About: Sailor Moon S

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Third season of the Sailor Moon anime series

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  • Staffel von Sailor Moon (de)
  • third season of the Sailor Moon anime series (en)
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  • 1994-03-19 (xsd:date)
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  • 38 (xsd:nonNegativeInteger)
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  • English air date (en)
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  • Hisashi Kagawa (en)
  • Katsumi Tamegai (en)
  • Shinya Hasegawa (en)
  • Kazuya Kuroda (en)
  • Masahiro Ando (en)
  • Taichi Nakamura (en)
  • Masahiro Andō (en)
  • Ikuko Itō (en)
  • Hideyuki Motohashi (en)
  • Kazuhisa Asai (en)
  • Kazuyuki Hashimoto (en)
  • Kenichi Tajiri (en)
  • Masahide Yanagisawa (en)
  • Minoru Ōkōchi (en)
  • Yoshiyuki Shikano (en)
  • Jouji Yanase (en)
  • Mari Tominaga (en)
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  • Art director (en)
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  • Animation director (en)
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  • The anime series title, which originally translated to Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S, and later as Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon S. (en)
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  • Junichi Sato (en)
  • Takuya Igarashi (en)
  • Kōnosuke Uda (en)
  • Kunihiko Ikuhara (en)
  • Harume Kosaka (en)
  • Hiroki Shibata (en)
  • Noriyo Sasaki (en)
  • Yūji Endō (en)
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  • y (en)
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  • List of Sailor Moon episodes (en)
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  • 1994-03-19 (xsd:date)
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  • 1995-02-25 (xsd:date)
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  • #FFF200 (en)
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  • S戦士を辞めたい!?美奈子の悩み (en)
  • うさぎのダンスはワルツに乗って (en)
  • うさぎの憧れ!優美な天才みちる (en)
  • うさぎ涙!誕生日にガラスの靴を (en)
  • やって来たちっちゃな美少女戦士 (en)
  • より高くより強く!うさぎの応援 (en)
  • アイドル大好き!悩めるミメット (en)
  • ウラヌス達の死?タリスマン出現 (en)
  • 冷酷なウラヌス?まことのピンチ (en)
  • 力が欲しい!まこちゃんの迷い道 (en)
  • 友達を救え!ムーンウラヌス連合 (en)
  • 友達を求めて!ちびムーンの活躍 (en)
  • 地球崩壊の予感?謎の新戦士出現 (en)
  • 奪われた純な心!うさぎ絶体絶命 (en)
  • 妖気漂う家!美少女ほたるの秘密 (en)
  • 嵐のち晴れ!ほたるに捧げる友情 (en)
  • 心を奪う妖花!第三の魔女,テルル (en)
  • 恋のおたすけはムーンにおまかせ (en)
  • 愛のロッド誕生!うさぎの新変身 (en)
  • 愛を信じて!亜美心優しき戦士 (en)
  • 戦士の自覚! 強さは純な心の中に (en)
  • 新しき生命!運命の星々別離の時 (en)
  • 水のラビリンス!ねらわれた亜美 (en)
  • 沈黙のメシアの覚せい?運命の星々 (en)
  • 沈黙の影!?あわき蛍火のゆらめき (en)
  • 男の優しさ!雄一郎, レイに失恋? (en)
  • 異次元からの侵略!無限学園の謎 (en)
  • 真の救世主は誰?光と影のカオス (en)
  • 破滅の影!沈黙のメシアの目覚め (en)
  • 純な心を守れ!敵味方三つ巴乱戦 (en)
  • 素敵な美少年?天王はるかの秘密 (en)
  • 聖杯の神秘な力!ムーン二段変身 (en)
  • 芸術は愛の爆発!ちびうさの初恋 (en)
  • 衝撃の刻!明かされた互いの正体 (en)
  • 輝く流星!サターンそして救世主 (en)
  • 迫り来る闇の恐怖!苦戦の8戦士 (en)
  • 運命のきずな!ウラヌスの遠い日 (en)
  • 魔空の戦い!セーラー戦士の賭け (en)
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  • ja (en)
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  • Sailor Moon SuperS (en)
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  • 38 (xsd:integer)
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  • 1994-03-19 (xsd:date)
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  • Sailor Moon R (en)
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  • "The Shocking Moment: Everyone’s Identities Revealed" (en)
  • "A House Filled with Evil Presence: The Beautiful Hotaru’s Secret" (en)
  • "A Handsome Boy? Haruka Tenoh's Secret" (en)
  • "A Man’s Kindness: Yuichiro, Heartbroken by Rei" (en)
  • "A New Life: Parting of the Stars of Destiny" (en)
  • "Believe in Love: Ami, the Kindhearted Guardian" (en)
  • "Coldhearted Uranus: Makoto in Danger" (en)
  • "Higher and Stronger: A Cheer from Usagi" (en)
  • "I Love Idols: Mimete's Dilemma" (en)
