What are the key features of the Warrior Nemesis QS goalie head. How does it compare to previous models. Is the Nemesis QS suitable for both men’s and women’s lacrosse. What improvements have been made to the head’s stiffness and durability.
The Evolution of Warrior’s Nemesis Goalie Head
The lacrosse equipment market has seen significant advancements in goalie gear, with Warrior being a key player in this evolution. The Warrior Nemesis QS goalie head represents the latest iteration in their popular Nemesis line, building upon the success of the Nemesis 3 while addressing some of its limitations.
Warrior, founded by David Marrow (a former Princeton national champion), has long been at the forefront of lacrosse innovation. The Nemesis QS continues this tradition, offering improvements aimed at enhancing goalkeeper performance across all levels of play.
Face Shape and Dimensions: Maintaining What Works
One of the most notable aspects of the Nemesis QS is its adherence to the successful design elements of its predecessor. The face shape remains largely unchanged from the Nemesis 3, featuring:
- A flat top design
- 7 top stringing holes
- Outward flared sidewalls characteristic of the Nemesis line
- 20 sidewall holes for versatile stringing options
- A total height of 16.5 inches, matching the surface area of top competitors like the STX Eclipse
This consistency in design is a testament to the effectiveness of the Nemesis shape, which has proven popular among goalkeepers at various levels of play.
Is the Nemesis QS legal for all levels of play?
Unlike its predecessor, the Nemesis QS is fully compliant with regulations for both men’s and women’s lacrosse at all levels, including international, NCAA, and high school competitions. This universal legality addresses a significant limitation of the Nemesis 3, which was not approved for women’s play.
Ergonomic Throat Design: Enhancing Grip and Control
A standout feature of the Nemesis QS is its redesigned throat, catering to the evolving techniques of modern goalkeepers. Many players now prefer to grip the plastic throat with their top hand, and Warrior has responded to this trend with several improvements:
- A slimmed-down throat profile
- Elongated throat design
- Addition of a subtle “lip” for improved grip
- Textured finish for enhanced feel and control
The upward angle of the lip at the throat is a unique design element that may appeal to some goalkeepers, though preferences may vary. This attention to ergonomics demonstrates Warrior’s commitment to accommodating diverse playing styles and grip preferences.
Stiffness and Durability: The Therma-Loc+ Innovation
Stiffness is a critical factor in goalie head performance, directly impacting a goalkeeper’s ability to make saves, especially against high-velocity shots. The Nemesis QS introduces Warrior’s proprietary Therma-Loc+ technology, a hybrid thermoplastic resin designed to address the common issue of head flexibility over time.
How does Therma-Loc+ improve head performance?
According to Warrior, the Therma-Loc+ material offers up to 50% better stiffness retention compared to standard nylon heads. This innovation aims to maintain the head’s rigidity throughout its lifespan, even in challenging conditions like hot summer days when plastic tends to become more pliable.
Initial testing and user feedback suggest that the Nemesis QS indeed offers impressive stiffness out of the box. However, long-term durability and stiffness retention will need to be evaluated over extended use in real-world conditions.
Stringing Options and Customization
The Nemesis QS continues to offer extensive stringing customization options, a hallmark of the Nemesis line. With 20 sidewall holes and 7 top string holes, goalkeepers and stringers have ample opportunity to create a pocket that suits individual preferences and playing styles.
What stringing patterns work best with the Nemesis QS?
While optimal stringing can vary based on personal preference, the Nemesis QS’s design accommodates a wide range of patterns. Many goalkeepers find success with:
- Traditional pockets with a defined channel
- Mid to low pockets for quicker ball release
- Experimenting with different mesh types (12-diamond, 20-diamond, or performance mesh)
The versatility in stringing options allows goalkeepers to fine-tune their setup for optimal performance, whether prioritizing ball control, quick outlets, or a balance of both.
Aesthetic Design and Visual Appeal
While performance is paramount, the visual design of equipment can also play a role in a player’s confidence and satisfaction. The Nemesis QS maintains the recognizable Warrior aesthetic while incorporating subtle design updates.
How does the Nemesis QS look on the field?
