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'''''Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon''''' (美少女戦士セーラームーン; officially translated as "Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon" or "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon") refers to two anime series based on the [[Sailor Moon (manga)|''Sailor Moon'' manga]] by [[Naoko Takeuchi]].  
 
'''''Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon''''' (美少女戦士セーラームーン; officially translated as "Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon" or "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon") refers to two anime series based on the [[Sailor Moon (manga)|''Sailor Moon'' manga]] by [[Naoko Takeuchi]].  
  
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The [[#Sailor Moon "Classic"|original anime series]] ran on [[TV Asahi]] from March 7, 1992 to February 8, 1997. In the fall of 2009 it began airing again on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animax Animax]. The series spanned [[#TV Series|200 episodes]], [[#Films|three feature films]], [[#Specials|five specials]], and [[#Memorials|five memorials]].  
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The original anime series ran on [[TV Asahi]] from March 7, 1992 to February 8, 1997. In the fall of 2009 it began airing again on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animax Animax]. The series spanned [[#TV Series|200 episodes]], [[#Films|three feature films]], [[#Specials|five specials]], and [[#Memorials|five memorials]].  
  
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The [[#Sailor Moon Crystal|second series]] was announced at the 20th anniversary of [[Sailor Moon (series)|''Sailor Moon'']] in July 2012 by Naoko Takeuchi and [[Kodansha]], with an expected release in the summer of 2013. The release date was pushed back several times before it began July 2014. The series ran until June 2023, and spanned 39 episodes and two feature films with two parts each continuing the storyline of the episodes.
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The second series was announced at the 20th anniversary of [[Sailor Moon (series)|''Sailor Moon'']] in July 2012 by Naoko Takeuchi and [[Kodansha]], with an expected release in the summer of 2013. The release date was pushed back several times before it began July 2014.
  
 
==Sailor Moon "Classic"==
 
==Sailor Moon "Classic"==
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A [[Sailor Moon in North America#The Second Wave|subbed version]] is currently available through Hulu and [[Viz Media]]'s Neon Alley service.
 
A [[Sailor Moon in North America#The Second Wave|subbed version]] is currently available through Hulu and [[Viz Media]]'s Neon Alley service.
  
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A [[Sailor Moon in North America#The Second Wave|second dubbed version]] by Viz Media was released on home video in two installments, with [[Sailor Moon Part 1|Part 1]] released on November 11, 2014 and [[Sailor Moon Part 2|Part 2]] released on February 10, 2015.
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A [[Sailor Moon in North America#The Second Wave|second dubbed version]] by Viz Media was released on home video in two installments, with Part 1 released on November 11, 2014 and Part 2 released on February 10, 2015.
  
 
====Sailor Moon R (Second Season)====
 
====Sailor Moon R (Second Season)====
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This season was dubbed into English by DiC and eventually released on DVD by ADV, though [[The Sea! An Island! Vacation! The Senshi Relax|episode 67]] was not dubbed nor released on DVD in the U.S. and Canada.
 
This season was dubbed into English by DiC and eventually released on DVD by ADV, though [[The Sea! An Island! Vacation! The Senshi Relax|episode 67]] was not dubbed nor released on DVD in the U.S. and Canada.
  
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A subbed version is currently available through Hulu and Viz Media's website. A second dubbed version was released on home video in two installments, with [[Sailor Moon R Part 1|Part 1]] released on July 14, 2015 and [[Sailor Moon R Part 2|Part 2]] released on October 27, 2015.
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A subbed version is currently available through Hulu and Viz Media's Neon Alley service.
  
 
====Sailor Moon S (Third Season)====
 
====Sailor Moon S (Third Season)====
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This season was dubbed into English by [[Cloverway]], and released on DVD by [[Pioneer]].
 