  • "I Want Power: Mako Lost in Doubt" (en)
  • "Let Moon Help with Your Love Problems" (en)
  • "Making New Friends: Chibi Moon's Adventure" (en)
  • "Protect the Pure Heart: The Three-Way Battle" (en)
  • "Shadow of Silence: The Pale Glimmer of a Firefly" (en)
  • "The Arrival of a Tiny Pretty Guardian" (en)
  • "The Bond of Destiny: Uranus' Distant Past" (en)
  • "The Labyrinth of Water: Ami Targeted" (en)
  • "The Messiah of Silence Awakens? Stars of Destiny" (en)
  • "The Stolen Pure Heart: Usagi's Crisis" (en)
  • "To Save Our Friends: Moon and Uranus Join Forces" (en)
  • "Usagi Dancing to the Waltz" (en)
  • "Usagi in Tears: A Glass Slipper for My Birthday" (en)
  • "Usagi's Idol: The Graceful Genius Michiru" (en)
  • "The Battle Inside the Demonic Space: The Sailor Guardians' Gamble" (en)
  • "The Rod of Love is Born: Usagi's New Transformation" (en)
  • "The Shining Shooting Star: Saturn and the Messiah" (en)
  • "The Death of Uranus and Neptune: The Talismans Appear" (en)
  • "Shadows of Destruction: The Messiah of Silence Awakens" (en)
  • "A Heart-Snatching Demon Flower: Tellu, the Third Witch" (en)
  • "The Holy Grail's Mystical Power: Moon's Double Transformation" (en)
  • "The Imminent Terror of Darkness: Struggles of the Eight Guardians" (en)
  • "Who is the True Messiah? Chaos of Light and Darkness" (en)
  • "A Guardian’s Realization: Strength Lies Within a Pure Heart" (en)
  • "Sunny Skies After a Storm: A Friendship Dedicated to Hotaru" (en)
  • "Art is an Explosion of Love: Chibiusa’s First Love" (en)
  • "Premonition of the Apocalypse: The Mysterious New Guardians Appear" (en)
  • "I Want to Quit Being a Sailor Guardian: Minako's Dilemma" (en)
  • "An Invasion from another Dimension: Mystery of Infinity Academy" (en)
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  • Minako is despondent about her double life of being a Sailor Guardian and a regular girl. Meanwhile, an old friend of hers, whom she once fell in love with, is attacked by a Daimon, and Minako, as Sailor Venus, must use her volleyball skills to save him. (en)
  • The fifth and last of the Witches 5, Cyprine steals pure hearts from Infinity Academy students, and the Sailor Guardians engage Cyprine, and her alter-ego, Ptilol, in a showdown. Meanwhile, Chibiusa is abducted by the recently resurrected Kaolinite, and her pure heart is stolen by Mistress 9, having taken over Hotaru's body, which allows her to awaken as the Messiah of Silence. (en)
  • After experiencing apocalyptic visions, Rei Hino is attacked by a powerful monster called a Daimon that Sailor Moon is unable to fight after it disables her brooch, reversing her transformation. The Daimon is defeated by a pair of mysterious new warriors, leaving the girls to despondently realize that a new conflict has begun. (en)
  • After Sailor Neptune is captured and possibly killed by Kaolinite, Sailor Moon and Sailor Uranus find themselves shackled together and forced to reassess their less-than-friendly attitudes toward each other in order to save Sailor Neptune from further harm. (en)
  • Usagi's friend, Unazuki Furuhata, is attacked by a Daimon and has her pure heart crystal stolen. When Sailor Moon tries to take the crystal back to Unazuki, Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune attempt to steal it in order to claim the Talisman. (en)
  • The three Outer Guardians appear to Tuxedo Mask, and tell him why they cannot fight alongside Sailor Moon and the other four Sailor Guardians. Usagi and Chibiusa visit Hotaru, and see a woman who looks like Kaolinite. The Messiah of Silence appears demanding pure hearts. (en)
  • Haruka remembers the past when she first met Michiru, who told her that she was destined to become Sailor Uranus. Haruka initially refused that destiny, for she loved her life too much and was afraid of change. Haruka was attacked, and Sailor Neptune was injured while defending her. In her anguish, Haruka took the Transformation Lip Rod and accepted her destiny as Sailor Uranus, the Sailor Guardian of the Sky. (en)