The Nemesis QS features:
- Clean lines and a modern silhouette
- Subtle branding that doesn’t overpower the design
- Color options to match team uniforms or personal preference
- A professional appearance suitable for all levels of play
The overall design strikes a balance between tradition and innovation, likely to appeal to both longtime Warrior users and those new to the brand.
Weight Considerations for the Modern Goalkeeper
In the fast-paced world of modern lacrosse, the weight of a goalie head can significantly impact a player’s agility and reaction time. The Nemesis QS aims to provide a balance between durability and lightweight performance.
How does the weight of the Nemesis QS compare to other goalie heads?
While exact weight can vary slightly due to manufacturing tolerances, the Nemesis QS is generally comparable to other high-end goalie heads on the market. It’s designed to be light enough for quick movements without sacrificing the structural integrity needed for top-level play.
Goalkeepers may find that the weight distribution of the Nemesis QS contributes to a well-balanced feel when mounted on a shaft, potentially enhancing overall control and maneuverability.
Price Point and Value Proposition
As a premium goalie head, the Warrior Nemesis QS is positioned at a price point reflective of its advanced features and materials. While the exact price may vary by retailer and region, it’s generally in line with other top-tier goalie heads from competing brands.
Is the Nemesis QS worth the investment?
The value of the Nemesis QS will depend on individual needs and preferences. Factors to consider include:
- Level of play (recreational, competitive, or professional)
- Frequency of use and expected lifespan
- Importance of specific features like the ergonomic throat or Therma-Loc+ technology
- Personal budget and willingness to invest in equipment
For serious players looking for a high-performance goalie head with innovative features, the Nemesis QS may well justify its price tag. However, more casual players or those on a tighter budget might want to weigh the benefits against the cost.
Potential Concerns and Long-Term Durability
While the Warrior Nemesis QS offers numerous improvements and innovations, it’s important to consider potential drawbacks and durability concerns, especially given some early user reports.
Are there any reported issues with the Nemesis QS?
Some users have reported instances of sidewall breakage relatively early in the head’s lifespan. While these reports are not widespread, they warrant attention and further investigation. Potential factors contributing to such issues could include:
- Manufacturing variability
- Extreme playing conditions
- Particularly high-impact shots
- Potential design weak points
It’s important to note that individual experiences can vary, and a larger sample size over an extended period will provide a more accurate picture of the head’s long-term durability.
How does Warrior address potential durability concerns?
Warrior, like most reputable equipment manufacturers, typically offers a warranty on their products. Goalkeepers experiencing issues with their Nemesis QS should contact Warrior or their authorized retailer to address any defects or premature failures.
As with any new product, it’s possible that Warrior may make minor adjustments or improvements to the manufacturing process based on early user feedback and performance data.
Comparison to Competing Goalie Heads
The goalie head market has seen significant innovation in recent years, with several manufacturers introducing new or updated models. Understanding how the Nemesis QS compares to its competitors can help goalkeepers make informed decisions.
How does the Nemesis QS stack up against other popular goalie heads?
While direct comparisons can be subjective due to individual preferences, some key points of comparison include:
- STX Eclipse 2: Known for its large face shape and durability, the Eclipse 2 remains a popular choice. The Nemesis QS offers a comparable face size with potentially improved stiffness retention.
- ECD Impact: A newer entrant to the market, the Impact has gained popularity for its stiff construction. The Nemesis QS competes with its Therma-Loc+ technology.
- True Temper Radar: Another recent introduction, the Radar offers a unique flex point design. The Nemesis QS counters with its more traditional shape and ergonomic throat.
Each head has its strengths, and the best choice often comes down to personal feel, playing style, and specific feature preferences.
Adapting to the Nemesis QS: Tips for Goalkeepers
Transitioning to a new goalie head, even within the same product line, can require some adjustment. Goalkeepers looking to maximize their performance with the Nemesis QS may benefit from the following tips:
How can goalkeepers optimize their play with the Nemesis QS?
- Experiment with stringing: Take advantage of the multiple stringing holes to find the optimal pocket configuration for your style of play.
- Practice with the new throat design: If you’re accustomed to gripping the throat, spend time getting comfortable with the new ergonomic shape.
- Test in various conditions: Use the head in different weather conditions to assess how the Therma-Loc+ technology performs over time.
