The Sailor Scouts Gallery

Wow, it's been 14 years since this site first open & it's one of the oldest Sailor Moon site you might come across. After being on the free hosting at Yahoo! Geocities for all that time, the bandwidth limit for free accounts is getting a strain & it is time to make a change. Not to mention, Yahoo shut down their hosting service as well. The first thing you might noticed is that this site have moved to a new server & a new domain, too. Also, there is a major update of the HTML code. The goal of this site, you will find are images, MP3, midis & so forth, all old Sailor Moon files that were lost. Any comments & suggestions, just Contact Me. Enjoy!

Update: Fixed the MP3 link. Uploaded new movies!

Last Updated: 03/09/2011.

First Constructed: 29/04/1997.

The Return of Sailor Moon...

On March 18, 2011, Kodansha USA Publishing have announced thay they are releasing the manga of Sailor Moon, after years disappearing off the market after Toei didn't renewed Sailor Moon for North America. This mark the greatest event in Sailor Moon history. If this all goes well, it might bring back this classic series back into the fold, including the re-release of the Anime version. The press release forward...

Kodansha USA Publishing, a subsidiary of Kodansha, announced today the exciting return of Takeuchi Naoko’s SAILOR MOON, one of the most significant names in comics and manga, to US publishing.

Brand new deluxe editions of the acclaimed series will be released by Kodansha USA’s Kodansha Comics imprint in September 2011. Out of print for six years, SAILOR MOON re-launches along with Takeuchi’s two-volume prequel series, CODENAME: SAILOR V, in print in the US for the first time, making this one of the most highly anticipated manga releases in years.

The SAILOR MOON manga, which originated in Japan in 1992 and debuted in the US in 1997, follows Usagi Tsukino, a young girl who transforms into super heroine Sailor Moon to combat evil and fight for love and justice in the name of the Moon and the mysterious Moon Princess. The first successful shojo (girls) manga release in the US, SAILOR MOON changed the book landscape and helped establish the foundation for the manga craze; in particular drawing attention to the popularity of comics among female readers.

Prequel series CODENAME: SAILOR V, the first of Takeuchi’s “magical girl” manga, will make its highly anticipated debut in the US alongside the SAILOR MOON re-launch. In CODENAME: SAILOR V, teenager Minako Aino fights as Sailor V against the villains of the Dark Agency before she discovers Sailor Moon.

The Kodansha USA editions of SAILOR MOON will be published on a bi-monthly schedule and follow the 2003 Japanese re-release format of the classic series. The original 18 volumes have been condensed into 12 volumes covering the main storyline, and two volumes dedicated to short stories. Each volume has gorgeous new cover art, retouched interior art and dialogue along with extensive bonus material from Takeuchi, and detailed translation notes.

One of the most recognized manga and anime properties in the world, SAILOR MOON took American pop culture by storm, with mentions in music (“One Week” by Barenaked Ladies), bestselling books (The Princess Diaries by Meg Cabot), and more. In Japan, over 15 million copies have been sold, and the series has generated everything from animated features to live action musicals, a live action television series, and countless merchandise.

“I’m very excited to reintroduce Ms. Takeuchi’s work to her American fans,” said Irie Yoshio, president and CEO of Kodansha USA Publishing. Irie is also the former chief editor of Nakayosi magazine, in which the SAILOR MOON manga was serialized. “As we continue to build the Kodansha Comics manga list, a title like SAILOR MOON is the jewel in our crown. As the former chief editor of the work in Japan, I’m especially thrilled to finally release the prequel, CODENAME: SAILOR V, to the many fans who have been asking for it at long last.”

This also included the release of the original Sailor V. The first volume for both series is schedule to be release this month. So pre-order your copy today and enjoy...