Ice Princess

Ice Princess

October 17, 1995 TV Episode Sailor Moon

Studio
Tôei Animation Co. Ltd., Kodansha
Distributor
DiC Entertainment

Synopsis

Beryl starts pressing Malachite for results. Endymion begins sniping at Malachite and Beryl has to separate them. The girls go to a skating rink holding an open house. Appearing there are the famous Russian figure skating pair, Misha and Jenelle. The fans are invited onto the ice. The girls are very tentative on skates, and Serena is a disaster, but Lyta proves very skilled and graceful. Misha's roving eye locks onto her and he begins paying much attention to her, making Jenelle jealous. Lyta sees traits in Misha that remind her of her ex and becomes enamored with him. When Jenelle feels Misha has spent too much time with Lyta, she ends the event early. Misha asks Lyta to stay. Once everyone is gone, the building's shutters clamp down, trapping everyone outside- - and Serena inside, since she snuck back in to get a special lesson. Serena sees Jenelle into a monster and attack Lyta. She demands Misha choose and Misha chooses her, changing to a monster as well. Sailor Moon arrives to defend Lyta, but Misha and Jenelle are too fast for her. Tuxedo Mask intercedes at the last moment, calling them cowardly for threatening innocents. A skating duel ensues and Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask hold their own, before Malachite overloads the air conditioners to freeze the rink and all inside. Tuxedo Mask destroys the units with his walking stick and Sailor Moon restores the skating pair. She turns to plead with Tuxedo Mask, but he's gone. Outside, everyone tries to console Lyta. All it takes to cheer her up, though, is another boy to walk past and for her to notice how much he resembles her ex.

Characters

Serena Tsukino/Sailor Moon, Luna, Amy/Sailor Mercury, Raye/Sailor Mars, Makoto (Lita)/Jupiter, Mina/Sailor Venus, Artemis, Darien/Tuxedo Mask/Endymion, Queen Beryl, Malachite

Credits

Directing

Director
Kazuhisa Takenouchi

Producing

Producer
Louise Hurtubise (English Version)
Executive Producer, English Version
Andy Heyward

Writing

Writer
Megumi Sugihara
Based On Original Kodansha Comic Book "Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon" by
Naoko Takeuchi

Voices

Voice
Terri Hawkes (Serena), Karen Bernstein (Amy), Katie Griffin (Raye), Susan Roman (Lyta), Stephanie Morganstern (Mina), Toby Proctor (Darien), Jill Frappier (Luna), Ron Ruben (Artemis), Naz Edwards (Queen Beryl), Dennis Akayama (Malachite), Jeff Lumby (Misha), Tracy Hoyt (Jenelle)

Music

Music
Takanori Arisawa, Tetsuya Komoro, Kazuo Sato
Lyrics
Andy Heyward
Additional Music, English Version
Bob Summers

Sound

ADR Director
Roland Parliament
ADR Assistant Director
Lisa Lumby Richards
ADR Executive In Charge Of Production
Randall H. Zalken
ADR Associate Producer
Nicole Thuault
ADR Engineer
Salvatore Grimaldi
Audio Mixer Engineers
Mark Baldi, Luc Hebert
ADR Mixing Sevices Provided by
Toronto, Canada

Casting

Casting
Trish Dynes, Nicole Thuault

Crew

Production Creative Consultant
Fred Ladd

Companies and other credits

  • ADR Mixing Sevices Provided by: Optimum Productions
  • Toei Animation Co. Ltd
  • Naoko Takeuchi/Kodansha
  • All Rights Reserved
  • Licensed by DiC Entertainment L.P

Production notes

This is English episode number 35.