- Focus on technique: Remember that while equipment is important, proper technique remains the foundation of effective goaltending.
- Seek feedback: Consult with coaches or experienced players who can provide insights on how the head performs from an outside perspective.
As with any new equipment, allowing for an adequate adjustment period can help goalkeepers fully appreciate the nuances and benefits of the Nemesis QS design.
The Future of Goalie Head Design
The introduction of the Warrior Nemesis QS, along with other recent goalie head releases, signals an exciting period of innovation in lacrosse equipment design. As manufacturers continue to push the boundaries of materials science and ergonomics, goalkeepers stand to benefit from these advancements.
What trends might we see in future goalie head designs?
Based on current trajectories and player feedback, potential areas of future innovation could include:
- Further advancements in materials for improved stiffness and durability
- Integration of data-gathering technologies for performance analysis
- Customizable or modular designs to suit individual player preferences
- Continued refinement of ergonomics for optimal hand placement and control
- Exploration of sustainable materials and manufacturing processes
As the sport of lacrosse continues to grow and evolve, goalie equipment will likely see ongoing refinements and innovations to meet the changing demands of the game.
Making the Decision: Is the Nemesis QS Right for You?
Choosing the right goalie head is a personal decision that can significantly impact a player’s performance and enjoyment of the game. The Warrior Nemesis QS offers a compelling package of features that may appeal to many goalkeepers, but it’s essential to consider individual needs and preferences.
Who might benefit most from the Nemesis QS?
The Nemesis QS could be an excellent choice for:
- Goalkeepers who prioritize stiffness and durability in their head
- Players who prefer a traditional face shape with modern ergonomic improvements
- Those who value versatility in stringing options
- Goalies looking for a head that’s legal across all levels and genders of play
- Athletes willing to invest in premium equipment for potential performance gains
Ultimately, the best way to determine if the Nemesis QS is right for you is to try it out if possible. Many retailers and teams offer demo options, allowing goalkeepers to get a feel for the head before making a purchase.
As the lacrosse goalie position continues to evolve, equipment like the Warrior Nemesis QS plays a crucial role in enabling players to perform at their best. By carefully considering the features, benefits, and potential drawbacks of this new offering, goalkeepers can make an informed decision about whether it’s the right tool to help them defend the cage and lead their team to victory.
Warrior Nemesis QS Goalie Head Review
By Coach Damon
As 2022 winds down, us lacrosse goalies can look back with a smile on our face knowing it was indeed the year of the goalie.
ECD launched the Impact goalie head. True Temper lacrosse launched the Radar goalie head. Several other companies like Deep South, Gait and STX teased new goalie heads to launch in 2023.
Then in early December 2022 one of the earliest lacrosse gear manufacturers Warrior launched a brand new version of their goalie head called the Warrior Nemesis QS.
Quick aside – if you want to see the founder of Warrior lacrosse David Marrow in action, checkout this video of him in action as he wins a national championship with Princeton.
The Warrior Nemesis QS is an upgrade to their latest goalie head the Warrior Nemesis 3. Instead of going with the Nemi 4 title they chose QS for this line (also launching new Warrior Nemi QS goalie gloves which I’ll review soon). QS stands for quick save of course.
Let’s get into the review of the brand new Warrior Nemesis QS.
- Face shape
- Ergonomic Throat
- Stiffness
- Weight
- Stringing
- Look
- Price
Warrior Nemi QS: Face Shape
The predecessor to this new head, the Warrior Nemi 3, was actually a very solid head in my opinion. However, it was illegal for the women’s game (for some reason).
I’m not a CEO of a lacrosse manufacturer but if a product is eliminating half the market, that’s not good business.
The Warrior Nemesis QS is legal in both the men’s and women’s game and at all levels – international, NCAA, high school, etc.
The face shape of the new Nemi QS remains relatively unchanged. You can see that clearly when the Nemi QS is side-by-side the Nemi 3:
You still have the flat top, the 7 top stringing holes, the classic Nemi outward flared sidewalls.
When you turn this goalie heads to the side you’ll also notice a striking similarity:
Both have 20 sidewall holes giving those stringers tons of options to throw in a tasty channel.
Surface area wise the Warrior Nemi QS is right up there with the highest. Top to bottom the Eclipse is just under 16.5″ while the QS is at 16.5″.