  • Chibiusa meets a boy named Masanori at her art class and develops a crush on him. However, he already has a crush on Michiru, who is taking a class at that school as well. When a Daimon attacks Masanori, Chibiusa must take a stand to protect him. (en)
  • Mamoru takes Usagi, Chibiusa and Hotaru to a botanical garden that is tended by Yoshiki Kurebayashi, an old classmate of his. While there, Mimete targets Yoshiki's pure heart and causes a storm that puts the plants at risk. Sailor Moon defeats the accompanying Daimon, U-Bara. (en)
  • Minako and Mimete enter a beauty contest at the same time, with Mimete willing to risk it all to obtain victory. Both fall short of the needed votes to win the idol position, and Mimete decides to just go back to her evil ways. (en)
  • Chibiusa returns to the future after receiving a letter from her mother Neo-Queen Serenity and her father King Endymion. Meanwhile, a final Daimon emerges from the rubble of Infinity Academy, and Chibiusa returns just in time to help Usagi to defeat it. (en)
  • The girls end up watching the filming of a movie, where Chibiusa encounters a mysterious girl named Hotaru Tomoe, whom she quickly befriends. But in the end, she is revealed to be the 12-year-old daughter of Professor Souichi Tomoe, the possessed leader of the Death Busters. Super Sailor Moon uses "Rainbow Moon Heartache" to defeat the Daimon of the day. (en)
  • Hotaru overexerts herself, and is hospitalized, during which her past without friends is shown, and the reasons for it. Meanwhile, Mimete targets a soap opera actor, during which the attacking Daimon runs near Hotaru, who glows and completely freezes the Daimon. (en)
  • An English gentleman named Edwards invites Mamoru and the girls to a lavish party, where Usagi accidentally becomes drunk and the team is forced to confront a fashionable Eudial and her latest Daimon. (en)
  • Tellu develops a new plan to steal pure hearts, using a plant bred for that purpose. Setsuna Meioh realizes it is an alien plant made to steal pure hearts, and warns the Sailor Guardians. Tuxedo Mask causes a mutated plant to destroy Tellu, leading to them tracing her back to the mysterious Infinity Academy. (en)
  • With Usagi's brooch stolen and Tuxedo Mask kidnapped, Usagi goes to the Tokyo Tower to rescue Tuxedo Mask and retrieve the brooch so she can become Sailor Moon again, during which the Sailor Guardians face Kaolinite in a final showdown. (en)
  • When Usagi is concerned that she is not smart enough to be with Mamoru after being scolded by the other girls, she seeks advice from Michiru, who suggests that Usagi and Mamoru go to a violin recital. (en)
  • Ami Mizuno's desire to avoid competition leads her to offending Michiru inadvertently in a swimming race, as well as Usagi accidentally hurting Ami's feelings. Meanwhile, a Daimon selects Ami as a target. (en)
  • Mimete attempts to create a Daimon by herself, throwing the entire Tomoe house into another dimension. The Guardians enter the dimension and are defeated by a game-master Daimon named U-Ikasaman. Hotaru manages to assist in her defeat by the use of a bluff. (en)
  • Mistress 9 uses all remaining Daimon eggs to create a powerful energized shield of evil minions around Infinity Academy. Sailor Moon is abducted, as she is the holder of the Holy Grail. After witnessing Sailor Pluto ultimately sacrificing herself to save them by using her forbidden ability to stop time, Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune defeat Germatoid, the Daimon possessing Professor Tomoe with their Talismans. (en)
  • Makoto is training in the mountains, trying to become much stronger after being easily defeated by a Daimon before. Her trainer is attacked, and tells her that nobody can live alone. She attacks the Daimon, fails, and realizes she needs her best friends in order to win. (en)