This season was dubbed into English by [[Cloverway]], and released on DVD by [[Pioneer]].
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A subbed version is currently available through Hulu and Viz Media's website. A second dubbed version was released on home video in two installments, with [[Sailor Moon S Part 1|Part 1]] released on November 15, 2016 and [[Sailor Moon S Part 2|Part 2]] released on June 20, 2017.
 
  
 
====Sailor Moon SuperS (Fourth Season)====
 
====Sailor Moon SuperS (Fourth Season)====
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This season was dubbed into English by Cloverway and released on DVD by Pioneer, and was the last season of the series to air in the U.S. and Canada during the original license period.
 
This season was dubbed into English by Cloverway and released on DVD by Pioneer, and was the last season of the series to air in the U.S. and Canada during the original license period.
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A subbed version is currently available through Hulu and Viz Media's website. A second dubbed version was released on home video in two installments, with [[Sailor Moon SuperS Part 1|Part 1]] released on April 24, 2018, and [[Sailor Moon SuperS Part 2|Part 2]] released on November 13, 2018.
 
  
 
====Sailor Moon Sailor Stars (Fifth Season)====
 
====Sailor Moon Sailor Stars (Fifth Season)====
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On the anime timeline at the [http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tag/ Toei Animation Gallery], "Sailor Stars" is listed separate from "Sailor Moon," which on their timeline concludes with the fourth season. In addition, the opening song changed from "[[Moonlight Densetsu]]," which it had been for the first four seasons, to the "[[Sailor Star Song]]."
 
On the anime timeline at the [http://www.toei-anim.co.jp/tag/ Toei Animation Gallery], "Sailor Stars" is listed separate from "Sailor Moon," which on their timeline concludes with the fourth season. In addition, the opening song changed from "[[Moonlight Densetsu]]," which it had been for the first four seasons, to the "[[Sailor Star Song]]."
  
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Until 2015, none of the episodes in this season had aired in English-speaking countries, and many rumors persisted as to why Toei Animation had not allowed any company to license the last series for distribution in English. The most persistent rumors were that Toei wanted more money for licensing than anyone was willing to pay, and that Toei was afraid of hurting ''Sailor Moon'''s "family friendly" image due to some content in Sailor Stars (such as the nudity in [[Usagi's Love! The Moonlight Lights up the Galaxy|the last episode]], [[Haruka Tenou|Haruka]] and [[Michiru Kaiou|Michiru]]'s [[Homosexuality in Sailor Moon#Uranus and Neptune|relationship]], and the gender-transforming [[Sailor Starlights]]). Despite this, however, this season aired in other foreign countries with little or no controversy. In 2014, Viz Media licensed the series in the United States and Canada, and the subtitled [[A Nightmare Scatters the Flowers! Return of the Dark Queen|first episode]] of ''Sailor Stars'' was released to Hulu's Neon Alley service on December 24, 2015. Episodes were posted on Hulu at a two-a-week pace through to April 2016, when episode 200 was posted.
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None of the episodes in this season have yet aired in English-speaking countries, and many rumors persist as to why Toei Animation had not allowed any company to license the last series for distribution in English. The most persistent rumors were that Toei wanted more money for licensing than anyone was willing to pay, and that Toei was afraid of hurting ''Sailor Moon'''s "family friendly" image due to some content in Sailor Stars (such as the nudity in [[Usagi's Love! The Moonlight Lights up the Galaxy|the last episode]], [[Haruka Tenou|Haruka]] and [[Michiru Kaiou|Michiru]]'s [[Homosexuality in Sailor Moon#Uranus and Neptune|relationship]], and the gender-transforming [[Sailor Starlights]]). Despite this, however, this season aired in other foreign countries with little or no controversy. In 2014, Viz Media licensed the series in the United States and Canada, where it will be released after Viz has finished re-releasing the previous series.
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A subbed version is currently available through Hulu and Viz Media's website. A dubbed version was released on home video in two installments, with [[Sailor Moon Sailor Stars Part 1|Part 1]] released on June 18, 2019, and [[Sailor Moon Sailor Stars Part 2|Part 2]] released on November 12, 2019.
 
