Sailor Moon

That depends on whether you are looking for mahou shoujo (lit. "magical girl") or sentai(lit. "fighting squadron," but usually used to describe a hero team) anime titles.

Some popular magical girl shows include:

• Pretty Cure - made by Toei, the same company that did Sailor Moon. Also a "team" show, because there are multiple "Cure" girls. There have been lots of spin-offs of this series, and it's still going on today.
• Cardcaptor Sakura - made at the same time as Sailor Moon, but starring a single, younger girl. Like Sailor Moon, there are also movies starring this character.
• Fancy Lala - another anime from around the same period as Sailor Moon, but again, starring a younger girl. This one doesn't battle any magical creatures, but she does use magic to transform herself into a pop star.
• Wedding Peach - Both a team series and magical girl, but as the title would imply, emphasis is on weddings and a lot of femininity associated with them. From around the same time as Sailor Moon.
• Corrector Yui - in a not-so-distant future, a young girl gets magical technology powers to battle enemies in ComNet, the equivalent of the Internet in Yui's timeline.
• Pretear - A modern, magical-girl take on the Snow White legend. A young girl has to save the world from destructive, life-absorbing spores with the help of seven elemental heroes (who are not dwarves) who merge with her to give her their powers.

There are a lot more team anime that feature male or mixed-gender teams than do female-only, non-magical girls:

• Saint Seiya - from the 1980s, features a male team that utilizes mythological powers.
• Tokyo Mew-Mew - Because of the mixed-gender cast, is both magical girl AND sentai.
• Digimon Frontier - Fighting in a team of friends with magical animals.

The English version is just Sailor Moon theme Song. The Japanese version is called Moonlight Denetsu

>Opening Theme:"Moonlight Densetsu" by DALI

"Sailor Moon Theme" by Nicole Price and Bynne Price

>Ending Theme:#1: "Heart Moving" by Misae Takamatsu (eps 1-26)

#2: "Princess Moon" by Ushio Hashimoto (eps 27-46)

In the movie Black Dream Hole

Thats not true Helios is the pegasus not the fairy, he appear in Sailor Moon SS as Chibiusa'a friend and the Preist of the shrine in the center of the earth, according to the manga!!!

Well I was reffering to the Anime movies K!! AKA The better seiries

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Wrong their two different people.

Perle (ペルル, Peruru?, called Peruru in the dub) is a Supporting Character who originally allied with Queen Badiane. He is the younger brother of the more enthusiastic Poupelin. Like the other fairies, he possesses a magical flute.

Perle seems to feel sympathy for the children of Earth-unlike the others, he is never shown mesmerizing them with his flute. His loyalty to the evil queen wavers after befriending Chibiusa or rini at the beginning of the movie. When his new friend is nearly captured, he decides to join the Senshi in their fight. His wings are revealed at the end of the film.

His name is a Japanese approximation of the French word perle, which means Naoko Takeuchi's Materials Collection artbook states that the idea behind the character is "pearl, liqueur, and bonbons." Perle wears many pearl ornaments such as pearl earrings, and there are pearls inside his flute.

In the Japanese version, he is voiced by chika sakamoto. In the English version, he is voiced by Julie Lemieux

Bio Of Helios From other sites.

Pegasus (一角天馬, Pegasasu) is a pegacorn (a Portmanteau of "pegasus" and "unicorn"). His name Kanji combine the words for "unicorn" (ikkakujū) and "pegasus" (tenba), but are given the furigana pronunciation of Pegasus only.As a human, he is Helios (エリオス, Eriosu), the priest of Elysion. Helios and Elios are both correct spellings of this name; the "H" in "Helios" is aspirated in Greek. Helios refers to the Greek mythological personification of the sun.

In the manga, Helios is the guardian of Elysion, which is the sacred land that protects the planet Earth from within and the place where the Golden Kingdom used to be in the times of the Sliver Millennium. The Golden Kingdom was also the place where Mamoru Chiba lived in his past life as the Prince of Earth, Endymion. Helios and Endymion never met, though they were aware of each other and the fact that they shared the same wish of protecting Earth.

