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| − | * Juuban Municipal High only appeared in the [[Sailor Moon Sailor Stars|fifth season]] of the anime, so the | + | * Juuban Municipal High only appeared in the [[Sailor Moon Sailor Stars|fifth season]] of the anime, so the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub|first English version]] had no equivalent for it. In the [[TokyoPop]]-[[Sailor Moon in North America#TokyoPop and Mixx|translated manga]], however, it was called Crossroads High, continuing the theme started when [[Juuban Municipal Junior High School]] was called "Crossroads Junior High" in the dub. |
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Latest revision as of 14:56, 20 November 2017
Juuban Municipal High School (十番区立高等学校) was the high school attended by Usagi Tsukino, Ami Mizuno, Makoto Kino, and Minako Aino after they graduated from junior high in the anime, manga, and musical versions of Sailor Moon. It was also the school into which the popular boy group the Three Lights, aka the Sailor Starlights, transferred upon their arrival in Tokyo. Haruka Tenou and Michiru Kaiou also transferred into this school in the manga after the destruction of Mugen Academy.
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Anime[edit]
Staff[edit]
Students[edit]
- Usagi Tsukino
- Ami Mizuno
- Makoto Kino
- Minako Aino
- Kou Seiya
- Kou Yaten
- Kou Taiki
- Yuji Kayama
- Sonoko Ijuuin
Manga[edit]
Staff[edit]
Students[edit]
- All the Senshi who attended it in the anime
- Haruka Tenou
- Michiru Kaiou
- Naru Osaka
- Nyanko Suzu (briefly)
Musicals[edit]
Staff[edit]
- De Brinvilliers
- Setsuna Meiou
Students[edit]
- All the Senshi who attended it in the anime
- Haruka Tenou
- Michiru Kaiou
- Shiva Shingetsu Astarte
- Shintarou Hoshino
Notes[edit]
- Juuban Municipal High only appeared in the fifth season of the anime, so the first English version had no equivalent for it. In the TokyoPop-translated manga, however, it was called Crossroads High, continuing the theme started when Juuban Municipal Junior High School was called "Crossroads Junior High" in the dub.
