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Revision as of 22:01, 29 June 2015

Sailor Moon (manga) refers to the original incarnation of Sailor Moon, which was written and illustrated by Naoko Takeuchi, and published in Kodansha's Nakayoshi magazine between 1992 and 1997. The first edition consisted of 18 volumes covering 52 acts. However, Volume 11 contained short stories that did not follow the main storyline.

Beginning in 2003, the series was re-released in Japan in a new format known as the "renewal edition" or "shinshouban" (新装版; newly bound edition). This new edition had new cover art and title logo, as well as slight corrections to dialogue and the artwork in some panels. The new edition consisted of 12 volumes covering 60 acts, as well as two additional volumes separating the short stories from the main storyline. An English translated version was produced by TokyoPop soon after the first Japanese edition, and a second edition version based on the shinshouban edition was released by Kodansha Comics USA beginning in September 2011.

For the 20th anniversary of the manga there was another re-release, this one called the "complete edition" or "kanzenban" (完全版). This version again had new cover art, and the inside pages were digitally remastered, with color restored to pages that had been in color in the original Nakayoshi run, but not the subsequent tankoubon releases. The kanzenban edition was released in 10 volumes, plus two additional volumes including the Codename: Sailor V storyline. As yet there has been no announcement for an English-language release of this edition.

Naoko Takeuchi also released seven artbooks containing art from the manga series, including the cover illustrations, pictures from the chapter heading pages, and other images of the characters.

Manga Arcs

Sailor Moon

The original storyline is sometimes referred to as the "Dark Kingdom" arc. This story arc basically corresponds with the first season of the anime series and live-action series. It consists of Acts 1-13 (overlapping slightly with the second story arc), and was contained in Volumes 1-4 of the original tankoubon and Volumes 1-3 of the reprint manga.

Original Shinsouban English
Act 1 Usagi - Sailor Moon Act 1 Usagi SAILORMOON Act 1 Usagi, Sailor Moon
Act 2 Ami - Sailor Mercury Act 2 Ami SAILORMERCURY Act 2 Ami, Sailor Mercury
Act 3 Rei - Sailor Mars Act 3 Rei SAILORMARS Act 3 Rei, Sailor Mars
Act 4 Kamenbutoukai - Masquerade Act 4 Masquerade Kamenbutoukai Act 4 Masquerade Dance Party
Act 5 Makoto - Sailor Jupiter Act 5 Makoto SAILORJUPITER Act 5 Makoto, Sailor Jupiter
Act 6 Tuxedo Kamen - Tuxedo Mask Act 6 Tuxedo Kamen TUXEDO MASK Act 6 Tuxedo Mask
Act 7 Mamoru Chiba - Tuxedo Mask Act 7 Mamoru Chiba TUXEDO MASK Act 7 Mamoru Chiba, Tuxedo Mask
Act 8 Minako - Sailor V Act 8 Minako SAILOR V Act 8 Minako, Sailor V
Act 9 Serenity - Princess Act 9 Serenity PRINCESS Act 9 Serenity, Princess
Act 10 Moon - Tsuki Act 10 MOON Tsuki Act 10 Moon
Act 11 Saikai - Endymion Act 11 Saikai ENDYMION Act 11 Reunion, Endymion
Act 12 Kessen - Reincarnation Act 12 Teki QUEEN METARIA Act 12 Enemy, Queen Metalia
Act 13 Shuuketsu Soshite Hajimari - Petit Etranger Act 13 Kessen REINCARNATION Act 13 Final Battle, Reincarnation
  Act 14 Shuuketsu Soshite Hajimari PETIT ÉTRANGER Act 14 Conclusion and Commencement, Petite Étrangere

No musical covered this arc's story, but its villains were featured in Gaiden Dark Kingdom Fukkatsu Hen and its revision, Sailor Moon Super Spring Festival, Eien Densetsu and its revision, Shin Densetsu Kourin, Starlights - Ryuusei Densetsu, Kakyuu-Ouhi Kourin, and La Reconquista. PGSM followed closely to this part of the manga in some respects.

