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So this is probably an utterly impossible task here, but...

Does anybody have any clue at all how or where or if it's even possible to at least find a website with a full length shot of this image right here? I dunno if it'll load or not, but it's a shot of the final battle between Princess Serenity and Queen Metallia at the end of the first season ("Classic"). I refer to her as being Metallia, as that's how I see her -- Metallia did essentially take over Queen Beryl's body, after all, so I don't think of her as being quite Beryl anymore.

I digress. I absolutely LOVE this shot of Princess Serenity surrounded by her four protectors, all the while with that little smirk on her face saying, 'You're dead, Beryl/Metallia". It's pretty much the one single scene I immediately think of when I think about Sailor Moon.

But what I would love even MORE would be a full-length shot --- being able to see their shoes, them standing on the 'ice tower', Serenity's dress flowing in the wind generated by the battle....like, the ENTIRE scene. A cel would be absolutely amazing if it even exists anymore.

Even a LINK to a site that has the entire shot (bottom half of their legs and the entirety of the dress) would be more then acceptable. I just cannot stress enough how much I adore this scene.

If anyone can help, that'd be great, although I do suspect it may not be possible.

I don't think the shot ever panned down to their shoes. It pretty much just ended at the screenshot you posted.

There are lots of promotional images on the new merchandise using full-sized pictures of Serenity and the senshi, but they aren't standing on the ice pillar and don't look as determined as they do there. It was also used on the final Laserdisc/DVD cover for Classic, but for some reason they used Sailor Moon instead of Serenity.

Regarding the cel of that scene, 99 percent of the time you see the whole cel. I have a lot of Sailor Moon cels, so if anything the line art/ douga may have what your asking for....but finding that, unless it's in one of the studio line art copy books you see floating around, may prove next to impossible. Sorry I can't say something a lil more upbeat.