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Sailor Moon: La Luna Splende

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Sailor Moon: La Luna Splende is an Italy-only Nintendo DS side-scroller from 2011 that mixes platforming and puzzle stages, casting one of the five original Guardians in a rescue story pulled from the first anime season.

Genre: Action-platformer with puzzle elements
Platform: Nintendo DS
Developer: Open Sesame
Publisher: Namco Bandai Games
Release Year: 2011
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Story and Gameplay

The plot has the Sailor Guardians searching for Naru Osaka after she falls into an unexplainable deep sleep, a trap set by the Dark Kingdom. Players choose Sailor Moon, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, or Venus and move through three settings, the Jewel Palace, Mystery Castle, and Flower Garden, with each level blending side-scrolling platform action with puzzle-solving and unlockable accessories for the chosen character.
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Development and Release

Open Sesame developed the game and Namco Bandai Games published it exclusively in Italy on March 16, 2011, for Nintendo DS. Although its title borrows the Italian name used for the anime's second season, the story and cast are drawn from the first season instead. It stands as the only Sailor Moon game made for the DS and the only one released solely outside Japan.
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Reception

No dedicated critical reviews or sales figures for the game are documented. Coverage online is limited mostly to game databases, fan wikis, and gameplay footage rather than contemporary press reviews.
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