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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S

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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S is a 1994 Sega Pico children's title from Bandai. Players flip storybook-style cartridge pages and use the Pico's pen to color scenes, play mini-games, and act out a Death Busters storyline.

Genre: Educational / children's interactive
Platform: Sega Pico
Developer: Bandai
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 1994
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Gameplay

As a Sega Pico cartridge, the game plays like an interactive storybook: turning a physical page changes the on-screen scene, and the console's stylus lets young players touch specific spots to interact. Activities include recoloring objects in a room, guessing number combinations while watching character images, decorating a cake, joining a tea party scene, and using red on-screen symbols to protect Mamoru and Chibiusa from the villain Kaolinite.
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Story

The loose narrative follows the Death Busters arc from the S anime season. A wheel-of-fortune style mini-game pits the player against Death Busters figures, including Kaolinite, building toward a final showdown, after which a dress-up mini-game lets players style the Sailor Guardians in different outfits.
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Series Context

Bandai developed and published the cartridge in Japan in July 1994, exclusively for the Sega Pico, an educational console built around young children rather than the action-focused console and handheld games in the rest of the franchise's library. It was never released outside Japan, and Bandai followed it with a Sailor Moon SuperS Pico title in 1995.
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