Editing Sailor Moon in Sweden

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'''''Sailor Moon in Sweden''''' refers to the Swedish translations of the [[Sailor Moon (anime)|''Sailor Moon'' anime]] and the [[Sailor Moon (film comic)|''Sailor Moon'' anime comic]].

ngljud, and included the show's [[Sailor Moon (first season)|first]] and [[Sailor Moon R|second]] seasons. It premiered in Sweden on February 25, 1996, airing at 9:35 am on [https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV4 TV4]'s weekend morning children's programming block "Junior." This run skipped [[Usagi is Frantic! Rei's First Date|episodes 15]] and [[Shingo's Innocent Love! A Sorrowful French Doll|18]], and ended at [[Wish Upon a Shooting Star! Naru's Pure Love|episode 23]]; the show did not return until January 17, 1999, at which point it began airing every Sunday at 9:35 am. In the second run all episodes up to [[Magical Power of Darkness! Esmeraude's Invasion|episode 76]] were shown, including the two omitted episodes, but skipping [[Usagi Will Teach You! How to Lose Weight|episode 4]]; the show ended again in December 2000. In June 2001, TV4 started airing the show for the last time, beginning from [[Protect the Children's Dreams! Friendship Linked by Anime|episode 21]]. After [[The Final Battle Between Light and Darkness! Love Sworn to the Future|episode 88]] was shown on September 10, 2001, TV4 let their license expire, and they stated they would not renew it again. The dub was later sold to [https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanal_5 Kanal 5], where it ran from November 7, 2002 until July 8, 2004. Kanal 5 skipped episode 88 the first two times the series aired, for unknown reasons, but it was aired in subsequent broadcasts. 

Scanbox Sweden released three VHS tapes, with two episodes each, on Christmas 1996 which featured [[Crybaby Usagi's Magnificent Transformation|episodes 1]]-[[Usagi Learns a Lesson! The Road to Stardom is Tough|7]], with the exception of episode 4. In late 2000, TV4 Vision released episodes 1-18 on 6 VHS tapes through Warner Home Video, each containing 3 episodes. Those tapes used cover art from the [[Sailor Moon in Germany#Anime|German video release]] and featured artwork from [[Sailor Moon S]] and [[Sailor Moon SuperS]], which were never dubbed nor broadcast in Swedish.

The Swedish TV translation was made by Olav F. Andersen, who also wrote new Swedish lyrics for the opening and ending songs, and doubled as a voice actor. He translated the dialogue from English-language scripts that were provided by [[Toei]]; he has later remarked that the scripts' linguistic quality was "atrocious."

The Swedish dub has also been shown in Finland on SubTV, with Finnish subtitles. The Swedish-Finnish translation was done by Arja Sundelin.

The translations described below refer to the Swedish TV dub, not necessarily to the Swedish editions of the anime film comic.

In September 2011, the first four episodes of the dub were shown during an official event hosted by Toei Animation Europe called "Animevolution."

=== Names ===
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! width="250" | '''Swedish'''
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| [[Usagi Tsukino]]
| Annie Tsukino
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| [[Ami Mizuno]]
| Ami Mizuno
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| [[Rei Hino]]
| Rai Hino
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| [[Makoto Kino]]
| Mako Kino<br>Makoto ''([[Is Seijuurou the Moonlight Knight? Mako-chan Falls in Love|episode 55]])''
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| [[Minako Aino]]
| Arianne Aino
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| [[Sailor V]]
| Sailor Fem (Sailor Five)
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| [[Chibiusa]]
| Chibusa
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| [[Mamoru Chiba]]
| Mamoru Jiba
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| [[Tuxedo Mask]]
| Maskerade Rosen(Masked Rose)
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| [[Moonlight Knight]]
| Månljusets Riddare(Knight of Moonlight)
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| [[Queen Serenity]]
| Drottning Selene
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| [[Queen Beryl]]
| Drottning Morga
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| [[Jadeite]]
| Jedyte
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| [[Nephrite]]
| Neflite
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| [[Zoisite]]
| Zoysite 
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| [[Kunzite]]
| Kunta
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| [[Ail]]
| Ale (''pronounced "ah-leh"'')
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| [[Prince Dimande]]
| Prins Diamund
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| [[Saphir]]
| Saffir
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| [[Koan]]
| Kermasite
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| [[Berthier]]
| Bertesite
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| [[Calaveras]]
| Calver
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| [[Petz]]
| Petzite
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| [[Esmeraude]]
| Esmeralda
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| [[Death Phantom]]
| Dödens Fantom (Phantom of Death)
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| [[Naru Osaka]]
| Lima Osaka
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| [[Gurio Umino]]
| Umino Gurio
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| [[Yuuichirou Kumada]]
| Yushi Kumada
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| [[Shingo Tsukino]]
| Shino Tsukino
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| [[Ikuko Tsukino]]
| Ikoko Tsukino
|}

* Some websites claim that Ami's Swedish name was Ami "Muzino." She was called that in the introductory presentation used in [[A Powerful New Enemy! Nephrite's Evil Crest|episodes 14]]-[[Jupiter, the Brawny Girl in Love|25]], apparently because of a script typo that was copied into the following episodes, but her last name was given as "Mizuno" in all other instances.

