Chiaki Kon is a Japanese director whose Sailor Moon work includes the Eternal films and season three of the Crystal reboot, both produced by Toei Animation as part of the franchise's CG-era revival.
Kon took the helm as director for the third season of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal, guiding the adaptation through its Death Busters arc, and continued into the two-part Eternal film that closed out the Crystal saga. Her work brought a distinct visual sensibility to the digitally produced revival, steering the franchise's tone during its later installments.
Beyond Sailor Moon, Kon has directed since the late 1990s, with credits including the horror mystery series Higurashi When They Cry and the romantic comedy The World's Greatest First Love. She also contributed to the Pretty Cure franchise with You and Idol Pretty Cure, building a career spanning distinct genres from psychological horror to shoujo romance and magical girl adventure.
Chiaki Kon directed the third season of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal, guiding the story through its Death Busters arc, and later directed the two-part Eternal film that closed out the Crystal saga. Both projects were produced by Toei Animation as part of the franchise's CG-era revival.
Beyond Sailor Moon, Kon directed the horror mystery series Higurashi When They Cry and the romantic comedy The World's Greatest First Love. Her filmography spans genres from psychological horror to shoujo romance.
Yes, Kon also directed You and Idol Pretty Cure, an entry in the long-running Pretty Cure franchise. It adds a second magical girl credit to her career alongside her Sailor Moon Crystal work.
Kon has been directing since 1998, building a career that stretches from the late 1990s to the present day. That decades-long run includes her later work steering Sailor Moon Crystal's third season and the Eternal films.
Chiaki Kon is a Japanese director whose Sailor Moon work includes the Eternal films and the third season of the Crystal reboot. She has directed anime since 1998, with credits spanning horror, romance, and magical girl series for Toei Animation and beyond.

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