Sailor Moon - Season One - Complete and Uncut (Japanese language edition)
(Jul. 15, 2003)

Based on a manga by Naoko Takeuchi, Sailor Moon is the story of a teenage girl who meets a magical cat who gives her super powers. She becomes the leader of a team of brave girls, known as the Sailor Warriors. Sailor Moon has long been justifiably renowned for the strength of its plot, its direct and honest treatment of romance and, in this uncut version, a realistic and unflinching acceptance of death as a necessary possible consequence of a righteous fight.

Sailor Moon SuperS - Pegasus Collection 6
(Feb. 18, 2003)

After 30 episodes, the continuity in the popular "magical girl" series begins building to its climax with a series of revelations. Pegasus is Helios, the Priest of Elysian, the Kingdom of Dreams; his horn is the magic Golden Crystal that could enable the sinister Queen Nehelenia of the New Moon to plunge the universe into darkness. When Nehelenia discovers that Rini/Chibiusa possesses the long-sought Mirror of Beautiful Dreams where Pegasus is hidden, she captures the mini-Princess. Darien/Mamoru's body has synchronized with the Earth, so Nehelenia's real and figurative webs of evil cause him pain. In between revelations, the filmmakers pause for humorous interludes. All the Sailor Scouts mistake Rini/Chibiusa's fascination with Pegasus for a crush on an older boy, and in one singularly odd sequence, Pallapalla turns Rini/Chibiusa into an adult and Serena/Usagi into a child. (Rated 13 and older: violence, grotesque imagery, brief nudity) --Charles Solomon

Sailor Moon - Love Conquers All (Vol. 14)
(Jan. 07, 2003)

At long last, Sailor Moon and the Sailor Scouts have arrived in the future, but now they're faced with their greatest challenge ever! Rini's been taken over by the Negamoon, the future city's been devastated and Serena's future self lays trapped inside a giant crystal! Can the combined power of champions of love defeat the evil power of the Dark Crystal? Find out the answer in the 14th and final volume of SAILOR MOON(r) on DVD!

Sailor Moon - The Ties That Bind (TV Series, Vol. 11)
(Nov. 26, 2002)

Rubeus and the evil sisters from the Negamoon are back and they're pulling out all the stops in a furious series of new attacks! Between his last evil sisters and his new ally, Emerald, it looks like Rubeus may finally have Serena cornered. But don't count Earth's greatest heroine out yet because she's got a few aces up her own sleeve, including a brand new Sailor Scout!

Sailor Moon - The Wrath of the Emerald (TV Show, Vol. 12)
(Nov. 26, 2002)

Poor Serena! From hanging out in bakery shops to falling in love, there are so many things for a young girl to do when she's not in school. Unfortunately, the evil Rubeus and Emerald are keeping Sailor Moon and the Sailor Scouts so busy that there's not much time left for a little fun on the side!

Sailor Moon Super S - Pegasus Collection V
(Nov. 19, 2002)

These adventures follow the pattern established on the previous disc, as the search for the "Mirror of Beautiful Dreams" continues. Zirconia, the agent of the evil Nehelenia, summons the Amazon Quartet (Cerecere, Pallapalla, Junjun, and Vesves) to find the Mirror. Curiously, the four girls in circus costumes refer to Zirconia as "Old Hag" and "she," although the character's English voice is clearly male. The members of the Quartet attack a girl who literally has stars in her eyes for Raye/Rei, and pose as dentists to trap Serena/Usagi and Rini/Chibiusa. Their other victims include a preschool teacher, a starving artist (who's hungry enough to eat Serena's cooking), and two boys from Rini's school. Each member of the foursome uses a "Remless" to battle the Sailor Scouts and Tuxedo Moon, but they're undone when Rini (Chibiusa) summons Pegasus with her "Twinkle Yell." (Rated 13 and older: violence, grotesque imagery, brief nudity) --Charles Solomon

Sailor Moon - The Return of the Doom Tree (TV Show, Vol. 9)
(Oct. 15, 2002)

It's girl power to the rescue as Sailor Moon and the Sailor Scouts continue to fight the evil minions of the Doom Tree. Forced to find new victims to feed the monstrous vegetable's ever-increasing appetite for energy, Alan and Anne concoct their most diabolical scheme yet! Can Serena and the Scouts stop them in time, or will all their friends at school become veggie snacks?

