Ferry to discuss the (sadly, somewhat lackluster) final chapter of the supremely charming magical boy anime series "Cute High Earth Defense Club Love" AKA the recent OVA with a couple extra "loves" on the end.

Happy Halloween one and all! At last the saga of the Dracula myus has finally come to a close with this episode's coverage of the myu Last Dracul Saishuu Shou. We're not quite sure what happened in this one.  Mandrake siblings, tiny werewolf babies, and a triangle box that is a prison sometimes but not all the time raise a lot of questions. But we do our best to put our heads together and figure it out. Not too sure if the mystery of the triangle box will ever be solved though. Stay safe and spoopy out there, you crazy kids!

It's been a while but the L&J crew is back to close out the Nehelenia arc of Stars! That's episodes 171 and 172. While we enjoyed this arc overall we're a little fuzzy on Nehelenia's origin as well as the ending. Was it a dream? Is it a parallel universe? Who knows! But all that aside, it is undeniable how badass the senshi are, especially Hotaru. Get you some, you adorable murder machine!

The lovely Carrie Sleutskaya has joined us again to go over her International Sailor Moon Day event: Legend of the Moon. We talk about swag bags, dancing jams, our favorite moments. We hint at what could be in store for next year. We even, oddly enough, talk about throwing birds. If nothing else, we at least enterain ourselves. 

Don't call it a come back! We've been here this whole time, we just got swept up in the craziness that is con season. And what better way to reunite with you all than to talk about some International Sailor Moon Day happenings, specifically the Legend of the Moon event! We're joined by event coordinator and all-around Renaissance woman Carrie Sleutskaya to talk about the event she and her creative team are putting together. Want to check out the event for yourselves? Get your tickets while they last! Make sure to use promo code SERENITY at checkout to get a sweet discount. http://www.ticketfly.com/event/1497745-legend-moon-los-angeles/

We're talking episodes 169 and 170 of the 90s anime, AKA episodes 3 & 4 of Sailor Stars, AKA two of the BEST episodes of the 90s anime.  Especially episode 169, which is a beauitfully contructed horror story of the psychological thriller variety. Though Mercury and Uranus's unlikely partnership in epiosde 170 provides some really nice character development for the latter, making for a compelling and satisfying viewing experience.

We're back!! And we're cutting through all the fat and getting right into what many (many being we) consider to be some of the best episodes every churned out by the 90s anime - episodes 1 & 2 of Sailor Stars, AKA episodes 167 & 168 overall, AKA "oh crap, we forgot to put the Outer Senshi in Sailor Moon S. We finally solve the mystery of babies in clown pajamas, theorize that Uranus and Neptune have, in fact, just been hanging in this aquarium for the past year and are confused as to why litrally NO ONE is alarmed that Sailor Pluto, who was last seen dying in an exploding helicopter is suddenly alive again.

Hey Love and Justice fans!! Just wanted to give you all a quick update re: what's been going on with us and our plans for the podcast over the summer.

Our personal Cosplay Idol Jessie Pridemore joins us this week to share tales of the struggles of being a weeaboo back in the late 1990s.  In addition to her totally endearing cosplay origin tale, which is 100% Sailor Moon related, she talks about branching out from the Star Wars Expanded Universe into the weird, wonderful world of manga, the life changing power of Battle Angel Alita, and the trouble with animated adaptations of CLAMP.

It's round 2 of our in-depth moonie interview series. This time we are joined by the talented Ashley Robinson. Ashley hails from the Great White North (Canada), where the 90s dub originated so we get a whole new perspective on early anime, or Japanimation, consumption. Be it in the basement of a comic book store or the perfect high school locker heist, the moonie love is strong.  Connect with us! Facebook: Love and Justice, twitter: @LnJPOD, email: loveandjusticepod@gmail.com

We're launching a brand new type of episode to help fill the void until Sailor Moon Crystal [eventually] returns. Kicking off our long form interview series is Malika Lim, indie game developer and Twitch streamer extraordinaire, who you might recognize today from her many streaming sessions on Hyper RPG.  But if you were living in Florida circa 2005, you might recognize her from a local newspaper article highlighting her work, and that of her best friends, on a Sailor Moon inspired student film project. Her tales of using a Lazy Susan to create spinning motions in transformation sequences, early Avid hacks, and creating animations in MS paint will warm your heart and make you feel like you can go forth and achieve your dreams.

This week we've decided to just keep going with Rainbow Crystal arc, even if it confuses/infuriates us. We do our best to analyze and make sense of this particular 90s plot device but end up with more questions. Meanwhile Lola considers becoming the kid in the DARE PSA we were all warned about. 

We've returned to our usually scheduled Sailor Moon programming with some filler shenanigans! This time we are joined by voice actor, friend, and Sailor Moon novice: Chris Rickabaugh! We decided to start him off with episode 31 of the 90s anime, Loved and Chased: Luna's Worst Day Ever. Join us as we do our best to guide Chris through the extensive moonie mythos while also emphasizing the point that Bob Barker was right when he said spay and neuter your pets.    Connect with us! Twitter: @LnJPOD Facebook: Love and Justice: A Serious Sailor Moon Podcast Email: loveandjusticepod@gmail.com

Kicking it old school once again! Going off the rails and on tangents, like always! We're back it: revisiting the anime of our early fandoms. Today it's The Vision of Escaflowne! If you're old like us, you might've caught this gem on FoxKids back in the day. This story rich anime is one of our favorites, even if we do have difficulty remembering all the details. We highly recommend it either way!

Get ready for a trip down memory lane if you're thirty-to-thirty-five-ish. The hilarious Joe Starr, writer of Honest Trailers and host of Flash and Friends on Screen Junkies, joins us to reminisce about simpler times when all the main characters were introduced in episode one and stated their intentions outright.  We're talking about what was once known as Ronin Warriors in the U.S., possibly better known now by it's original title, Yoroiden Samurai Troopers thanks to its current availability on Crunchyroll.  We also reference MANY other animted series from our childhood so good luck to anyone born after 1986.  Or anyone who didn't get all the random first run syndication cartoons on their local UPN network.