A long-desired kaleidoscope with 万華鏡

Kanji Explanation: Reflection and optics with 鏡

Usagi and Chibiusa look at the kaleidoscopes Mamoru bought them at the carnival.

ちびうさ:: 「わーーーっ　中(なか)に色(いろ)んな石(いし)が入(はい)ってる」; “Wow! There are all kinds of stones inside!”
うさぎ:: 「キレイねえ♡　万華鏡(まんげきょう)って」; “It's so pretty♡ A kaleidoscope...”; 「あたし　こーゆーの　ずーっと　欲(ほ)しかったんだー♡」; “I've wanted one of these for so long♡”

Key Points

万華鏡(まんげきょう) = kaleidoscope
- 万華鏡(まんげきょう) is the ordinary Japanese word for a kaleidoscope, the toy tube that makes shifting colorful patterns when you look inside.
- The final kanji 鏡 means “mirror”, which fits how a kaleidoscope uses mirrors to reflect the pieces inside
こーゆーの = casual spoken こういうの
- こーゆーの is a stretched casual pronunciation of こういうの, meaning “this kind of thing”
ずーっと欲(ほ)しかったんだ shows a long-held feeling
- ずーっと means “for a long time”, with the stretched vowel making it sound extra heartfelt and childlike.
- 欲(ほ)しかった is “wanted”, and んだ adds an explanatory / emotional tone, so the line feels like “I’ve seriously wanted one of these for so long.”