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Sailor Moon

  • Série de TV
  • 1995–2000
  • Livre
  • 24 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
7,6/10
14 mil
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Sailor Moon (1995)
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9 vídeos
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AnimeFicção científica espacialRomance adolescenteSuper-heróiAçãoAnimaçãoAventuraComédiaFamíliaFantasia

As aventuras mágicas de uma adolescente que aprende o seu destino como a lendária guerreira Sailor Moon.As aventuras mágicas de uma adolescente que aprende o seu destino como a lendária guerreira Sailor Moon.As aventuras mágicas de uma adolescente que aprende o seu destino como a lendária guerreira Sailor Moon.

  • Estrelas
    • Susan Roman
    • Jill Frappier
    • Katie Griffin
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    7,6/10
    14 mil
    SUA AVALIAÇÃO
    • Estrelas
      • Susan Roman
      • Jill Frappier
      • Katie Griffin
    • 84Avaliações de usuários
    • 34Avaliações da crítica
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    Episódios160

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    Sailor Moon S: Birthday Blues
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    Sailor Moon S: Birthday Blues
    Sailor Moon S: Heart Collection I
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    Sailor Moon S: Heart Collection I
    Sailor Moon S: Heart Collection I
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    Sailor Moon S: Heart Collection I
    Sailor Moon S: The Love War
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    Sailor Moon S: The Love War
    Sailor Moon S: Heart Collection II
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    Sailor Moon S: Heart Collection II
    Sailor Moon S: Pure Hearts
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    Sailor Moon S: Pure Hearts
    Sailor Moon S: Labyrinth
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    Sailor Moon S: Labyrinth

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    Susan Roman
    Susan Roman
    • Lita…
    • 1995–2000
    Jill Frappier
    Jill Frappier
    • Luna…
    • 1995–2000
    Katie Griffin
    Katie Griffin
    • Raye…
    • 1995–2000
    Ron Rubin
    Ron Rubin
    • Artemis…
    • 1995–2000
    Vince Corazza
    Vince Corazza
    • Darien…
    • 1995–2000
    Emilie-Claire Barlow
    Emilie-Claire Barlow
    • Mina…
    • 1995–2000
    Karen Bernstein
    • Amy…
    • 1995–1998
    Linda Ballantyne
    Linda Ballantyne
    • Serena…
    • 2000
    Liza Balkan
    • Amy…
    • 2000
    Terri Hawkes
    Terri Hawkes
    • Sailor Moon…
    • 1995–1998
    Sugar Lyn Beard
    Sugar Lyn Beard
    • Rini…
    • 2000
    Mary Long
    • Molly Baker…
    • 1995–2000
    Kirsten Bishop
    Kirsten Bishop
    • Zoicite…
    • 1995–2000
    Stephanie Morgenstern
    Stephanie Morgenstern
    • Mina…
    • 1995–1998
    Barbara Radecki
    Barbara Radecki
    • Sailor Neptune…
    • 1995–2000
    Toby Proctor
    • Darien…
    • 1995
    Tony Daniels
    Tony Daniels
    • Wiseman…
    • 1995–2000
    Sarah Lafleur
    Sarah Lafleur
    • Sailor Uranus…
    • 1995–2000
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    8Tenchi64589

    A favorite among the anime crowd

    I'm guessing that most of the current fans of anime remember this one fondly... I know I do.

    I watched this for the first time not knowing that this was even anime; several years later, I find myself trying to find all the episodes I can of this excellent series.

    I'll admit: this show is not without its flaws. The dubbing was pretty bad, but it WAS entertaining, and the monster-of-the-day thing was kind of tedious, but fans remember stuff like that.

    Flaws aside, this was an excellent starter anime for the States.

    8/10
    WavesofSilence

    I love SailorMoon,but DiC killed it...

    Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon...one of the greatest animes I have ever seen,but DiC butchered it,and I mean seriously. In the original japanese version, Sailor Moon was made for all ages,but the target audience was mostly teens. why? because SailorMoon features things such as : scantily clad fourteen year olds, transsexuality, gender changes (in the Stars season the starlights changed into males when they came to earth then turn female again when they transform) mushy romance, violence, death of the main characters, reincarnation, etc. But in the DiC dub version, many of these things were taken out.

