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In celebration of the 20th anniversary of its debut in manga form, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon will receive a new anime adaptation in the summer of 2013.
The original Sailor Moon TV series, and its various follow-ups ran for a combined 200 episodes and was aired all across the world, including North America.
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
Volume Three
Kodansha Comics
The second story arc’s villains prove to be far more competent than those in the first, as the ‘Black Moon’ saga continues.
Meanwhile, Sailor Moon and her remaining friends journey through time and space, meeting an exotic new scout along the way.
Codename Sailor V
Volume 2
Kodansha Comics
Minako Aino’s solo adventures come to a close after a series of repetitive stories and a Tuxedo Mask-like love interest named Phantom Ace.
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
Volume Three
Kodansha Comics
The series’ first major story arc comes to a close, and the its least likable character makes her debut in this, the third volume of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon.
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
Volume Two
Kodansha Comics
Sailor Moon continues her fight against ‘the enemy’ with the help of her similarly themed allies Sailor Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, and the newcomer Venus; all while pining after her love interest Tuxedo Mask, so named because he wears both a tuxedo and a mask.
Codename Sailor V
Volume 1
Kodansha Comics
By the time Sailor Moon meets Luna, the talking cat, and awakens to her magical super powers, there is already a young girl fighting the enemy while wearing a modified school uniform. That girl is Sailor V, who would later join Moon’s little army as Sailor Venus.
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
Volume 1
Kodansha Comics
Usagi Tsukino is the generic manga ditzy heroine. She’s lazy, stupid, and falls in love with any pretty boy that passes through her field of vision. One day, a magical cat from the moon tracks her down and bestows on her powers that she frankly doesn’t deserve.