シーズン
エピソード
プレーヤーサーバー
美少女戦士セーラームーン
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アニメーションコメディAction & AdventureKidsSci-Fi & Fantasy
公開日
1992年3月07日
国
日本
制作
Toei AnimationTV AsahiKodansha
セーラームーンに変身する月野うさぎ及び太陽系惑星のセーラー戦士の戦いを描いた作品。
About
Quick guide
Sailor Moon (1992) follows Usagi Tsukino, a clumsy middle‑school girl who transforms into the titular heroine and teams up with new friends to fight the Dark Kingdom.
Set in 1990s Tokyo, the 200‑episode series centers on Usagi Tsukino, a teenage girl who discovers a talking cat named Luna. Luna informs her she is destined to become Sailor Moon, a warrior of love and justice. Over the course of the first season, Usagi meets other girls who awaken as Sailor Soldiers—Sailor Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and Venus—forming a close-knit team. Together they battle the Dark Kingdom’s monsters while learning to trust one another and to grow into their roles as protectors of Earth. The show blends action, humor, and friendship, offering a charming introduction to the magical girl genre.
What to know
- Season 1 aired 1992‑1993 on TV Asahi in Japan.
- The series was originally titled Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon.
- There are 200 episodes plus three TV specials in the first season.
- The English dub was released by Viz Media in the early 2000s.
- Key villains include Queen Beryl and the Dark Kingdom’s monsters.
- Tuxedo Mask appears early and is a major romantic subplot.
- The show balances action with light humor and emotional moments.
- The series runs at roughly 22‑minute episodes in the original format.
Watch if
If you enjoy magical‑girl anime that mixes action, friendship, humor, and a light‑hearted romance, Sailor Moon offers a nostalgic adventure that’s accessible to newcomers and long‑time fans alike.
Skip if
If you prefer mature themes, intense violence, or a serious tone, this family‑friendly series may feel too whimsical and tame for your taste.
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Opening Scene
Usagi Tsukino’s life changes when a talking cat named Luna appears and declares her the chosen Sailor Moon. The scene sets a whimsical tone, mixing ordinary school life with the promise of heroic destiny.
First Allies
Soon Usagi meets Ami, Rei, Makoto, and Minako. Each character brings a unique skill set, and together they form the core of the Sailor Soldiers, learning to coordinate their powers.
Dark Kingdom Threats
Queen Beryl unleashes a series of monsters to drain humanity’s energy. The team battles each foe, showcasing their growing teamwork and individual growth.
Romantic Subplots
Tuxedo Mask appears, sparking a gentle romance with Usagi. Their connection adds emotional depth and offers a contrast to the battles.
Humor & Dialogue
The show balances action with witty banter. Characters’ quirky personalities shine through, making the series approachable for younger viewers.
Season Finale
The first season ends with the Sailor Soldiers confronting Queen Beryl. Their unity and bravery set the stage for future adventures, hinting at larger threats ahead.
FAQ
20 Q&A
What is the premise of Sailor Moon?
Usagi Tsukino discovers a talking cat named Luna who tells her she is the chosen Sailor Moon. She transforms into a magical girl and, with new friends, battles the Dark Kingdom to protect Earth.
How many episodes are in the first season?
The first season contains 200 episodes plus a few TV specials, covering the original story arc.
Who are the main Sailor Soldiers?
Usagi (Sailor Moon), Ami (Mercury), Rei (Mars), Makoto (Jupiter), and Minako (Venus). Each has a distinct personality and combat style.
When did the show first air?
It premiered on March 7, 1992 on TV Asahi in Japan and later aired in English on Cartoon Network.
Is the English dub faithful to the original?
The English dub captures the core plot and humor but contains some localization changes; later releases restored many omitted scenes.
Who is Tuxedo Mask and why is he important?
Tuxedo Mask is a mysterious dapper hero who aids the Sailor Soldiers. He is also Usagi’s romantic interest, adding depth to the storyline.
What are the main villains in season one?
Queen Beryl leads the Dark Kingdom, deploying monsters that drain human energy. Other enemies include the Dark Kingdom’s generals and the Dark Kingdom’s base.
Does the show contain violence?
Yes, but it is mild and cartoonish, focusing on battles against monsters rather than graphic content.
How is romance handled in the series?
The romance between Usagi and Tuxedo Mask is subtle and develops gradually, with occasional hints rather than explicit scenes.
Are there any filler episodes?
Most episodes follow the main storyline; occasional side stories exist but are brief and non‑essential.
What is the role of Luna?
Luna is Usagi’s guide and mentor, explaining her destiny and providing support during battles.
How does the series end?
Season one concludes with the Sailor Soldiers confronting Queen Beryl, setting up the next arc that continues the adventure.
Does the show have a strong female lead?
Yes, Usagi is the primary protagonist, portrayed as clumsy yet brave, and the series highlights her growth.
Can I watch Sailor Moon on streaming services?
Yes, the series is available on streaming platforms such as Hulu and Neon Alley in the U.S., and other services worldwide.
Is the animation style consistent throughout?
The animation remains consistent during season one, with occasional changes in background detail but no drastic style shifts.
Are the Sailor Soldiers’ powers explained?
Each Sailor Soldier has a signature power linked to their celestial body, explained through action scenes and brief narration.
Does the show contain any political themes?
The series focuses on personal growth and friendship, with minimal overt political commentary.
Is there a soundtrack I can listen to?
Yes, the original soundtrack features the iconic theme songs like “Moonlight Densetsu,” widely available on music platforms.
What is the significance of the Silver Crystal?
The Silver Crystal is a central element tied to the Moon Princess’s power; it is sought by villains and later recovered by the Sailor Soldiers.
Will I need to know the manga to enjoy the show?
No, the anime is self‑contained and can be enjoyed without prior knowledge of the manga.
出演者
Kotono Mitsuishi
Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (voice)
Aya Hisakawa
Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury (voice)
Michie Tomizawa
Rei Hino / Sailor Mars (voice)
Emi Shinohara
Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter (voice)
Rica Fukami
Minako Aino / Sailor Venus (voice)
Toru Furuya
Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask (voice)
Keiko Han
Luna (voice)
Kae Araki
Chibiusa/Sailor Chibi Moon (voice)
Yasuhiro Takato
Artemis (voice)