Contains six complete episodes:
Food Fetish
Mirror, Mirror On The Wall
Detention Doldrums
Secret Garden

Sailor Moon - The Trouble With Rini (TV Show, Vol. 10)
(Oct. 15, 2002)

Serena's obnoxious new cousin is just the beginning of a new set of problems for Sailor Moon! The invaders from the Negamoon continue in their attempts to foil Sailor Moon, but fortunately, the Sailor Scouts are up to the task. However, when the Nega-baddies come up with the evil plan of using Serena's greatest fear against her, can even the mighty Sailor Moon triumph against them?

Contains 6 complete episodes:
The Cosmetics Caper
Sailor Mercury Moving On?
Gramps In A Pickle
Trouble Comes Thundering Down
A Charmed Life
A Curried Favor

Sailor Moon - Fight to the Finish (TV Show, Vol. 7)
(Sep. 03, 2002)

You think you have problems? Things are bad enough for Sailor Moon when the evil Queen Beryl tries to recapture the Rainbow Crystals, but the forces of the Negaverse finally manage to break into our universe! Now, the Sailor Scouts have to face off against both Beryl and her "doom and gloom" girls! And if that's not bad enough, there are newer and even tougher villains just waiting to take over from Beryl! Contains 6 great episodes as seen on TV!

Sailor Moon - The Doom Tree Strikes (TV Show, Vol. 8)
(Sep. 03, 2002)

It came to conquer the Earth! And only Sailor Moon and the Sailor Scouts can stop it! As the evil Anne and Alan continue to scheme up new ways to steal the Earth's energy for the Doom Tree, will the combined power of all the Sailor Scouts be enough? The power of friendship will be tested as never before when our planet's mightiest protectors join forces in their greatest battles yet!

Contains 6 great episodes as seen on TV!
Spoken Languages: English.

Sailor Moon SuperS - Pegasus Collection IV
(Sep. 03, 2002)

The filmmakers abruptly change villains as the SuperS adventure continues. The nasty Amazon Trio (Fish-Eye, Tigers-Eye, and Hawks-Eye) tire of being used by Zirconia of the Dead Moon Circus to find the "mirror of beautiful dreams" that contains the Pegasus. When Fish-Eye falls for Darren (Mamoru), the threesome decides they want to become human; Pegasus grants their wish, despite their evil deeds. Zirconia, who serves Nehelenia, "The True Queen of the Moon," calls up the Amazon Quartet. Cerecere, Pallapalla, Junjun, and Vesves are girls in circus attire who also fight with a "Remless," an evil spirit similar to the "Daimohns" in the S continuity. In each encounter, they battle Sailor Scouts Serena, Amy, Raye, Lita, and Mina (Usagi, Ami, Rei, Makoto, and Minako in Japanese) and are finally defeated when Rini (Chibiusa) summons Pegasus with her "Twinkle Yell." (Rated 13 and older: violence, grotesque imagery, nudity) --Charles Solomon

Sailor Moon - Adventure Girls! (TV Show, Vol. 6)
(Jul. 23, 2002)

The craziness never stops when you're the defenders of the planet, so when a new enemy arrives it's just business as usual for the Sailor Scouts. Of course, that doesn't mean Serena and the gang can't TRY to live normal lives, but every time they sneak off for a little fun, some kind of monster always seems to show up! From nightmarish finishing schools and avalanches to family vacations run amok, you won't believe what happens next in the sixth incredible collection of Sailor Moon on DVD!