  • Minako becomes jealous that a Daimon has not yet attacked her, and she fears that she does not have a pure heart. After doing as many "pure" things as she can, such as donating blood, she is attacked, and her pure heart is taken from her. When Eudial nearly gets away, Usagi is forced to reveal her identity to Haruka and Michiru, who in turn, reveal their identities as Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune to Sailor Moon. (en)
  • The Sailor Guardians visit a planetarium, where the narrator is attacked by a Daimon. The purple symbol of Saturn appears on Hotaru's forehead, and she attacks the Daimon by immbolizing it, an ability passed down from Sailor Saturn herself. However, Sailor Uranus, Sailor Neptune, and Sailor Pluto all attack the Sailor Saturn-possessed Hotaru, since she is not only the reincarnation of the infamous Sailor Guardian of Ruin and Rebirth herself, but also host to the extraterrestrial entity known as the Messiah of Silence. Super Sailor Moon takes the blow to protect Hotaru, thus sparing Sailor Saturn as well. *Sailor Saturn and her Silence Glaive debuted in Haruka and Michiru's imagination earlier in the episode as a silhouette. (en)
  • Chibiusa, who has returned from Crystal Tokyo for further training, attempts to adapt to her new home by making friends her age. She tries to befriend a master who performs tea ceremonies, only to become the Death Busters' latest target. (en)
  • Hotaru wishes to give a letter to Shun Hayase, a famous athlete. He becomes targeted when she goes to give it to him, and she possessively blasts the enemy with a hugely strong amount of energy. She talks to Shun about being frail and weak, and he thanks her for talking to him. (en)
  • Sailor Pluto appears and reawakens Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune, and the three Talismans resonate with each other . The Holy Grail appears, and Sailor Moon grabs it and evolves into Super Sailor Moon, who drives Eudial out. Mimete then kills Eudial of an accident by sabotaging her car with snails, causing her to drive off a ledge into the sea. (en)
  • Chibiusa goes to Hotaru's house to find that Hotaru has disappeared, and is devastated about it. At the same time, the Sailor Guardians investigate Infinity Academy, where Mimete tries one final time to defeat them before Tellu literally pulls the plug on her operation. (en)
  • Makoto Kino is targeted by a Daimon, but manages to temporarily evade it. Keen to analyze her pure heart crystal, Haruka befriends Makoto in order to get close to her. (en)
  • While Mamoru Chiba strives to cheer Usagi up after her failure in the previous battle, a young girl is the latest target of Kaolinite of the Death Busters. Due to Usagi's inability to transform, the under-powered Sailor Team struggles to fight off the Daimon and are once again forced to rely on the mysterious two warriors. Once they determine the girl's pure heart is not a Talisman, they leave the Sailor Team to fend for themselves. Meanwhile, Tuxedo Mask and Usagi hold hands after the latter's refusal to escape, and through the power of their love, Usagi's disabled Crystal Star brooch transforms into the Cosmic Heart Compact, and she gains the Spiral Heart Moon Rod and, along with it, the ability to transform into Sailor Moon and defeat the Daimon with a "Moon Spiral Heart Attack". (en)
  • Naru Osaka and Gurio Umino enter an affection contest in order to prove their strong mutual romantic love for each other, but find themselves targeted by a Daimon. (en)