    First rant : In the dub,the names were screwed altogether. for those who dont know any of the japanese names,here is what we are looking at : Haruka to Amara (Sailor Uranus) Michiru to Michelle (Sailor Neptune) Usagi to Serena (Bunny in the manga)(Sailor Moon) Setsuna to Trista (Sailor Pluto) Ami to Amy (If I remember correctly,they are said differently) (Sailor Mercury) Rei to Raye (Same as before) (Sailor Mars) Makato to Lita (Sailor Jupiter) Minako to Mina (Sailor V & Sailor Venus) Mamoru to Darien (Tuxedo Kamen/Mask) Chibi-Usa to Rini (Chibi/Mini-Moon ALSO Sailor Senshi (soldier) was changed to Sailor Scout The title,'Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon' (Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon), is now just 'Sailor Moon' Note that Hotaru(Sailor Saturn)'s name stayed the same,I guess it was because she was in the anime for such a short period of time. I don't know wether or not the cats names were changed,from what I know they havent been.

    Second Rant : Haruka and Michiru are what?!?! COUSINS? DiC has sunk to an ultimate low,taking the best relationship of the series and making the two of them cousins just because they are both female.That was pretty stupid considering they left in such parts that showed that they in fact aren't cousins! ie: The two holding hands and gazing lovingly at each other at the pool, The way Uranus freaked out when Neptune's Heart Crystal was stolen,no way would cousins be THAT close! That is ridiculous, they also changed zoicite's sexuality completely. Talk about stupid...and Fisheye..eww...that sickens me,Fisheye used to be a crossdressing gay guy but hey,it was still a stupid move to change him into a girl.

    Third Rant : The death of the Sailor Soldiers. Why oh why did they take the death of the Sailor Soldiers out? And when Sailor Saturn died,did she not become a baby version of herself whom Pluto,Uranus,and Neptune took in and took care of? I know for a fact this happened in the manga,but did it also not happen in the anime? And IF it did,did it for some stupid reason not survive the dub? And what about that one time Ruby (I geuss thats his name) killed all the Senshi on those crosses? I'll admit that was a little morbid that played a big part in that episode!

    OKAY,I'm getting ahead of myself so I'll just shut-up,but I promise you this..I will be back for more ranting once I've slept a full three hours at the least!
    10IkuharaKunihiko

    There's something about Sailor Moon...

    "Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon" was a hugely popular anime based on the Manga by Naoko Takeuchi. It's 200 episodes are a hermetic fantasy that many don't like and never will. But I like it and I can't help myself!

    I remember how it was the first time I saw it. I was in trans, completely overwhelmed by its magic. I loved all characters, especially the clumsy Minako and Usagi, whom are sometimes almost acting as twins. There was one very funny episode in which Usagi and Makoto were both in love with Motoki but Makoto found out that he already has a girlfriend, Reika. But Usagi didn't know that and started asking Makoto questions: "You look so sad! Do you need an advice in love?"-"Yes."-"Tell me whom have you fallen in love with?"-"...with...Motoki."-"Noooooo!( Scene of Usagi falling into a dark pit)"-"Calm down! I thought you liked Tuxedo Kamen!"-"...well, I like them both!"-"Unfortunately, Motoki already has a girlfriend."-"...He has?! That must be...me!"-"NO!!!!Its Reika!" The thing that everyone is complaining the most are the demons. Many regard them as a completely abstract thing in this other vise realistic drama/comedy about adolescence . But you can also make that complain for "Shin Seiki Evangelion's" angels that Shinji is fighting against. You just have to regard them as a metaphor, maybe as a symbol for Usagi's low self esteem. That's why the more demons she beats, the more mature she gets. Also, they sometimes work like a Greek chorus, progressing the story and changing Usagi from a clumsy child to a grown and mature woman.

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    Some episodes are hilarious. For example, the 5 girls are fighting over who should play Snow White in a stage show. Makoto, whom has the biggest breast, just simply brags with them and says "I should get that role. I have the biggest...talents." In another episode in season 4, Minako is trying to seduce a kindergarten teacher with these words: "Mr. Honyo...How many children would you like to have? I would like 2, but if you want so many to fill a whole soccer team...I wouldn't mind!"

    The directors Junichi Sato, Takuya Igarashi and Kunihiko Ikuhara made a wonderful job, especially in the last season 5. There the wonderful pop group Three lights( Taiki, Yaten, Seiya )appears and almost steals the show. I just loved the idea that they were transfered to Usagi's class where all the girls fell in love with them. Even Minako wanted to seduce one of them, Seiya; she pretended that she had something in her eye and asked Seiya if he can bend towards her face, so that looking from the profile it looked as if he was going to kiss her! At the same time Usagi was hiding and ready to make a photo of them and publish a false story in the newspaper that they are a love couple. Also very interesting characters: Michiru and Haruka, whom are lesbians, but that is always only subtle hinted. Haruka looks like lady Oscar from the anime "Versailles No Bara". The story only gets better from season to season, and has a lot of emotions, imagination and humor. For some reason, that mix worked, unlike some other anime like "Wedding Peach" ( 6/10 ), "Card captor Sakura" ( 6/10 )and "Cutey Honey" ( 6/10 ).

