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Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon (live-action TV)

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[ adapted from Sailor Moon (manga) ]
Alternative title:
Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon (Japanese)
美少女戦士 セーラームーン (Japanese)
Genres: comedy, drama, magic, romance
Objectionable content: Mild
Plot Summary: Middle school student Usagi Tsukino is having her typical late run for school when a plush cat doll named Luna falls out of the sky and lands on her face. That night, she is revisited by Luna, who tells her that she is one of the Sailor Guardians. Using her special makeup, Usagi transforms herself into Sailor Moon, champion of love and justice. With the aid of her new friends Ami Mizuno (Sailor Mercury), Rei Hino (Sailor Mars) and Makoto Kino (Sailor Jupiter), along with idol singer/vigilante-at-night Minako Aino (Sailor Venus, a.k.a. Sailor V) and the mysterious masked man known as Tuxedo Kamen, Sailor Moon strives to find the Moon Princess and the Mystical Silver Crystal, and protect them from Queen Beryl and the Dark Kingdom.
Running time: 25 minutes per episode
Number of episodes: 49
Episode titles: We have 52
Vintage: 2003-10-04 to 2004-09-25
Release dates: We have 8
Opening Theme:
"Kirari ☆ Sailor Dream!" by Sae (eps 1-48)
Ending Theme:
#1: "Kirari ☆ Sailor Dream!" by Sae (ep 28)
#2: "Friend" by Miyuu Sawai/Chisaki Hama/Keiko Kitagawa/Myuu Azama/Ayaka Komatsu (ep 49)
Links: We have 13
Trivia: We have 5
Review:
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon (Apr 6, 2004)
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Series Director: Ryuta Tazaki
Director:
Kenzo Maihara (8 episodes
eps 5-6, 13-14, 21-22, 27-28
)
Masataka Takamaru (9 episodes
eps 3-4, 11-12, 19-20, 25-26, 31
)
Nobuhiro Suzumura (eps 9-10, 15-16)
Ryuta Tazaki (eps 1-2, 7-8)
Takemitsu Sato (6 episodes
eps 17-18, 23-24, 29-30
)
Screenplay: Yasuko Kobayashi
Music: Michiru Oshima
Original creator: Naoko Takeuchi
Producer:
Kouichi Yada
Shinichiro Shirakura
Shinya Maruyama
Yuba Sakata

Costume Design: Dango Takeda
Planning:
Naoji Katou
Tetsuya Watanabe
Planning Assistant: Kenichi Yoshino
Stunt Coordination: Yoko Komaki
Tape Producer:
Toshiyuki Takezawa
Yoshiyuki Okazaki
Theme Song Lyrics: Naoko Takeuchi (OP)
Theme Song Performance:
Alisa (as Mio Kuroki)
Ayaka Komatsu (as Minako Aino)
Chisaki Hama (as Ami Mizuno)
Freddie Mercury ("I Was Born to Love You")
Keiko Kitagawa (as Rei Hino a.k.a. Mars Reiko)
Miyuu Sawai (as Usagi Tsukino)
Myuu Azama (as Makoto Kino)
Sae (OP)
Ayaka Komatsu as Minako Aino / Sailor Venus / Sailor V
Chisaki Hama as Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury
Jouji Shibue as
Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Kamen
Prince Endymion
Keiko Kitagawa as Rei Hino / Sailor Mars
Miyuu Sawai as
Princess Sailor Moon
Princess Serenity
Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon
Myuu Azama as Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter

Akira Kubodera as Kunzite
Alisa as Mio Kuroki (eps 29-48)
Aya Sugimoto as Queen Beryl
Chieko Kawabe as Naru Osaka
Hiroyuki Matsumoto as Nephrite
Jun Masuo as Jadeite
Kaori Moriwaka as Ikuko Tsukino
Kappei Yamaguchi as Artemis
Keiko Han as Luna
Masaya Kikawada as Motoki Furuhata
Moeko Matsushita as Hina Kusaka
Naoki Takeshi as Shingo Tsukino
Rina Koike as Sailor Luna (eps 26-49)
Yoshito Endou as Zoicite

Aiko Hirai as Kanami Abe
Ami Koike as Erika (eps 10, 27)
Asahi Yoshida as Ueshima (ep 15)
Eran Mochizuki as Hikari Nozaki (eps 19-20)
Fujio Mori as Masanobu Narita (ep 9)
Haruhi Mizukuro as young Rei (eps 10, 33-34)
Jun Okunogi as Kura (ep 5)
Junko Onoguchi as Secretary
Keisuke Mishima as Kouta Takai
Kouji Tashiro as Takeru (ep 6)
Kyoko Miyashita as Ms. Kurata
Kyonosuke Hanai as Shimomura (ep 15)
Misayo Haruki as Alto Seminar Lecturer (ep 2)
Misho Narumi as young Makoto (ep 6)
Motohiko Takayama as Masa (ep 6)
Narushi Ikeda as Sugao Saito (ep 11)
Natsumi Kiyoura as Momoko Kimura
Noriko Watanabe as Mayumi Osaka (ep 1)
Olena as Princess of Estoa (ep 10)
Reina Kunimitsu as
Ayumi (Possessed Student) (ep 13)
Bully Student A (ep 3)
Rieko Maki as News Anchorwoman (eps 1, 4, 15)
Rika Kanada as Female Student B (ep 2)
Ryoko Matsui as Ms. Kikuchi (eps 16-18)
Ryousuke Tsuyuki as DJ (eps 4, 28)
Satomi Hoshino as Female Student A (ep 2)
Satoru Jitsunashi as Policeman (ep 15)
Satoshi Ichijo as Yuuto (ep 32)
Shinnosuke Matsukawa as Daichi Shimizu (eps 19-20)
Takashi Yamanaka as Nakamoto (ep 15)
Tomohisa Yuge as Fake Tuxedo Kamen (ep 9)
Tomoko Otakara as Haruna Sakurada
Tomozou Hosokawa as Matsuo (ep 11)
Victor Casale as Priest (eps 17-18)
Yasushi Kimura as Teruaki Aoi (ep 9)
Yoko Soumi as Book Narrator (ep 5)
Youto Uesugi as Shun (ep 6)
Yuu Misaki as Yuka Sakuragi

Hitomi Kaneko
Saya Kobayashi
Japanese companies
Broadcaster:
CBC
TBS
DVD Distribution: Bandai Visual
Music Production: Columbia Music Entertainment
Production:
Cazbe
Dentsu Inc.
Toei Productions
Stunt Coordination:
G-Rockets
Japan Action Enterprise
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