When does sailor moon meet the other sailors?

Answer 1

That depends on your definition of "Sailor Scout [Senshi]." This is because we see many Sailor Scouts in the Sailor Moon series, but there are more who are only mentioned in passing, those who appear only in the anime (such as those "Sailors" created from fake Sailor Crystals, the phages), those who appear only in the manga (some of the Senshi mentioned as participants in the Sailor War, and some of Galaxia's own Anima-Mates), and those who only appear in the musicals. There are also "tribute" Senshi, people who dress up as the Sailor Senshi but don't actually have any powers or abilities.

Below is a list, indicating whether they appear only in certain forms of canon (anime, manga, or musicals), and their original Japanese title in square brackets:

Anime/Manga/Musicals

• Sailor Moon
• Sailor Mercury
• Sailor Mars
• Sailor Jupiter
• Sailor Venus
• Sailor Mini Moon [Sailor Chibi Moon]
• Sailor Uranus
• Sailor Neptune
• Sailor Pluto
• Sailor Saturn
• Sailor Mini Mini [Sailor Chibi Chibi]
• Sailor Star Maker
• Sailor Star Healer
• Sailor Star Fighter
• Sailor Iron Mouse
• Sailor Lead Crow
• Sailor Aluminum Siren
• Sailor Tin Nyanko
• Sailor Galaxia
• Sailor Chaos

Anime only

• Sailor Tamasaburou (a crossdressing victim of Eudial's in Season 3, episode 104)

Manga only

• Sailor Cosmos
• Sailor Chuu
• Sailor Coronis (Sailor Kronos in English version)
• Sailor Mermaid
• Sailor Mau
• Sailor Cocoon
• Sailor Kakyuu
• Sailor Chi (pronounced "Kai")
• Sailor Phi (pronounced "Fai")
• Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon (pronounced "papiyon")
• Sailor Lethe
• Sailor Mnemosyne
• Sailor Ceres
• Sailor Vesta
• Sailor Pallas
• Sailor Juno
• Sailor Channel (her name is a parody of the popular brand Chanel; not a true Sailor Senshi, but Naruru Osaka, a friend of Chibiusa's and little sister of Naru Osaka. She tried to help save a neighborhood pawnshop with her other friend, Ruruna Kobe and dressed up as a Sailor Senshi to do it, but she never used the name Sailor Channel in the side-story; this and "Sailor Guccici" are fanon names for Naruru and Ruruna)
• Sailor Guccicci (her name is a parody of the popular brand Gucci; see the above note)
• Parallel Inners (the daughters of the Inner Senshi: Mars, Mercury, Venus, and Jupiter, and fellow classmates of Usagi's second daughter and "Parallel Sailor Moon,"--though her Senshi form is not actually named in the story-- Kousagi; they originate from a special manga side-story not part of the original timeline included in the Sailor Moon artbook "Materials Collection")

Musicals only

• Sailor Pewter Fox
• Sailor Titanium Kerokko ("Kerokko" is the Japanese onomatopeia sound that frogs make, like "ribbit" in English)
• Sailor Theta
• Sailor Buttress
• Sailor Astarte

Live-action series only

• Sailor Luna
• Dark Mercury (Often nicknamed "Darkury" by fans, or called "Dark Sailor Mercury")
• Sailor A (exists only in Ami's imagination)
• Sailor K (one of Usagi and Naru's classmates, who dressed up as a Sailor Senshi to try and foil robbers at Naru's mother's jewelry store, OSA-P)
• Sailor M (see above note)
• Sailor N (Naru, dressed up for the same reason noted above)
• Sailor Rabbit (Usagi, dressed up for the same reason as noted above; this was before she became Sailor Moon)

Video games only

• Sin (equivalent to Sailor Moon; leader of the Oppositio Senshi from the Sailor Moon: Another Story RPG for the Super Famicom system)
• Nergal (equivalent to Sailor Mars; member of the Oppositio Senshi)
• Ishtar (equivalent to Sailor Venus; member of the Oppositio Senshi)
• Marduk (equivalent to Sailor Jupiter; member of the Oppositio Senshi)
• Nabu (equivalent to Sailor Mercury; member of the Oppositio Senshi)

Answer 2

Using the Japanese episode numbering, the Sailor Senshi first appear in the following episodes:

Inner SenshiSailor Moon: Episode 1

Sailor Mercury: Episode 8

Sailor Mars: Episode 10

Sailor Jupiter: Episode 25

Sailor Venus: Episode 33 (as a Sailor Senshi, in a speaking role)

Senshi of the Outer Solar SystemSailors Uranus & Neptune: Episode 90

Sailor Pluto: Episode 75 (in her Sailor Senshi garb, at the Space-Time Door; episode 111 as a member of the Senshi of the Outer Solar System)