  
 
===Films===
 
===Films===
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* The [[Sailor Moon R movie|Sailor Moon R movie]] - Theater run was from December 1993 to January 1994. The film's first English dub subtitle was "The Promise of the Rose." The Viz dub of the film was given a theatrical run in early 2017, and the DVD and Blu-ray were released on April 18, 2017. 
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* The [[Sailor Moon R movie|Sailor Moon R movie]] - Theater run was from December 1993 to January 1994. The film's English dub subtitle is "The Promise of the Rose."
  
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* The [[Sailor Moon S movie|Sailor Moon S movie]] - Theater run was from December 1994 to January 1995. It was based on the short story "[[Kaguya-hime no Koibito]]" that preluded the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Dream (Yume)|Dream story arc]] in the manga. The film's first English dub subtitle was "Hearts in Ice." The Viz dub of the film was given a theatrical run in 2018, and the DVD and Blu-ray were released on October 2, 2018.
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* The [[Sailor Moon S movie|Sailor Moon S movie]] - Theater run was from December 1994 to January 1995. It is based on the short story "[[Kaguya-hime no Koibito]]" that preluded the [[Sailor Moon (manga)#Dream (Yume)|Dream story arc]] in the manga. The film's English dub subtitle is "Hearts in Ice."
  
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* The [[Sailor Moon SuperS movie|Sailor Moon SuperS movie]] - Theater run was from December 1995 to January 1996. Of the three films, this was the only one to have a Japanese subtitle, called "The Nine Sailor Warriors Get Together! Miracle in the Black Dream Hole." The film's first English dub subtitle was "Black Dream Hole." The Viz dub of the film was given a theatrical run in 2018, and the DVD and Blu-ray were released on February 12, 2019.
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* The [[Sailor Moon SuperS movie|Sailor Moon SuperS movie]] - Theater run was from December 1995 to January 1996. Of the three films, this was the only one to have a Japanese subtitle, called "The Nine Sailor Warriors Get Together! Miracle in the Black Dream Hole." The film's English dub subtitle is "Black Dream Hole."
  
 
===Specials===
 
===Specials===
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==Sailor Moon Crystal==
 
==Sailor Moon Crystal==
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[[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal]] premiered on July 5, 2014, with simultaneous streaming broadcasts around the world. A new episode aired every first and third Saturday of each month for a year, for a total of 26 episodes in the first two seasons. Season III began on April 4, 2016, with a new episode aired on television every week until the end of June that year, for a total of 13 episodes. The next story arc was in the form of the two movies entitled ''[[Sailor Moon Eternal]]'', released in theaters in Japan on January 8 and February 11 of 2021, then later made available streaming worldwide on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netflix Netflix]. The final story arc, in the form of another two movies entitled ''[[Sailor Moon Cosmos]]'', was released in theaters in Japan on June 9 and 30, 2023.
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[[Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal]] began to air on July 5, 2014, with simultaneous streaming broadcasts around the world. A new episode airs every first and third Saturday of each month for a year, for a total of 26 episodes.
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==''Sailor Moon'' Around the World==
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The ''Sailor Moon'' series quickly found favor internationally, and was bought by various TV companies across the world and dubbed into numerous different languages. For more details, see:
  
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==See Also==
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* [[Sailor Moon in Brazil]]
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* [[Sailor Moon Music#Anime CDs|Sailor Moon Anime Music]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Britain]]
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* [[Sailor Moon Anime Actors]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in China]]
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* [[Sailor Moon Anime Production Staff]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Denmark]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Sweden|Sailor Moon in Finland]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in France]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Germany]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Greece]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Hong Kong]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Hungary]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Indonesia]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Israel]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Italy]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Korea]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Mexico]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in The Netherlands]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in North America]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in the Philippines]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Poland]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Portugal]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Russia]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Spain]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Sweden]]
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* [[Sailor Moon in Thailand]]
  
 
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