So face shape wise not much changed with this new version and that’s just fine in my opinion.
So what exactly has changed with this new goalie head?
Warrior Nemi QS Ergonomic Throat
More and more goalies these days setup with their top hand gripping the plastic throat.
Option 3 in this pic:
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As a result, lacrosse goalie head manufacturers have realized the importance of making that part of the plastic very “grippable”.
That’s what Warrior has done with the Nemesis QS slimming down the throat, elongating it some and adding a little “lip” to make it easy and comfortable to grip.
The throat also has a slightly textured finish which feels nice in the hand.
Most goalie heads like the STX Eclipse 2 and the ECD Impact do not have the plastic lip at the throat. I am personally a fan of the lip but this will differ by goalie.
Another thing to point out, the lip actually angles upwards (going toward the back) as you can see in this shot:
Lax Goalie Rat summer intern David Miedema who helped me review this head mentioned he wasn’t a fan of this and would have preferred to keep it level but some goalies may like this.
Overall on the new Warrior Nemesis QS the throat design was redone to satisfy those goalies who love gripping the plastic with their top hand in their goalie stance.
Warrior Nemi QS Goalie Head Stiffness
Another extremely important factor for the modern lax goalie head is stiffness.
If you watch a goalie head at the moment it contacts a shot, a flimsy head will literally bend back to the point that the ball goes into the goal.
Happened in the national championship game to Alex Rode:
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Thus not only is stiffness very key in a goalie head, but the maintaining of that stiffness as all goalies know over time a head tends to get more and more flimsy (especially on those hot summer days).
The Warrior Nemi 3 – in my opinion – was stiff out of the box but did tend to get a little flimsy with use just like the STX Eclipse 2 does.
For a solution, Warrior has a new plastic they’re calling Therma-Loc+. This hybrid thermoplastic resin retains stiffness by up to 50% better than standard nylon heads.
The QS head feels stiff. It passes all the tests on stiffness for me.
Check the save Brett Dobson makes about half way into this video.
That’s the kind of stiffness you want.
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Well need to see how that stiffness lasts over time so I guess I’ll update this post after a season or two of play.
Unfortunately, I have seen some reports of goalies having their Nemi QS sidewall break relatively early in its life:
Has that happened to yours? Leave me a comment down below.
Warrior Nemesis QS: Weight
The challenge in a lacrosse goalie head is making stiffness as high as possible while not sacrificing heavy weight.
For example the CL18 goalie head is the stiffest on the market but its built like a tank and very heavy.
The Warrior Nemesis QS weighs in at a lean 322 grams (11.36oz) unstrung.
For comparison the STX Eclipse 2 is at 325 grams and the Warrior Nemesis 3 is at 319 grams.
I don’t have the official weight for the ECD Impact unstrung but its lighter – I’d guess its at 318 grams or so.
So with the Nemi QS you’re still getting a very stiff head at a very nice weight.
When I did the review with summer intern David Miedema we hadn’t seen the official weights yet but he said: “it feels really light..lighter than the Eclipse 2 but not as light as the ECD Impact”.
He was right.
Warrior Nemesis QS Stringing
Miedema is also an expert goalie head stick stringer (checkout his ECD Impact stringing tutorial).
He said the Nemi QS strings up identical to the Nemi 3 – which checks out since the face shape wasn’t really altered.
The Nemi line of goalie heads is wider than the ECD Impact or the STX Eclipse 2 and while that is nice in the sense it gives you more saving surface area, it can be a nightmare for stick stringers to get a good channel.
He used the exact same stinging pattern that he used in a pervious Nemi 3 and was able to get a nice channel:
David did point out that the stringing holes are a little smaller so if you’re a stringer who likes to use paracord 550 you’ll need a pair of tweezers and/or pliers to get 2 revolutions through.
So the Nemi QS strings up just like the Nemi 3 and allows you to put in a tasty channel for great rebound control and dropping those dimes on outlets.
Warrior Nemesis QS Look
For now, the Nemi QS comes in 2 colors:
Classic White:
And bone:
Never seen a bone colored goalie head and I gotta tell ya – that thing looks awesome!
