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April 17, 2007	Good article nominee	Listed
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Concern[edit]

The article seems exact same text from http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/7900/rei.htm Taku 18:26 May 14, 2003 (UTC)

No, no, no. This is a possibly copyright violaton. Don't edit this one unless such concern is wiped out. -- Taku 00:32 19 May 2003 (UTC)

Music storage[edit]

A number of image songs featuring Rei's character have been released.^[1]

From the original anime, sung by Michie Tomizawa.

"Eien no Melody" (Eternal Melody) - From the first series.
"Watashi no Hito Gingahen" (My Boyfriend, Arranged by the Stars) — From Sailor Moon R
"Honoo no Sogekisha (Flame Sniper)" — From Sailor Stars

From the English anime, sung by Sandy Howell:

"Call My Name (and I'll be There)"
"Nothing At All"
"Oh Starry Night" (replacing "Eien no Melody" in the episode it was featured in)
"Who Do You Think You Are?"

From the musicals, sung by various actresses:

"Honoo no Messenger"(Messenger of Flame)

From the live-action series, sung by Keiko Kitagawa (who also released a character album):

"Hoshi Furu Yoake" (Stars Fall at Dawn)
"Sakura Fubuki" (Cherry Blossom Storm) - Features in Act 23.

References

^ Bacon, Michelle (September 9, 2006). "SAILORMUSIC.NET". Retrieved 2006-10-01.

"Raven" Hino?[edit]

The first line of the page states that her name in some English localizations is Raven "Raye" Hino, but there is no source attached and the name "Raven" isn't mentioned anywhere else in the article. Where is she called Raven? In the Dic and Cloverway dubs she's only ever called Raye, and it's never stated to be short for something as far as I'm aware. Googling for "Raven Hino" only brings up fandom wikia articles which are hardly credible.

Unless a source can be provided I think "Raven" should be removed, or at the very least the page should be altered to say "renamed Raye or Raven Hino" since Raye isn't short for anything in the most well-known English adaptations (sans Viz's version of course). AmbiguouslyAnonymous (talk) 09:30, 3 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]

[sailormusic-1] Bacon, Michelle (September 9, 2006). "SAILORMUSIC.NET". Retrieved 2006-10-01.

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