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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon is a story about a klutzy, crybaby, 14
year old underachiever named Tsukino Usagi
who was given some transformation items and super powers. Usagi
transforms into the pretty, sailor suited fighter called Sailor Moon
to fight against evil. But even as the super hero, Sailor Moon is
klutzy and a crybaby. Then as time goes by, Usagi is joined by some
other girls to form a team of sailor suited fighters.
Sailor Moon is a story aimed at young girls (4 to 12 years old),
and can be considered a magical girl story. The manga is
written by Takeuchi
Naoko, and it is running in the monthly magazine Nakayoshi.
However because of various reasons, Sailor Moon has gathered a lot of
fans from people of all age groups, and has become one of the most
popular anime in Japan today. There is a Sailor Moon manga, five TV
series, and three movies.
From the Anime Pocket Guide:
Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon (TV, FILM)
alternate title: Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon
Genre: Magical Girls
Cast:
Sailor Moon /Usagi Tsukino ........... Kotono Mitsuishi
Sailor Moon (ep. 44-50) ....................... Kae Araki
Sailor Mercury/Ami Mizuno .................. Aya Hisakawa
Sailor Mars /Rei Hino ................. Michie Tomizawa
Sailor Jupiter/Makoto Kino ................ Emi Shinohara
Sailor Venus /Minako Aino .................. Rika Fukami
Tuxedo Kamen /Mamoru Chiba ................ Tohru Furuya
Naru Osaka ............................... Shino Kakinuma
Gurio Umino ............................... Keiichi Namba
Luna .......................................... Keiko Han
Queen Beryl ................................... Keiko Han
Zoisite ................................... Keiichi Namba
Artemis ................................ Takado Yasuihiro
Ail/Seijuurou Ginga (Sailor Moon R) ... Hikaru Midorikawa
Ann/Natsumi Ginga (Sailor Moon R) .......... Yumi Tohma
Chibi Usa (Sailor Moon R) ........... Kae Araki
Description:
"Tsukino Usagi" (Rabbit of the Moon) is a rather underachieving
junior high school girl who gets low test grades, does poorly in
sports, and is often late to class. She's also a very caring
individual. When Usagi-chan sees some boys tormenting a black
cat, she rescues the cat. The cat reappears later to thank
Usagi and introduces herself as Luna. Usagi is frightened at
seeing a talking cat, so Luna gives her a pretty broach. With
the words "Moon Prism Power-Make Up!", the broach turns her into
the superheroine Sailor Moon. Her job is to fight against the
youma (demons) who appear to steal human energy. Unfortunately,
Sailor Moon is still spectacularly incompetant at fighting youma.
Fortunately, the mysterious Tuxedo Kamen appears to save her.
Later, the appearance of the other Sailor Senshi (warriors) will
help, since they are better at fighting than Sailor Moon is.
Luna is also looking for her missing Moon Princess. This is a
very funny series which enjoys massive popularity in Japan.
Tidbits:
- All of the Sailor Senshi are 14 year old schoolgirls dressed
in short, cute versions of their regular school uniforms.
- Like "Tsukino Usagi", the names of the other Senshi are puns
relating to their planet or power (e.g. "Mizuno Ami" is
"Ami of the Water"; Sailor Mercury's power is water based).
- The Dark Kingdom villains seem to be named after crystals of
various kinds (e.g. Jadeite, Kunzite, Beryl).
- The "Sailor Moon" series ends at episode #46 and is replaced
at #47 with "Sailor Moon R" (R = "return" and "romance"). It
starts out with 2 aliens, Ail and Ann, who need human energy,
similar to the first series. A new plotline has started at
#60 with "Chiba Usa" (little Usagi) appearing and demanding
the ginzuishou, Usagi's power jewel...
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