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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS

Game

Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS is a 1995 Sega Pico title that turns the SuperS cast into an interactive storybook, mixing a hiragana letter game, a quiz, dress-up, and Amazon Trio mini-games controlled with the console's touch pen.

Genre: Educational interactive storybook
Platform: Sega Pico
Developer: Bandai
Publisher: Bandai
Release Year: 1995
Japan Release Date: 1995-10-19
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Gameplay

The game runs on the Sega Pico's book-cartridge format, where the player advances by turning physical pages and touching illustrated areas with the stylus pen. Activities spread across the pages include a hiragana letter game where the player taps objects starting with a given syllable, a multiple choice quiz about the series, a dress-up game for choosing a Guardian and her outfit, viewable transformation sequences for Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon, three small games tied to the Amazon Trio (Tiger's Eye's ball balancing, Fisheye's rope jumping, and Hawk's Eye's shell game), and a free drawing page.
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Release

Bandai developed and published the cartridge exclusively in Japan on October 19, 1995, aimed at the Sega Pico's preschool and early elementary audience rather than the older viewers who followed the anime. It launched alongside the broader wave of SuperS merchandise timed to the season's 1995 broadcast and, like the rest of the Pico library, never saw release outside Japan.
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Series Context

This SuperS cartridge followed an earlier Sailor Moon S entry on the same hardware, part of Bandai's habit of pairing its biggest girls' anime licenses with Sega's edutainment console. It sits apart from the franchise's action oriented SNES and arcade output, functioning instead as a touch based learning toy for young children.
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