Have you ever had the urge to go back to your roots? Flip on the oldies station and reminisce about times that at least looked good in the movies? (I'm not that old!) With that in mind, I'm taking a Second Look at Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon.

This is considered by many to be a backbone site for the Sailor Moon community. Its layout has remained the same, plain, format since it was founded. The site's lack of flash may put off some visitors, but it does pave the way for easier navigation. BSSM's reputation was built on information, so how does it still hold up?

When it comes to CD information, I head to The Complete Sailor Moon CD List (http://www.lizzard.net/Compleat/index.html), which features CD reviews, the same disc information as BSSM and MP3's for downloading. I would say that BSSM is still the source to go to for individual episode synopsis (synopsis that added greatly to the sites reputation). However, the item guide has been done better on other sites (BSSM leaves off Saturn completely as a character with items). The individual character profiles are easily put to shame by the increasing number of shrines that are popping up.

Despite the increasing competition to serve up the same information in new forms, BSSM still manages too have some unique sections. The toy section includes pictures and descriptions for a lot (I doubt anyone could ever list it all) of Sailor Moon merchandise. The seiyuu pages are kept up to date as part of a huge seiyuu database. Making them an excellent and current source for seiyuu information.