Sailor Moon - Introducing Sailor Venus (TV Show, Vol. 5)
(Jul. 23, 2002)

Zoycite's evil monsters are still searching for the Rainbow Crystals and only Sailor Moon can stop them... but first she has to defeat the jealousy in her own heart! If you thought the fight against Queen Beryl and the Negaverse was wild before, you won't believe the action as Sailor Venus arrives! She's bold, she's beautiful... but just whose side is she really on? Green-eyed monsters abound in the fifth fantastic collection of Sailor Moon on DVD!

Sailor Moon - The Man in the Tuxedo Mask (TV Show, Vol. 3)
(Jun. 11, 2002)

From enchanted cameras to dangerous dollies, the evil forces of the Negaverse will stop at nothing in their efforts to aid Queen Beryl in her plans to conquer the Earth! But when they send a fake Tuxedo Mask to do their dirty work, they make a crucial mistake... because the real Tuxedo Mask doesn't like being imitated! Sailor Moon and her friends have their hands full in the third spectacular collection of Sailor Moon on DVD.

Sailor Moon - The Secret of the Sailor Scouts (TV Show, Vol. 4)
(Jun. 11, 2002)

When Queen Beryl sends her newest and most relentless henchmen to gather the Earth's crystals, the Sailor Scouts may have met their match! Fortunately, the mighty Sailor Jupiter arrives just in time to even the odds! And as if that wasn't enough excitement, Luna finally reveals the secret origin of the Sailor Scouts' amazing powers in the fourth stunning collection of Sailor Moon on DVD.

Sailor Moon Super S - Pegasus Collection III
(Jun. 11, 2002)

The Amazon Trio continues their search for the Pegasus by targeting fashion designers, ballet instructors, and others with pure dreams. Sailor Moon keeps struggling against the Nightmare Circus, but when they target Sailor Venus and Sailor Mercury, are th ey closing in on Chibi-Usa? How long can Chibi-Usa keep her Pegasus dream a secret? Mean while, when a Pegasus begins causing trouble around the city, can they continue to trust i t?

Sailor Moon - A Heroine Is Chosen (TV Show, Vol. 1)
(Apr. 16, 2002)

High-pitched, relentlessly fast paced, and filmed in eye-gouging gumball colors, this video series combines two previously released dubbed episodes from the Japanese animated series, along with a couple of new ones. The adventures of a group of schoolgirl superheroes, Sailor Moon is a lighthearted kiddy variation on a ubiquitous Japanese subgenre, stories of alienated adolescents granted paranormal powers and enlisted on the side of virtue in apocalyptic struggles across space and time. Imported to the U.S. in an attempt to create a post-Power Rangers franchise for girls, the show never became a mainstream megahit in the states, although it still has passionate fans (thanks to airings on the Cartoon Network). The chirpy, giggly tone may be off-putting, but the level of visual imagination (and the self-sufficient courage of the young heroines) can be exhilarating, especially when kids and parents watch together. This first volume kicks off with the "secret origin" episode, "A Moon Star Is Born," in which Tokyo middle-school student Serena is transformed into the title character by the occult power of a mysterious locket. She acquires a cute sidekick (a talking cat named Luna), and in the three succeeding episodes she begins to assemble her support team of spunky Sailor Scouts, with names like Sailor Mercury, Sailor Jupiter, and Sailor Venus. In the second episode, "Talk Radio," a phantom radio program is somehow connected with the door-to-door delivery of flowers whose fumes put people to sleep. Also includes the episodes "Slim City" and "So You Want to Be a Superstar," with a total running time of 90 minutes. These edited shows are appropriate for fans age 5 to 12. --David Chute

Sailor Moon - Sailor Scouts to the Rescue (TV Show, Vol. 2)
(Apr. 16, 2002)

The battle against the evil Queen Beryl and her Negaverse continues as new enemies attack the Sailor Scouts. A dream vacation on a cruise ship becomes a nightmare when Jedite and Titus steal all of the love energy from the passengers! Then the sinister Nephlite uses lies and disguises to trick innocent people into helping Queen Beryl's wicked plans! It will take all three Sailor Scouts to stop Queen Beryl and the forces of evil in the second fantastic volume of Sailor Moon!