  • Avoiding their study group, Usagi and Minako meet Haruka Tenoh, an attractive and supposedly male student of a prestigious local school, with whom they both become infatuated. After Minako is defeated in a racing game, a girl named Michiru Kaioh arrives to pick up Haruka, and the two depart with Usagi and Minako soon following behind them. Once Michiru and Haruka separate at a mechanic's shop, Usagi and Minako take this as their chance, and Haruka tells them about "him"-self until a Daimon arrives to attack Kameda, the shop mechanic. The Daimon starts to escape when Usagi and Minako transform into their Guardian forms to chase it down, when the two mysterious warriors, revealed to be Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune, arrive to investigate Kameda's pure heart crystal. When it turns out not to be a Talisman, they retreat and Sailor Moon defeats the Daimon. Later, the rest of the girls are at Crown Game Center with Usagi and Minako in hopes of seeing the cute boy they have told them about; Michiru arrives with a blonde girl, whom Usagi and Minako initially fail to realize is Haruka; once they do, Minako falls to the ground in anguish, and Haruka notes that she had never said she was male. (en)
  • Worried by Rei's intensive meditation, Yuichiro Kumada becomes concerned that she has fallen deeply head-over-heels in love for another man. When he sees her with Haruka and mistakes her for a man, Yuichiro is convinced that "he" is Rei's new romantic suitor. (en)
  • Eudial of the Witches 5 is tasked to take over from Kaolinite's position, in which she targets a genius drummer recruited to play at a festival for Rei. The Sailor Guardians cannot defeat the Daimon who attacks her, but Chibiusa arrives as the Guardians' newest ally, Sailor Chibi Moon. (en)
  • Faced with losing her position at Witches 5, Eudial creates a computer program to find the true owners of the three Talismans, and learns that Haruka and Michiru are the ones who hold two of the Talismans within their own hearts. Haruka and Michiru take away Usagi's brooch, the Cosmic Heart Compact, and follow Eudial onto a remote island. However, the invitation turns out to be a trick, and Michiru's pure heart is taken, which turns into the mystical Deep Aqua Mirror. Haruka, in order to release her own Talisman, shoots herself with Eudial's captured gun. Her pure heart transforms into the mystical Space Sword. (en)
  • Usagi is furious when Mamoru forgets her 15th birthday. When Mamoru buys her an expensive pair of glass slippers to make up for it, he fails to realize that Kaolinite sabotaged the shoes with a Daimon egg to steal her pure heart crystal. To make matters worse, Kaolinite steals Usagi's Cosmic Heart Compact leaving her unable to transform, and Tuxedo Mask gets captured. (en)
  • Haruka and Michiru give the newly reborn infant Hotaru to a still-healing Professor Tomoe, who is finally free of the Death Busters. However, they viciously attack Sailor Moon, for she protected Hotaru's body and Sailor Saturn's spirit within her, and risked the whole entire world for two lives. The Legendary Silver Crystal throws them back, and they kneel to her as their future Neo-Queen and leave the city but not before they imply that, with Sailor Saturn having been saved, Hotaru is still alive and that they will definitely see her again. (en)
  • Sailor Moon is tricked into giving Mistress 9 the Holy Grail, which she uses to summon Master Pharaoh 90, the true mastermind of the Death Busters, to Earth. Hotaru regains consciousness with the assistance of Sailor Moon and her father, destroying Mistress 9 and fully awakening the spirit of Sailor Saturn within herself at last. Sailor Saturn herself returns Chibiusa's pure heart crystal, and then appears before Sailor Moon to ultimately sacrifice herself and eliminate Pharaoh 90 once and for all with her destructive powers, but Sailor Moon gains the help of the other six Sailor Guardians to become Super Sailor Moon once again, and save both Hotaru and Sailor Saturn, who is reborn as a baby immediately afterward. *This marks the full debut of Sailor Saturn herself, having first appeared in six episodes earlier as a silhouette in the imagination of Haruka, Michiru and Setsuna. (en)
