Yes, the icon is from Year One. The climax of the story immediately put in mind of the final episode of the original Sailor Moon series (as well as the climax of the Sailor Moon R movie).
The lyrics are from MU-NRAITO Densetsu (Moonlight Legend) (http://www.animelyrics.com/anime/smoon/densetsu.htm), the first opening theme; the full version plays in the final episode during the big battle which includes Usagi as the primary vector and the senshi supporting her in a similar manner to the end of Year One (I very nearly used Moon Revenge from the end of the R movie as a similar ending occurs). According to animelyrics.com, the translation reads:
A wondrous miracle growing closer. We'll be brought together by fate many times over.
I have a bad habit of relating things back to Sailor Moon. Of course, this leads to my point of how JLA is ultimately about friendship (and love and justice) and how Wonder Women used to transform from her civilian identity by whirling her lasso around herself. Then I start seeing characters in fuku and tuxedos, sparkles and fireworks everywhere, and everything goes wonky.
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Date: 2004-05-13 07:16 am (UTC)The lyrics are from MU-NRAITO Densetsu (Moonlight Legend) (http://www.animelyrics.com/anime/smoon/densetsu.htm), the first opening theme; the full version plays in the final episode during the big battle which includes Usagi as the primary vector and the senshi supporting her in a similar manner to the end of Year One (I very nearly used Moon Revenge from the end of the R movie as a similar ending occurs). According to animelyrics.com, the translation reads:
A wondrous miracle growing closer.
We'll be brought together by fate many times over.
I have a bad habit of relating things back to Sailor Moon. Of course, this leads to my point of how JLA is ultimately about friendship (and love and justice) and how Wonder Women used to transform from her civilian identity by whirling her lasso around herself. Then I start seeing characters in fuku and tuxedos, sparkles and fireworks everywhere, and everything goes wonky.