    An evil alter ego inside me, the one that always found the bad side at everything, waited for one false move in this anime that could cause the whole story to collapse. But that didn't happen. "Sailor Moon" created its very own world, and in it made itself comfortable. It's guilty pleasure and high art in one. Genius.

    Grade: 10/10
    anime_sm

    Sailor Moon... brilliant, just...WOW!

    OK. Sailor Moon... WOW! I first got into this when I was 8 years old (when it was shown on Fox Kids). This was the American Dub. I waited 2 years after they cancelled the show until I finally decided that it wasn't going to come back. From then until 24/08/05 (around then anyway) I wanted it on DVD. After spending, wait for it... nearly 100 quid on all 200 episodes and the 3 films I WAS NOT disappointed. It's true what everyone says - Japanese version is sooo much better. The jokes are funnier, it's not as babyish, there's a lot of real-life stuff (boyfriends, friends, school etc) that is also really interesting. I bought Sailor Moon S and Super S as the ones with an English audio option (Japanese also though) but when it came to it, the dub was so terrible, the voices also, that I just carried on watching in Japanese with English subtitles. Seriously - the voices are great (they are so believable and fitting the person that I can't even express it in words) and on the American dub they are terrible (sooooo terrible)!!! I have to recommend watching all of the episodes because the best season by far, in my opinion, is Sailor Stars (the 5th and final) so you kind of need to have seen the others. But this season has so much good stuff - the introduction of Seiya, Yaten and Taiki etc just make you watch episode after episode. Also Galaxia comes and the whole plot of Sailor Moon becomes clear. Why everything happened in the first place... It's just BRILLIANT. I'm not saying anymore because it would be spoiling it but the battles between everyone and Galaxia are so intense. And I love the idea that 'everyone shines' but you won't get that unless you've seen it.

    So if you are interest... buy the Japanese version and watch all episodes! They may be a bit babyish at first but just wait and you'll be hooked without even realising it! I rate it 10/10 for ideas, plot, comedy, picture, tension, voices... but remember that this rating is for the Japanese NOT the American Dub!!!
    xcal2

    A certified classic in my eyes

    When i think back on what got me into Anime i instantly think of Sailor Moon. I've been watching Anime now for 12 years now and i would have never known about it,if it wasn't for this show. The characters are lovable and enjoyable. I like the main character, Serena because almost in ever anime the characters are self righteous or arrogant but Serena was Goofy and a klutz and i fell in love with the character just for those things. The comedy was well balanced out and the show had some pretty funny moments! The comedy was added to balance out the drama and romance and it worked well. That brings me to the romance...i just got to say this show has some of the best hook ups and heart breaks EVER! The action was great! I loved how as time passed the characters got better and learned more and more about they're hidden past and where they came from. I also liked how the show let you get to know the villains unlike most shows where the villain is there just to further the plot by telling his plans or attacking the hero of the story! Sailor Moon really let you get the chance to know who the enemy really is! In short Sailor Moon is a certified classic and a personal favorite of mine.

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    • Curiosidades
      This cartoon was the first English adaptation of an anime series intended for young female audiences. It was also the first English adaptation of a "magical girl" (female character or characters using magic) anime.
    • Erros de gravação
      Many character's names were changed in the dub, yet when porting the series to America, many references to their Japanese names were not removed/edited out/etc. For instance, Unazuki Furuhata is called "Elizabeth" in American versions of the show, yet her doorbell, even in the dub, clearly says "U. FURUHATA." Likewise, Michiru's name is changed to Michelle in the dub, yet at the end of one episode, her journal clearly has "Michiru" written on the cover.
    • Citações

      Sailor Moon: I am Sailor Moon, the champion of justice. In the name of the moon, I will right wrong and triumph over evil... and that means you!

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      The original American dubbed version contained the phrase "From a far away place and time, Earth's greatest adventure is about to begin" in text at the beginning of the intro. Curiously, about 10 episodes in, this was dropped, and the first screen of the intro was just the same background with no text.
    • Versões alternativas
      In addition to the American versions being edited for nudity and violence, DiC also added in several CGI scene transitions not present in the original Japanese version.
    • Conexões
      Alternate-language version of Sailor Moon (1992)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      Sailor Moon Theme
      Written by Andy Heyward

      Performed by Nicole Price and Brynne Price

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      • 16 de novembro de 1999 (Brasil)
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