Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon

Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Series

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Usagi Tsukino is a klutzy teen who loves to eat and sleep, and hates school - all in all, a normal girl. Her life completely changes one day, when she rescues a cat from some bullies: the cat later introduces herself as Luna and gives Usagi a brooch that allows her to transform into the super heroine Sailor Moon and fight off the awakened forces of evil. Although clumsy at first, Usagi gradually learns to fight and meets valuable allies, as well as formidable foes, all while learning about her mission and past.

Sequel to Codename: Sailor V, which focuses on Minako Aino and her time as Sailor V, before she joined the Inner Senshi.

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Mnemosyne's Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Tv Review

Rated: 9

I always enjoy watching Stars. There is a tension and even frustration on my part because not all of the characters have all of the important information, while the viewer does. And my utter hatred for Seiya... well that makes things interesting as well.

The humor is pretty much the same as it has been through the entire series. Usagi-sama is somewhat oblivious most of the time, and that can make for some pretty amusing scenes. (like that Blake/break scene...) And the tension that I won't shut up about even takes a few comic turns (people who hate each other + small spaces = fun for me). The villains are hilarious as well. (err... most of them...) I personally love the humor, but maybe it's something you have to be in the right mood for because I know not everyone does.

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Member Opinions

Miss-chan rated 9.50:

Favorite childhood anime. Of course that it’s very repetitive and stereotyped, especially on the romance Serena/Darien and in the sailor scouts friendship, but it's still fantastic. It’s a very good lesson of determination, priorities, and I still remember those songs about the power of love.

pikachu36 rated 8.50:

I have always felt that this show was ment more for a girl, but it really wasn't that bad. I mean it was focused on more girlished themed stuff which I think is why I though so, but overall it was good. I hardly remember too much about it so I will have to watch it again.

Aliceblond rated 8.75:

This anime was the first one that I've ever seen (excluding the ones I had watched in early childhood not knowing that they were anime). I like it even now, 12 years after watching for the first time. ^^

minayuri rated 5.00:

What killed my enjoyment of the series overall is the constant monster of the week plots that it had and the Super S season. It used to be a favorite series of mine when I first saw it many years ago, but now my opinion has changed. The characters are meh-ish in the long run and as a whole, Sailor Moon turned out to be disappointing.

aureawolf rated 7.00:

I also grew up with this gang! Although the make-ups, the jewerly and the drama drived me crazy with fanatism back in the days... I must say that now I'm not comfortable with the general message of what a girl's supposed to be... :/ It's quite the reference for all otakus, yeah, but I can't support stereotyping.