  • Ami investigates the Infinity Academy, where she meets Viluy, the fourth of the Witches 5. Viluy attempts to use her nanorobots to steal pure hearts from entrance exam takers. But after her battle, her own microscopic robots turn against her, destroying her in the process. (en)
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  • Wake Up Call (en)
  • Second Chance (en)
  • Next in Line (en)
  • Darkness, My Old Friend (en)
  • No Turning Back (en)
  • Mixed Emotions (en)
  • It's in the Cards (en)
  • Bad Harmony (en)
  • Show Stoppers (en)
  • Art Appreciation (en)
  • Birthday Blues, Part 1 (en)
  • Birthday Blues, Part 2 (en)
  • Blinded By Love's Light (en)
  • Crystal Clear Again (en)
  • Damp Spirits (en)
  • Destiny's Arrival (en)
  • Driving Dangerously (en)
  • Everything's Coming Up Rosey (en)
  • Fiendish Ferns (en)
  • Friendly Foes (en)
  • Goodness Eclipsed (en)
  • Heightened Hazard (en)
  • Hello, Sailor Mini Moon (en)
  • Individual Happiness (en)
  • Lita Borrows Trouble (en)
  • Mimet's Mess (en)
  • People Who Need People (en)
  • Related By Destiny (en)
  • Rini's Risky Friendship (en)
  • Star Struck, Bad Luck (en)
  • Swept Off Her Feet (en)
  • Tainted Tea Party (en)
  • The Purity Chalice (en)
  • The Science of Love (en)
  • The Shadow of Silence (en)
  • Thorny Weather (en)
  • Tough Kindness (en)
  • Who's Really Who? (en)
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  • Original Japanese and Viz titles (en)
  • Cloverway title (en)
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  • Chikyū hōkai no yokan? Nazo no shin Senshi shutsugen (en)
  • Ai no roddo tanjō! Usagi no shin henshin (en)
  • Ai wo shinjite! Ami, kokoro yasashiki Senshi (en)
  • Aidoru daisuki! Nayameru Mimetto (en)
  • Arashi nochi hare! Hotaru ni sasageru yūjō (en)
  • Chinmoku no Meshia kakusei? Unmei no hoshiboshi (en)
  • Chinmoku no kage!? Awaki Hotaru bi no yurameki (en)
  • Geijutsu wa ai no bakuhatsu! Chibiusa no hatsukoi (en)
  • Hametsu no kage! Chinmoku no Meshia no mezame (en)
  • Ijigen kara no shinryaku! Mugen Gakuen no nazo (en)
  • Kagayaku ryūsei! Satān soshite Meshia (en)
  • Koi no otasuke wa Mūn ni omakase (en)
  • Kokoro wo ubau yōka! Daisan no majō, Teruru (en)
  • Makū no tatakai! Sērā Senshi no kake (en)
  • Mizu no rabirinsu! Nerawareta Ami (en)
  • Otoko no yasashisa! Yūichirō, Rei ni shitsuren? (en)
  • Pawā ga hoshī! Mako-chan no mayoi michi (en)
  • Reikoku na Uranusu? Makoto no pinchi (en)
  • Seihai no shinpi na chikara! Mūn nidan henshin (en)
  • Semari kuru yami no kyōfu! Kusen no Hassenshi (en)
  • Shin no Meshia wa dare? Hikari to kage no kaosu (en)
  • Shōgeki no toki! Akasareta tagai no shōtai (en)
  • Suteki na bishōnen? Ten'ō Haruka no himitsu (en)
  • Sērā Senshi wo yametai!? Minako no nayami (en)
  • Tomodachi wo motomete! Chibi Mūn no katsuyaku (en)
  • Tomodachi wo sukue! Mūn Uranusu rengō (en)
  • Ubawareta pyua na kokoro! Usagi zettai zetsumei (en)
  • Unmei no kizuna! Uranusu no tōi hi (en)
  • Uranusu-tachi no shi? Tarisuman shutsugen (en)
  • Usagi namida! Tanjōbi ni garasu no kutsu wo (en)
  • Usagi no akogare! Yūbi no tensai Michiru (en)
  • Usagi no dansu wa warutsu ni notte (en)
  • Yatte kita chiccha na Bishōjo Senshi (en)
  • Yori takaku, yori tsuyoku! Usagi no ōen (en)
  • Yōki tadayou ie! Bishōjo Hotaru no himitsu (en)
  • Senshi no jikaku! Tsuyosa wa pyua na kokoro no naka ni (en)
  • Atarashiki inochi! Unmei no hoshiboshi wakare no toki (en)
  • Pyua na kokoro wo mamore! Teki mikata mittsu tomoe ransen (en)
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  • Sukehiro Tomita (en)
  • Katsuyuki Sumisawa (en)
  • Yoji Enokido (en)
  • Shigeru Yanagawa (en)
  • Megumi Sugihara (en)
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  • Sailor Moon S (en)
  • Sailor Moon S (pl)
  • 美少女戰士S (zh)
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