Sailor Saturn: Episode 125

Sailor Starlights

Sailor Starlights: Episode 173

Shadow GalacticaSailor Galaxia: Episode 174

Sailor Iron Mouse: Episode 173

Sailor Aluminum Siren: Episode 182

Sailor Lead Crow: Episode 182

Sailor Tin Nyanko: Episode 191

Phages Episodes 173-200

Other Supporting Characters

Sailor Chibi Chibi: Episode 187

Sailor Chibi Moon: Episode 103

Using the English dub episode numbers, the following episodes are when each Scout appeared:

Inner ScoutsSailor Moon: Episode 1

Sailor Mercury: Episode 5

Sailor Mars: Episode 7

Sailor Jupiter: Episode 21

Sailor Venus: Episode 29

Scouts of the Outer Solar SystemSailor Pluto: Episode 68

Sailor Uranus: Episode 83

Sailor Neptune: Episode 83

Sailor Saturn: Episode 118

Other Supporting CharactersSailor Mini Moon: Episode 96

All of the other Senshi mentioned in the first section appear only in the as-yet-undubbed-in-English fifth season, Sailor Moon Sailor Stars!

Answer 3

Of all the Sailor Senshi we see in both a human (de-transformed) and a Sailor Senshi state in the Sailor Moon anime and manga, their names are as follows, with their original Japanese name (in Western format, with their given name first) listed first and their English dub name listed second:

• Sailor Moon: Usagi Tsukino/Serena Tsukino
• Sailor Mercury: Ami Mizuno/Amy Anderson
• Sailor Mars: Rei Hino/Raye Hino
• Sailor Jupiter: Makoto Kino/Lita Kino
• Sailor Venus/Sailor V: Minako Aino/Mina Aino
• Sailor Pluto: Setsuna Meiou/Trista Meiou
• Sailor Chibi-Moon: Usagi "Chibiusa" Tsukino/Rini Tsukino
• Sailor Uranus: Haruka Ten'ou/Amara Ten'ou
• Sailor Neptune: Michiru Kaiou/Michelle Kaiou
• Sailor Saturn: Hotaru Tomoe
• Sailor Star Fighter: Seiya Kou
• Sailor Star Maker: Taiki Kou
• Sailor Star Healer: Yaten Kou

We never learn the human names for other Sailor Senshi, such as Sailor Galaxia or her Sailor Animamates, Sailor Kakyuu (manga only), or certain Sailor Senshi from the musicals.

Answer 4

The meet in these episodes(english dubbed)

Sailor Moon : episode 1 ( a moon star is born)

Sailor Mercury( ami mizuno): episode 5(Computer school blues)

Sailor Mars( rei hino) :Episode 7(an uncharmed life)

Sailor Jupiter(Lita kino): Episode 21 (jupiter comes thundering in)

Sailor Venus(mina aino): Episode 29(A crystal clear destiny)

Chibi Usa( rini) : episode 54(serena times two)

Sailor Pluto(trista meioh) : episode 68 (the secret of the luna sphere) , episode 105(people who need people.wanting power)

Sailor Uranus(amara tenoh): episode 90(star struck bad luck), 92 ( driving dangerously)

Sailor Neptune( michelle kaloh): Episode 90("),Episode93 (Bad harmony)

Sailor Chibi Moon(rini):Episode 103 (Welcome sailor mini moon)

Sailor Saturn(hotaru tomoe):episode 112 (show stoppers) ,episode 105

Sailor starlights:Episode 173("A Farewell and a Meeting! The Flow of the Stars of Destiny") Sailor Galaxia: Episode 174

Sailor Iron Mouse: Episode 173

Sailor Aluminum Siren: Episode 182

Sailor Lead Crow: Episode 182

Sailor Tin Nyanko: Episode 191

Sailor ChibiChibi: Episode 187

Phages: Episodes 173- 200

Answer 5

The Sailor Senshi (lit. "soldier", "warrior," or, in the new translation of the title "guardian"), or Sailor Scouts in the dubbed English anime, survive numerous battles against foes.

In the battles versus the DD Girls (Doom and Gloom Girls in the English dub), Jupiter, Mercury, Venus, and Mars all fall, leaving Sailor Moon to face Queen Beryl alone. However, once Usagi succeeds, she wishes on the Silver Crystal that she and her friends could all be reborn as "normal girls," which is what happens: they all restart the year they previously fought as Senshi, with no powers and no memory of each other.

While subsequent battles were difficult, the Sailor Senshi did not die at the hands of the Black Moon Clan, Mistress 9/Master Pharaoh 90, or the Dead Moon Circus. The Senshi did not die again until they faced off against Sailor Galaxia and her Animates, who stole their Star Seeds (including their Sailor Crystals in the manga, necessary for them to exist as Sailor Senshi). Once again, however, Usagi wished that they could be reborn, and they were.

Answer 6

They return in the first episode of sailor moon stars. This is when they get their super uniforms.

Answer 7

Sailor Jupiter appears in Ep 25 in the anime, Act 4 in the manga.

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

They all are there by the end of Sailor Moon S, with the exception of the Starlights, who come in after they defeat Nehelenia in SMStars.