During the Lacrosse Goalie Summit 7 over the summer, Warrior sponsored athlete (and previous Lax Goalie Rat sponsored athlete) Brett Dobson gave us a sneak peak of that bone:
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Maybe they’ll add a black version down the road so us goalies can get the Nemi QS fully murdered out but for now we’ve got white and bone.
Warrior Nemesis QS Price
When I filmed the video review with David Miedema (seen below) the price of this new goalie head was not yet released.
I ventured a guess that it would be in line with the other heads on the market:
- STX Eclipse 2 – $110 unstrung
- ECD Impact – $110 unstrung
However the Nemi QS came in a little higher at $130 (unstrung) making it the highest priced goalie head on the market right now.
Not going to lie I was a little disappointed with that high price as I’m sure many lacrosse goalie Moms and Dads outfitting a youngster will be.
One benefit of this is that the Nemesis 3 (the older model) can now be purchased for just $100.
Grab the Nemi QS here on LacrosseMonkey here.
Warrior Nemesis QS Goalie Head: Video Review
Lax Goalie Rat summer intern David Miedema and myself did a video review of the Warrior Nemi QS goalie head that you can check out here:
Conclusion
With the launch of the Warrior Nemesis QS goalie head, the iconic lacrosse company brings several upgrades over the previous Warrior Nemesis 3.
First of all, the QS is legal in the women’s game. Huge upgrade from the Nemi 3 which wasn’t!
The 2 other main upgrades are a redone ergonomic and grippable throat. I really like the way they’ve done this throat and for goalies who grip the plastic in their top hand setup I think you’ll agree with me.
The 2nd upgrade is a new a plastic called Therma-Loc+ which promises to keep the stiffness in the head over the course of the season.
The price of the Nemi QS is about $20 higher than the Eclipse 2 or ECD Impact at $130.
But overall the Warrior Nemi QS is a great head for young male or female goalie as well the pro’s like Brett Dobson and Dillon Ward.
The only remaining question I have about this goalie head: where are the wing flaps?
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Anyone using the Warrior Nemesis QS goalie head? What do you think? Leave me a comment down below.
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The reincarnation of Sailor Moon in honor of the 20th anniversary of the original series.
Usagi Tsukino is a clumsy and whiny, but very cheerful schoolgirl. One day she meets the talking cat Luna, thanks to which she becomes a beautiful warrior of love and justice, Sailor Moon. As the chosen warrior, Usagi must protect the princess, find other female warriors and the Legendary Silver Crystal.
At the same time, Queen Beryl, leader of the Dark Kingdom, sends her subordinates to Tokyo to retrieve the Silver Crystal.
Will Sailor Moon and the team of warriors be able to find such a powerful artifact and protect the princess?
The plot includes two arcs (two seasons): “Dark Kingdom” and “Black Moon Clan”.
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Before reviewing the last film adaptation, I decided to leave a review of this … ahem, a product of modern animation. I’ll start by saying that, like many, I grew up on the series from 90th. The last time I watched this series was more than ten years ago and the idea of \u200b\u200bthe plot and other things is based on nostalgia, so it’s in the furnace. Let’s put aside the warmth and lessons learned at a stupid age and look at the new series through the eyes of an adult, …
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Opening pancake! That’s what upsets me the most.
.. the old incredible one was… I still sometimes turn it on and everything becomes so magical) , and for me, manga is always canon. Yes, and here everything is somehow more … in an adult way, or something. And the characters of the heroines are more serious, which I like much more. The mustache, of course, is a little frivolous here too, but that frank stupidity, which often pissed me off in the previous film adaptation, is not there, which is very pleasing. Yes, and the image itself is much more consistent with her status as a princess, plus, you can feel some wisdom, which, for the life of you, in version 90x I didn’t notice.
As for remarks about the fact that the warriors were not particularly sad for the knights… Did they have time for this? They need to save the princess, but what happened after the battle with Beryl and before the next invasion? I think they managed to weep and grieve, it’s just that all this was left behind the scenes. I don’t bother with it, everything that was not shown in the anime, the imagination added itself.
