Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Cosmos is a two part animated feature that brings the Sailor Moon Crystal series to a close by adapting the manga's concluding storyline. Serving as the fifth Crystal season, it pits the Guardians against Shadow…
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal is a two part animated feature within the Sailor Moon Crystal series that dramatizes the Dream storyline. A winged pegasus reaches out to Usagi and her friends just as the sinister Dead Moon Circus…
Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon the Miracle Moon Palace Chapter Deluxe is a 4-D short film attraction based on the Sailor Moon franchise, staged for theater audiences at a dedicated Cinema 4-D venue in Japan.
Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon R: The Movie is the first theatrical film drawn from the Sailor Moon anime, released in Japan in 1993. An alien named Fiore returns bearing a parasitic bloom, forcing the Sailor Guardians to rescue Mamoru and…
Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon S: The Movie is the second theatrical Sailor Moon film, first shown in Japan in 1994. It loosely adapts a manga side story in which a cold alien princess threatens to freeze the Earth while the cat Luna falls for…
Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie, subtitled Black Dream Hole, is the third and final theatrical film of the classic Sailor Moon anime. A flute playing fairy lures the world's children away, and the nine Guardians must unite to…
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