Black Moon

The second story arc corresponds with the second part of the second season of the anime series. It comprises Acts 13-23, contained in Volumes 4-7 of the original tankoubon and Volumes 3-5 of the reprint manga.

Original Shinsouban English
Act 13 Shuuketsu Soshite Hajimari - Petit Etranger Act 14 Shuuketsu Soshite Hajimari PETIT ÉTRANGER Act 14 Conclusion and Commencement, Petite Étrangere
Act 14 Black Moon Koan - Sailor Mars Act 15 Shinnyuu SAILORMARS Act 15 Infiltration, Sailor Mars
Act 15 Black Moon Berthier - Sailor Mercury Act 16 Yuukai SAILORMERCURY Act 16 Abduction, Sailor Mercury
Act 16 Black Moon Petz - Sailor Jupiter Act 17 Himitsu SAILORJUPITER Act 17 Secret, Sailor Jupiter
Act 17 Black Moon Calaveras - Sailor Venus Act 18 Shinryaku SAILORVENUS Act 18 Invasion, Sailor Venus
Act 18 Time Warp - Sailor Pluto Act 19 Time Warp SAILORPLUTO Act 19 Time Warp, Sailor Pluto
Act 19 Crystal Tokyo - King Endymion Act 20 Crystal Tokyo KING ENDYMION Act 20 Crystal Tokyo, King Endymion
Act 20 Nemesis - Sakusou Act 21 Sakusou NEMESIS Act 21 Complication, Nemesis
Act 21 Nemesis - Anyaku Act 22 Omowaku NEMESIS Act 22 Hidden Agenda, Nemesis
Act 22 Kougeki - Black Lady Act 23 Anyaku WISEMAN Act 23 Covert Maneuvers, Wiseman
Act 23 Saisei - Never Ending Act 24 Kougeki BLACK LADY Act 24 Attack, Black Lady
  Act 25 Taiketsu DEATH PHANTOM Act 25 Showdown, Death Phantom
  Act 26 Saisei NEVER ENDING Act 26 Replay, Never Ending

The musical Tanjou! Ankoku no Princess Black Lady and its revision covered this arc's plotline, and Petite Étrangère was based on it.

Mugen (Infinity)

The third story arc corresponds with the third season of the anime series. In this story arc, the act titles began to match the arc name, and it includes Acts 24-33, which were contained in Volumes 7-10 of the original tankoubon and Volumes 6-8 of the reprint manga.

Original Shinsouban English
Act 24 Mugen 1 - Yokan Act 27 Mugen 1 Yokan Act 27 Infinity 1, Premonition
Act 25 Mugen 2 - Hamon Act 28 Mugen 2 Hamon Act 28 Infinity 2, Ripples
Act 26 Mugen 3 - Futari - New Soldiers Act 29 Mugen 3 Futari NEW SOLDIERS Act 29 Infinity 3, Two New Soldiers
Act 27 Mugen 4 - Sailor Uranus - Tenou Haruka Sailor Neptune - Kaiou Michiru Act 30 Mugen 4 SAILORURANUS Tenou Haruka SAILORNEPTUNE Kaiou Michiru Act 30 Infinity 4, Sailor Uranus Haruka Ten'ô, Sailor Neptune Michiru Kaiô
Act 28 Mugen 5 - Sailor Pluto - Meiou Setsuna Act 31 Mugen 5 SAILORPLUTO Meiou Setsuna Act 31 Infinity 5, Sailor Pluto, Setsuna Meiô
Act 29 Mugen 6 - Three Senshi Act 32 Mugen 6 3 Senshi Act 32 Infinity 6, Three Guardians
Act 30 Mugen 7 - Henshin - Super Sailor Moon Act 33 Mugen 7 Henshin SUPER SAILORMOON Act 33 Infinity 7, Transformation, Super Sailor Moon
Act 31 Mugen 8 - "Labyrinth Mugen" 1 Act 34 Mugen 8 "Labyrinth Mugen" 1 Act 34 Infinity 8, "Infinite Labyrinth" 1
Act 32 Mugen 9 - "Labyrinth Mugen" 2 Act 35 Mugen 9 "Labyrinth Mugen" 2 Act 35 Infinity 9, "Infinite Labyrinth" 2
Act 33 Mugen 10 - Mugendai Act 36 Mugen 10 Mugendai - Joukuu Act 36 Infinity 10, Infinite - Upper Atmosphere
  Act 37 Mugen 11 Mugendai - Shinpan Act 37 Infinity 11, Infinite - Judge
  Act 38 Mugen 12 Mugendai - Tabidachi Act 38 Infinity 12, Infinite - Journey

