keep yourself up to date on the latest news in here because e-mails are sporadic and goodness knows what sort of things will pop up that you'll find yourself missing out on. activity checks are a monthly business, as are award nominations. we'd hate to miss your input on these things.

please read the rules before registering, as that's quite important in getting your foot in the door here. double check the glossary and plot as that should help answer any questions you might think up, otherwise let us know in the frequently asked questions thread and we'll get back to you promptly.

once you've decided that this is the site for you please fill out the template and place it in the auditions area for staff to review. once you are accepted make your way to the claims department and set yourself up for making a place for yourself on the site.

the sky is falling, the sky is falling. and you've just made yourself a niche in the hole we've created in this new universe of sailor moon. congratulations, we can't wait to see how you'll add to the story here on our site.

goodness gracious, me. what in the world can the staff be cooking up to torture you with? no worries, we're pretty sure you'll find out soon enough.

make it pretty, dress it up however you like, because we all know we like to map those relationships in those nifty things called plotting pages. be sure to post in the correct section, and update as you see fit. these things don't make the entire game, but they do pass time time in between posts.

every character has a story to tell. in here you'll find links to the threads that make up each character's story, and it is a helpful organizational tool.

looking for something in particular? looking for a way to plot things out without having to check your pm every two seconds? it's easier to do so in here, where you make one page per character and plot out your past, your present, your future, and whatever else floats your boat. update at will.

here we have the photo album and journals rolled into one book, so only one thread per character. put in whatever you like in here. these are your character's thoughts and memories come to life.

online doing homework? or looking for a way to pass the time? see what other characters are online and chat away for the next few hours.

check your inbox, you just might have mail. this is how we communicate in the twenty-first century, you know?

ah, the ever important cell phone, we all like to keep track of contacts, missed messages, texts, and even the occasional photo. set up and have fun, and make sure to call those people back, otherwise you might miss an important meeting.

tokyo has a lot going on. wedding announcements, gossip columns, news articles, theories on the latest events -- it all takes place in here. this is your source for the local news.

sometimes your characters just want to let loose. so go ahead and set them free in here, where all the world is their stage.

the city's first municipal cemetery was opened in the year nineteen-fourteen and house several famous grave sites. over the years it has become a ritual of sorts for teens to stay overnight in the cemetery to prove they are not afraid of any ghosts that might haunt the hallowed grounds.

this public park houses both tokyo tower and the buddhist temple zojoji. there are several footpaths for walking, offering incredible views of the tower. this has made the park a popular location for dates and picnics. also located in this area is the shiba palace garden, now open to the public.

this basement karaoke parlor is a popular hangout for local high school and university students. there are many public and private rooms to choose from with a snack bar and cashier located in the front. it is also here that the secret senshi base is located.

considered by and large to be one of the trendiest shopping districts in tokyo, harajuku is often crowded and filled with a wide variety of shops. one never knows what they will find when walking down the street. should one be in need of a gift or two, this is the place to start.

well known for it's night life, this district is also home to foreign embassies and members of the wealthy class. the name literally means six trees, and is often crowded with foreigners and party-goers each and every night.

otherwise classified as the business district, this is where the streets are crowded in the daytime by people working in various buildings, banks, trading offices, and other businesses that make up the economy of minato-ku.

ko university, the local hospital, and two private schools are located in this district, as well as the popular crown parlor, and various other shops and restaurants. many bicyclists can be found speeding along from one place to the other here.

it is here that the public school is located, as well as a corner store, public library, and market. it is a well known district, though quiet while students are in classes.

this area of minato-ku can be likened to a restaurant row. it is here that one can find a multitude of places to eat at, ranging from local ethnic cuisine, to foreign ventures from the fast food industry. every year the district hosts an annual food festival, bringing in hoards of locals and tourists from all around tokyo.

considered one of the highest peaks in tokyo, mount atago is known far and wide for the atago shrine located on the mountain. it has become a popular center for retreats for many businesses, and a nice vacation spot for several families around the city. in order to get to the shrine, however, one must walk up very steep steps.

here lies the waterfront of the minato-ku. many warehouses can be found at the wharf, and a large number of men and women work in the area during the daytime, unloading and reloading barges bringing goods back and forth across the sea.

this amusement park is located in tokyo bay and consists of a marina, aquarium, shopping mall, hotel, and amusement rides. the park is a pay-as-you-go park, meaning there are no admission fees or gates to enter.

about thirty miles outside of tokyo is kamakura beach, a popular destination in july and august for many of tokyo's citizens. tourists will abound in the warmer months, though the cooler seasons are good for hunting for sea-shells, wading in the water, and enjoying the sea air.

this worn looking apartment building houses no more than two people to an apartment. they're small and cramped feeling, often used by those with a small income, or lower class members of society. more often than not people move in with hopes of finding something better in the future.

some middle class families have homes located on this street, a friendly, well lit neighborhood known for its nice atmosphere and pleasant looking homes. most denizens here know one another and share local gossip when possible.

this contemporary apartment complex is known for its family based apartments, all of which are in good condition and capable of holding up to four people reasonably well. many middle class families call this building home.

this is the private building used to house students of tka private school, many of which come from outside tokyo and cannot afford another place to stay. there are two students to a room, and strict rules apply to those who live here.

the heights are well known as being home to the wealthier members of the minato-ku area. many of the homes are large and set upon an estate, normally gated off from the public. one usually needs an invitation to set foot inside one of these grand mansions.

this asteroid in space is the headquarters to the black moon clan. it is here that evil plans are cooked up, and where youma are created. at times prisoners will be taken there for safe keeping. only those from the black moon may enter.

at night one's dreams can take on different shapes and scenes. whether partial truths, or bald faced lies, each dream has a hidden meaning. anything can happen here, though none of it can be deemed as real.

if you're going somewhere for a certain amount of time be sure to let us know so we don't think you're going inactive. we understand that life gets in the way, and while you don't have to share the particulars behind your absence, at least let us know for how long and the like.

play all those games in here to pass the time in between posts, though we don't expect you to spend all your time in here. keep things pg though, as we're not looking to blind our eyes or anything.

applications and old threads are usually saved in case people come back, but the rest of the stuff is likely to be deleted every few months or so. either way, this is where all dead and inactive items go that don't belong in our archives.

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