Contains 6 great episodes as seen on TV!

Sailor Moon Super S - Pegasus Collection II
(Mar. 19, 2002)

The adventures in this second collection of the Super S series (episodes 128 to 166) follow a single pattern. Zirconia sends out Fish-Eye, Tigers-Eye, or Hawks-Eye to find the person with the beautiful dream that will enable them to capture the Pegasus. Why they need the Pegasus to conquer the world is never explained. The trio flees the Sailor Scouts, leaving a "Remless," an evil spirit similar to the "Daimohns" in the S series, to fight them. Serena (Usage) and Rini (Chibiusa) save the innocent victims and destroy each Remless, with the help of Amy, Raye, Lita, and Mina (Ami, Rei, Makoto, and Minako) and Tuxedo Mask (Darien/Mamoru). Rini continues to strengthen her psychic link with the Pegasus and to summon him in times of need with her "Twinkle Yell," but the villains from the Dead Moon Circus remain unaware of their bond. Rated 13 Up: Violence, grotesque imagery, brief nudity. --Charles Solomon

Sailor Moon SuperS - Pegasus Collection I
(Jan. 29, 2002)

The Super S series encompasses episodes 128 to 166 of this popular TV show and follows the S series, in which the Sailor Scouts defeated the Death Busters. During an eclipse, the eerie Dead Moon Circus appears in Tokyo. Ringmaster Zirconia sends out the Amazon Trio (Fish-Eye, Tigers-Eye, and Hawks-Eye) to find a "mirror of beautiful dreams," which will enable them to capture the Pegasus, a winged unicorn that forms a psychic bond with Chibiusa. Pegasus gives Serena and Chibiusa new weapons and the ability to transform into Super versions of themselves. They need all the power they can muster to protect not only their innocent friends, but a nun, Artemis the cat, and Serena's mother Ikuko from the machinations of the Amazon Trio, despite help from Tuxedo Moon and Scouts Amy, Raye, Lita, and Mina (Ami, Rei, Makoto and Minako in Japanese). The six episodes here are the uncut originals and rated 13 Up for violence, grotesque imagery, and brief nudity. --Charles Solomon

Sailor Moon S - Heart Collection VI: TV Series, Vols. 11 & 12 (Uncut)
(Nov. 27, 2001)

Sailor Neptune, Uranus and Pluto will do anything they can to prevent the awakening of the Messiah of Silence slumbering within Hotaru. However, theDeath Busters kidnap Chibi-Usa and use her heart crystal's energy to revive the Messiah! Even though the Sailor Soilders fight valiantly, Sailor Moon loses the Holy Grail to the Messiah of Silence and the outlook becomes dismal. Where is the legendary Messiah when we need her?

Sailor Moon S - Heart Collection 5: TV Series, Vols. 9 & 10 (Uncut)
(Oct. 09, 2001)

Chibi-Usa's new best friend, Hotaru, has another personality with awesome powers! Unfortunately, her father, Professor Tomoe, is also part of the Death-Busters who are attempting to destroy the world. As Hotaru's powers grow stronger, so do the suspicions of Sailor Uranus, Sailor Neptune and Sailor Pluto. Soon everyone suspects that Hotaru may not only be Sailor Saturn, but also the Sovereign of Silence - the nightmare that brings the world of darkness and destruction! The three Outer Solar System Sailor Soldiers are determined to prevent the darkness, but can they destroy a fellow Sailor Soldier?!

Key Sales Points * Special two-sided, reversible DVD cover of volumes 9 and 10! * Bilingual: English and Japanese audio with optional English subtitles. * Interactive menus with scene access and extras. * Six episodes on one DVD!