In general, the Krystal version hooked me much more, well, what can I do, I don’t like the farce that resembled the previous version. True, perhaps my age plays a big role in my decision, because the SC, perhaps, is designed for an older audience than version 90x, but I’m still an adult. This is IMHO…
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I expected much more from this anime. It seems that the studio just decided to make some money by taking advantage of the popularity of long-standing characters, and shooting as close to the original source as possible is nothing more than a way to attract the attention of old SM fans, of which there are many. Because of this, the authors of this series made a mistake exactly the opposite of that in the SM of the 90s – there was a lot of material that was not in the original, and a rather strong deviation of the plot from the manga, but here everything is exactly the opposite. It’s strange, I made a discovery for myself (or maybe I’m not the only one) – it turns out that fillers are needed not only to increase the volume of the series, but also for many other things – for example, to better reveal the character of the characters, and even more understandable presentation of those places in a work where the author’s thoughts clearly hovered in the clouds – somewhere, where, and in Sailor Moon there are plenty of such “white spots”.
Even if we put fillers aside – some people need them, some don’t, it still gives the impression that the authors simply didn’t try, they made the series on their knees – a blunder. Usagi’s voice acting alone is worth it – even if it was voiced by the same seiyuu as in anime 90-x – nevertheless, she has a voice like a hangover, this is especially noticeable in the first episodes. In general, alas, bad.
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Of course, I knew that the new version turned out to be unsuccessful, but I did not expect it to be so bad. dumb computer graphics during calls, not a confusing opening at all, cliched art, and even more clichéd plot. I do not advise wasting time
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I just because of the “good” quality of the graphics could not master it.
It hurt my eyes, and the characters themselves and so on…
Old Sailor Moon – forever!
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I immediately watched the old series (for the first time, all 200 episodes), and then a new adaptation.
Oddly enough, she was not shocked. I liked the drawing – more detailed, but at the same time more airy, transparent. I didn’t like the mouths categorically – the girls have some kind of “chicken buttocks”, not lips, and the boys generally have huge mouths, it’s just creepy (I don’t like big mouths and sensual lips, alas for me))) Mimicry is trouble-sadness. A strange overlay of figures on the background, as if paper figures were placed on top of the picture. Otherwise, I was pleased with a lot – Usagi is not a fool, Venus is not a March cat, Ray is not a “baba yaga against”. I would like an even more hooligan Jupiter, and generally excellent. Beryl is a beautiful and adequate queen, with her own drama, and not a drunken bitch who kills the general in the morning. The metal was revealed. Mamoru is also more active, courageous (although the last one suited me). Due to the lack of various ambiguities and antics, it is the first part of “Crystal” that I would watch with the whole family.
With the second part, this will no longer work, because they brought a teenage “sekas”, incestuous moments, and in general there are too many kisses.
And quite a lot of creepy-looking corpses. Although I personally liked the arc – in the old version, this Clan of the Black Moon was nothing at all; stupid people led by Prince Alkash. Here everything is grown-up, terrorists with an interesting idea, each individual, Sapphire was revealed as a villain. The sage finally found his story, also bright. In general, the villains in “Crystal” are more adequate, they act together, and do not squabble like spiders in a jar. Here’s just an interesting paradox of “Crystal” – it seems to have added spirituality (in the sense that the heroes appeal to some higher powers in difficult moments), but lost in morality (now they don’t stand on ceremony with the villains, but before the heroes tried to save everyone, this I really liked the old version). Maybe the new version really lacks something soulful, but still this is a good anime.
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Episode 25 – Confrontation. Phantom of Death | 03.11.21 | |
Episode 24 – Attack. Black lady | 03.11.21 | |
Episode 23 – Secret Maneuvers Sage | ||
Episode 22 – Nemesis Intentions | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 21 – Confusion. Nemesis | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 20 – Crystal Tokyo. | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 19 – Time Warp. Sailor Pluto | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 18 – Capture. Sailor Venus | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 17 – Mystery. | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 16 – Abduction. Sailor Mercury | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 15 – Invasion. Sailor Mars | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 14 – End and Beginning. | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 13 – Decisive Battle. reincarnation | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 12 – Opponent – Queen Metalia | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 11 – New Encounter. | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 10 – Moon | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 9 – Princess Serenity | 28.10.21 | |
Episode 8 – Minako – Sailor V | ||
Episode 7 – Chiba Mamoru – Tuxedo Mask | 28.10.21 | |
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