This arc was covered by the musicals Usagi Ai no Senshi e no Michi, Henshin - Super Senshi e no Michi and its revision, Shin / Henshin - Super Senshi e no Michi - Last Dracul Jokyoku, Mugen Gakuen - Mistress Labyrinth and its revision, and Un Nouveau Voyage.

Yume (Dream)

The fourth story arc corresponds with the fourth season of the anime series. It includes Acts 34-42, which were contained in Volumes 12-15 of the original tankoubon and Volumes 8-10 of the reprint manga.

Original Shinsouban English
Act 34 Yume 1 - Nisshoku Dream Act 39 Yume 1 Nisshoku Dream Act 39 Dream 1, Eclipse Dream
Act 35 Yume 2 - Mercury Dream Act 40 Yume 2 Mercury Dream Act 40 Dream 2, Mercury Dream
Act 36 Yume 3 - Mars Dream Act 41 Yume 3 Mars Dream Act 41 Dream 3, Mars Dream
Act 37 Yume 4 - Jupiter Dream Act 42 Yume 4 Jupiter Dream Act 42 Dream 4, Jupiter Dream
Act 38 Yume 5 - Venus Dream Act 43 Yume 5 Venus Dream Act 43 Dream 5, Venus Dream
Act 39 Yume 6 - New Soldier Dream Act 44 Yume 6 New Soldier Dream Act 44 Dream 6, New Soldiers Dreams
Act 40 Yume 7 - Elysion Dream Act 45 Yume 7 Mirror Dream Act 45 Dream 7, Mirror Dream
Act 41 Yume 8 - Dead Moon Dream Act 46 Yume 8 Elysion Dream Act 46 Dream 8, Elysion Dream
Act 42 Yume 9 - Earth and Moon Dream Act 47 Yume 9 Moon Dream Act 47 Dream 9, Dead Moon Dream
  Act 48 Yume 10 Princess Dream Act 48 Dream 10, Princess Dream
  Act 49 Yume 11 Earth and Moon Dream Act 49 Dream 11, Earth and Moon Dream

Elements of this arc appeared in the musicals Sailor Moon SuperS - Yume Senshi - Ai - Eien ni... and its revision, Sailor Moon SuperS Special Musical Show, and Shin Densetsu Kourin.

Stars

The fifth and final story arc corresponds with the second part of the last season of the anime series, though the anime finished before the manga run was completed, and there are some large differences in the plot. It includes Acts 43-52, which were contained in Volumes 16-18 of the original tankoubon and Volumes 11-12 of the reprint manga.

Original Shinsouban English
Act 43 Stars 1 Act 50 Stars 1 Act 50 Stars 1
Act 44 Stars 2 Act 51 Stars 2 Act 51 Stars 2
Act 45 Stars 3 Act 52 Stars 3 Act 52 Stars 3
Act 46 Stars 4 Act 53 Stars 4 Act 53 Stars 4
Act 47 Stars 5 Act 54 Stars 5 Act 54 Stars 5
Act 48 Stars 6 Act 55 Stars 6 Act 55 Stars 6
Act 49 Stars 7 Act 56 Stars 7 Act 56 Stars 7
Act 50 Stars 8 Act 57 Stars 8 Act 57 Stars 8
Act 51 Stars 9 Act 58 Stars 9 Act 58 Stars 9
Act 52 Stars 10 Act 59 Stars 10 Act 59 Stars 10
  Act 60 Stars 11 Act 60 Stars 11

Elements of this arc were featured in many of the musicals, most notably in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars and its revision, Eien Densetsu and its revision, Shin Densetsu Kourin, Starlights - Ryuusei Densetsu, and Kakyuu-Ouhi Kourin.

Side Stories