When Elysion is invaded by the Dead Moon Circus, Helios is sealed in the body of a horse, Pegasus, and placed inside a cage. Remembering a woman he had seen in vision, he sends out his spirit in the form of Pegasus to seek her help. He asks Sailor moon and Sailor Chibi Moon for aid, giving them information and new weapons and, once, calling upon Elysion itself to protect the city. He and Chibiusa become close, and he eventually discovers that her adult version is the woman he had seen. In the end, when the enemy is defeated and he has departed on the back of the "real" Pegasus, Chibiusa thinks to herself that when she has grown up, he will become her "prince."

In the anime, Helios's role is somewhat different: He guards the Golden Crystal that protects the dreams of Earth's people, whereas, in the manga, that crystal belongs solely to Endymion as the source of his power. He is directly attacked by the Dead Moon Circus for this reason, and leaves his own body to flee with the crystal. Taking the form of Pegasus, he places the crystal on his forehead as a horn and goes into hiding in the dreams of Chibiusa. There, he not only asks for her help but also grants power to her and to her allies using several special items. Though he does not trust Chibiusa at first, they gradually develop a connection, and in the end he tells her his secrets.

Creator Naoko Takeuchi has written that she is not happy with the way Helios' clothing design came out, having created his outfit in a hurry because it was easy to draw and she was pressed for time. She describes the result as "ugly" and "a disaster," also commenting that the character inherited his "irresponsible ways" from herself.

In the Japanese anime, Helios is voiced by Taiki Matsuno. In the English version, he is voiced by Robert Bockstael. In the musical, Pegasus is seen through special lighting effects and is voiced by Yuuta Enomoto, who also performs as Tuxedo Mask in a subsequent musical, Shin Densetsu Kourin.

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There are five Sailor Moon series (or seasons):

1) Sailor Moon (sometimes called "Classic")

2) Sailor Moon R (two parts; for the first part, the "R" stood for "Returns," and in the second, it's said to stand for "Romance")

3) Sailor Moon S (where the "S" stands for "Super")

4) Sailor Moon SuperS (where the second "S" most likely stands for "Senshi")

5) Sailor Moon Sailor Stars

The last series/season was never dubbed or officially subtitled for release in English, but fansubs of the original Japanese do exist.

This is a fun question!

No. In the original manga, they are girls who travel to Earth. They dress up as guys. But in the anime, they actually turn into guys.

In the Italian dub of Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, the Starlights' sex switching was not present. Instead the Sailor Starlights were said to be the twin sisters of the Three Lights. This explanation was added to the Italian dub after Vera Slepoj, a psychologist, claimed that Sailor Moon made young boys become homosexual.

I assume by little sailor you mean the child with pink hair, called Chibiusa in the Japanese version of Rini in the English dub version!

Her formal name is Usagi Small Lady Serenity, so I guess she is the one you mean.

not really......well actaully, if you Google "sailor moon wikipedia" it leads you to a page. on the page it talks about sailor moon. there is a picture to thre right and it shows a girl dressed as a sailor scout in tuxedo mask's arms. it is not rini, cuz she is next to sailor moon. it is sailor chibi chibi moon, who shows up in episode 182. she has reddish pink hair and her nickname mostly is "chibichibi." that was what she kept saying, and she was only 2 years old so yeah. just Google sailor chibichibi moon and read the wikipedia article for more info. hoped i helped! :D

Sailormoon does actually die a grand total of 6 times.

1. She dies in the Silver Millennium as Princess Serenity. In the manga, she stabs herself. In the anime, she's killed by Queen Beryl.

2. She dies in the first season of the anime (This is in the subbed version). When she is fighting Metallia, she maxes out the power of the Silver Crystal. Maxing out it's power usually means death for the wielder, though one wish is granted before that person's death. Sailormoon wished for everything to return to how it had been before.

3. In the Sailormoon R Movie, she again, maxes out the power of the Silver Crystal. She is, again, revived.

4. In Sailormoon S (and this is debated), when Sailor Saturn performs the attack that kills everything, Sailormoon is killed, as is Sailor Saturn, and as are a lot of other people but they are all revived - Sailor Saturn as a baby, and Sailormoon in her regular form.

5. In Sailormoon SuperS, she has her dream mirror removed from her. It is then shattered, killing her.

6. In Sailormoon StarS, she dies to rather dramatic effect.

The names for the guardians of the planet are Serena Tsukino who becomes Sailor Moon, Rini who becomes Sailor Mini Moon, Amy Mizuno who becomes Sailor Mercury, Mina who becomes Sailor Venus, Darien who becomes Tuxedo Mask, Raye who becomes Sailor Mars, Lita who becomes Sailor Jupiter, Hotaru Tomoe who becomes Sailor Saturn, Amara Tenou who becomes Sailor Uranus, Michelle Kaiou who becomes Sailor Neptune and Trista Meiou who becomes Sailor Pluto.

