Glycina is the monster that appears in the beginning of the Sailor Moon R movie. On their way to school, the senshi find that the people in the streets of Tokyo have had their energy drained, and have become like zombies. The people begin to attack the senshi, but the senshi realize that strange plants are attached to the people, and that the plants are controlling their zombie-like actions. Rei uses her ofuda to destroy the plants, and Usagi feels relieved to have defeated the zombies. Ami, however, points out that whatever energy source is using the flowers to control people is still in the vicinity. She uses her mini computer to find the source of the energy, and discovers a pink flower, Glycina. Upon discovering the flower, it turns into a large monster with six green legs. Glycina spots ChibiUsa, who is standing alone, and dashes toward her. Just before reaching the young girl, Usagi dives to grab ChibiUsa, crashing through a store window. Rei attempts using her ofuda, but both she and Ami are caught, and the monster begins draining their energy. Luna instructs Minako and Makoto to transform. They do so; Sailor Venus attacks with her &quot;Venus Love Me Chain&quot; and Sailor Jupiter attacks with her &quot;Sparkling Wide Pressure,&quot; freeing their friends, who then transform as well. After a short fight, Glycina catches the four senshi in her vine-like arms and begins to drain their energy. Sailor Moon uses her tiara to cut the vines and free the senshi. Sailor Mars uses her &quot;Burning Mandala&quot; attack, and Sailor Mercury uses her &quot;Shine Aqua Illusion&quot; attack to freeze Glycina, giving Sailor Moon the opportunity to kill Glycina with &quot;Moon Princess Halation.&quot;

When Mamoru was little he gave a rose to a little boy named Fiore. Fiore promised that one day he would bring Mamoru lots of flowers. Now Fiore has come back to earth but his intentions are not merely to fulfil a promise...
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