Sailor Moon S - Heart Collection IV: TV Series, Vols. 7 & 8 (Uncut)
(Aug. 14, 2001)

The quest for the Magic Heart Crystals grows increasingly baroque as the sinister Professor Tomoe replaces his lieutenant, Eugeal, with the star-struck Minet. Sailor Scouts Serena, Amy, Raye, Lita, and Mina (Usagi, Ami, Rei, Makoto, and Minako in Japanese) continue their difficult alliance with Michiru and Haruka, Sailors Neptune and Uranus, and are joined by Setsuna/Sailor Pluto. These three Scouts have come from the past and the future to aid in the struggle. The presence of the three Crystals causes the Holy Grail to appear (a cross between a Fabergé Easter egg and an urn, rather than the legendary chalice), but who will wield its awesome power, the long-sought Messiah or the evil Messiah of Silence? This apocalyptic crisis often takes a back seat to the Sailor Scouts' exams, snacks, and romances--as fans of Sailor Moon expect. Rated 13 Up: violence and brief nudity. --Charles Solomon

Sailor Moon S - Heart Collection III: TV Series, Vols. 5 & 6 (Uncut)
(Jun. 12, 2001)

Sailor Moon and her friends continue to depend upon the help of Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus in their battles with the mysterious Eugeal of the Witches 5 over the heart crystals. But even as Sailor Moon and her friends try to protect the victims with the pure hearts, a new challenge appears - the return of Sailor Chibi Moon! How can the Moon Princess concentrate properly on Tuxedo Kamen with distractions like these?!

Sailor Moon S TV Series - Heart Collection 3 (Contains volumes 5 & 6/ "Back from the Future" and "Secret Destiny")

Stickers: 1.) 13 Up 2.) Special reversible cover!

Key Sales Points: 1.) Special two-sided, reversible DVD cover of volumes 5 and 6! 2.) Bilingual: English and Japanese audio with English subtitles 3.) Interactive menus with scene access and extras 4.) Six episodes on one DVD!

Franchise Sell Points: 1.) Brand New Episodes as seen only on the Cartoon Network's Toonami Block! 2.) Each volume features original artwork commissioned from Japan. 3.) Toonami (Edited Dubbed) versions and the DVD feature crimson and gold foil accents

Sailor Moon S - Heart Collection II: TV Series, (Vols. 3 & 4- Uncut)
(Apr. 10, 2001)

Tuxedo Mask abducted! The heart-snatchers target the sailor Soldiers one by one, but Sailor Moon and her friends manage to thwart them time after time. However, when the evil Professor Tomoe targets Usagi, Tuxedo Mask is captured! To make matters worse, Usagi cannot transform into Sailor Moon and Kaorinite knows her secret identity! Will the other Sailor Soldiers be able to recover Usagi's heart crystal from Kaorinite?

Sailor Moon S - Heart Collection I: TV Series, Vols. 1 & 2 (Uncut)
(Feb. 06, 2001)

High school entrance exams are approaching, and Serena and her friends Amy, Raye, Lita, and Mina (Usagi, Ami, Rei, Makoto, and Minako in Japanese) need to study--especially Serena, whose grades have never been good. But Serena is easily distracted. When Haruka appears on the scene, she and the other Scouts immediately fall for him--only to discover "he" is a girl who often dresses as a boy. Haruka is almost always seen with Michiru, but there's nothing to the relationship. Serena is also busy leading the Sailor Scouts into the battle. The evil Professor Tomoe and his assistant Kaorinite keep unleashing shape-shifting daimons to steal the crystalline hearts of the pure, which will enable them to rule the world. The Scouts and Tuxedo Moon need the help of Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus to defeat the evil doers. These powerful, aloof warriors are searching the world for three mysterious and potent talismans. The combined power of Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Moon produces the redoubtable weapon, the "Spiral Heart Moon Rod." Many fans rank the Sailor Moon "S" season (the third), which comprises episodes 90 to 127, as the best in the series. More cynical viewers may notice that reused footage makes up about one-third of each episode. Edited versions of these episodes played on the Cartoon Network (and are available on VHS). These uncut episodes are rated 13 and older for violence and brief nudity. --Charles Solomon