Serena's Moon Kingdom name is Princess Serenity and her future self's name is Neo-Queen Serenity and Darien's Moon Kingdom name is Prince Endymion and his future self's name is King Endymion. Serena's cat's name is Luna and Mina's cat's name is Artemis.

The main villains' names are Queen Beryl and her generals Jedite, Nephrite, Zoisicite and Malachite. The first set of villains' names in Season 2 are Alan and Ann. The second set of villains' names in Season 2 are Wiseman, his first main general Rubeus, Rubeus' minions of Catsy, Birdie, Avery, Prisma, Wiseman's second main general of Emerald, Wiseman's 3rd main general of Prince Diamond and Diamond's brother; Sapphire. In the 3rd season, the villains' names are Dr. Tomoe and his generals of Kaorinight, Eugial, Memet, Mistress 9, Telulu, Byruit, Cyprin, Ptilol and their ultimate master; Pharaoh 90.

In the 4th season, the villains' names are Queen Nehelenia, her main general Zirconia and Zirconia's generals - the Amazon Trio which consists of Tiger's Eye, Hawk's Eye and Fish Eye and the Amazoness Quartet which consists of CereCere, PallaPalla, JunJun and VesVes.

In the 5th and last season, the main villain's name is Sailor Galaxia and her minions' names are Sailor Iron Mouse, Sailor Aluminum Siren, Sailor Lead Crow and Sailor Tin (that's a shortened version of her Japanese name.)

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Here are the Japanese names. Normally, the last name is listed first, but to make it easier on you, the names are first-last instead of last-first. ;)

Sailor Senshi (Soldiers)

Sailor Moon / Usagi Tsukino

Sailor Chibi Moon / Chibiusa Tsukino / Black Lady

Sailor Mercury / Ami Mizuno

Sailor Mars / Rei Hino

Sailor Jupiter / Makoto Kino

Sailor Venus / Minako Aino

Sailor Uranus / Haruka Tenou

Sailor Neptune / Michiru Kaiou

Sailor Pluto / Setsuna Meiou

Sailor Saturn / Hotaru Tomoe / Mistress 9

Sailor Vesta / VesVes (also a villain from SuperS)

Sailor Pallas / PallaPalla (also a villain from SuperS)

Sailor Ceres / CereCere (also a villain from Supers)

Sailor Juno / JunJun (also a villain from SuperS)

Sailor Star Fighter / Kou Seiya

Sailor Star Maker / Kou Taiki

Sailor Star Healer / Kou Yaten

Sailor Kakyuu / Princess Kakyuu

Villains from Season 1 (Classic)

Queen Metallia

Queen Beryl

Jadeite

Nephrite

Zoisite (who is male)

Kunzite

Villains from Season 2 (R)

Ali

En

Wiseman

Prince Demand

Saffir

Esmeraude

Rubeus

Cooan

Beriche

Petz

Calaveras

Black Lady (also Chibiusa Tsukino)

Villains from Season 3 (S)

Pharaoh 90

Mistress 9 (also Hotaru Tomoe)

Professor Tomoe

Kaolinite

Eudial

Mimete

Tellu

Viluy

Cyprine / Ptilol

Villains from Season 4 (SuperS)

Nehelenia

Zirconia (who is female)

Amazoness Quartet

VesVes (also a Sailor senshi)

CereCere (also a Sailor senshi)

PallaPalla (also a Sailor senshi)

JunJun (also a Sailor senshi)

Amazon Trio

Tiger-Eye

Hawk-Eye

Fish-Eye (who is male)

Villains from Season 5 (Sailor Stars)

Chaos

Sailor Galaxia

Sailor Tin Nyanko

Sailor Lead Crow

Sailor Aluminum Siren

Sailor Iron Mouse

Also, temporarily:

Sailor Uranus

Sailor Neptune

Other Characters

Mamoru Chiba (Tuxedo Kamen/Mask)

Luna (the black cat)

Artemis (the white cat)

Diana (the gray kitten)

Motoki (the arcade person)

Naru Osaka (Usagi's best friend)

Gurio Umino (the nerdy kid)

Haruna (the teacher)