* In a couple of early episodes, Princess Serenity's name was translated as though it were a phrase, so she was called "the princess of serenity."

* The dub names of Jadeite and Zoisite were not translations, but were written to be pronounced in Swedish. The same was not true with Nephrite, however; even though his name was spelled with an "e" at the end, the letter was silent in the dub.

* Saphir's name was directly translated to the Swedish word for the gem: Saffir. 

===Terms and Item Names===
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| [[Sailor Senshi]]
| Sailorhjältinna (Sailor Heroine) ''(episodes 1-[[Aim to be a Princess? Usagi's Weird Training|37]])''<BR>Månhjältinna (Moon Heroine) ''([[The Snow! The Mountains! Our Friendship! And of Course, a Youma Too|episodes 38]]-[[Awaken, Sleeping Beauty! Mamoru's Distress|69]])''<BR>Sailorsoldat (Sailor Soldier) ''([[A Battle of the Flames of Love! Mars vs Koan|episodes 70]]-88)''
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| [[Silver Crystal]]
| Den heliga Silverkristallen<BR>(The Holy Silver Crystal)
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| [[Shitennou]]
| De fyra stora (The Four Great Ones)
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| [[Spectre Sisters]]
| Hemsökelsens fyra systrar<BR>(the Four Sisters of Affliction)
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| [[Makaiju]]
| Djävulsträdet (the Devil Tree)
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| [[Youma]]
| Demon
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| [[Cardian]]
| Cardian ''or'' Tarot monster
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| [[Droid]]
| Droid ''or'' Dryod
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| Odango Atama
| Lilla stumpan ''(see below)''
|}
* [[Luna P]] was unnamed in the Swedish translation.

* The [[Black Crystal]] used by Nephrite and Zoisite and the [[Evil Black Crystal]] used by the Black Moon clan were both called "den svarta kristallen" (The Black Crystal) in Swedish.

* "Lilla stumpan" is an affectionate but somewhat condescending way of addressing small girls, which can be translated as "sweetie" or "darling." By using it, the dub Mamoru teases Annie for her youth and/or immaturity, not for her hairstyle.

=== Censorship and Changes ===
* Episodes [[For Whom is the White Rose? The Moonlight Knight Appears|49]], [[The Culture Fest is for Me? Queen Rei Sings With Passion|54]], and [[Protect Chibiusa! Clash of the Ten Warriors|68]] have never been aired in Sweden (though as far as anyone knows, the episodes were dubbed). It was first blamed on "technical errors" with the tapes. A spokesperson later said the error was that the vocal tracks of the songs in those episodes could not be separated from the background music and sound effects, and that the network had skipped the three episodes rather than show Japanese-language singing. Despite this explanation, episode 21 was always aired in every run with the song "[[Tsukini Kawatte Oshioki yo]]" intact, but a separate source has confirmed that the presence of "Japanese music videos" in those episodes had been a reason for removing them. In Finland these episodes were aired in Japanese.

* [[Usagi and the Girls' Resolve! Prelude to a New Battle|Episode 89]] was never dubbed nor aired. The translator has said that he had 89 scripts delivered to him, but was told not to translate the last one.

* Some episodes of the R season featured dubbed [[Eyecatch|eyecatches]], while the rest used a version without vocals.

* "[[Moonlight Densetsu]]" and "[[Heart Moving]]" were the only theme songs given Swedish vocals (both sung by voice actress Annelie Berg; see [http://www.algonet.se/~khelatar/songs.html this page] for translations). In episodes [[Love for Ami? A Boy Who Can Predict the Future|27]]-[[Usagi's Everlasting Wish! A New Reincarnation|46]], the second opening and ending animations were replaced with the original ones used at the start of the series, and the new ending song "[[Princess Moon]]" was replaced with "Heart Moving." New opening and ending animations from [[Moon Revived! The Mysterious Aliens Appear|episode 47]] onwards were kept. "[[Otome no Policy]]" was replaced with "Heart Moving" at first, but from [[The Lovers' Hearts Disagree! The Angry Makaiju|episode 58]] the ending music was a karaoke version of "Otome no Policy."

* Other than in episode 21, and the three removed episodes, all songs heard during episodes were deleted from the Swedish soundtrack (including "Moonlight Densetsu" in episode 46 even though it was available in Swedish). In [[The Friendship of the Sailor Senshi! Goodbye Ami|episode 62]], the deleted song "[[Onaji Namida wo Wakeatte]]" was replaced by "Heart Moving."

* Zoisite became a woman. A long-lived fan rumor claimed that the change had been done because having a gay baddie in a children's show in Scandinavian and Nordic countries would be considered homophobic. Official sources have instead claimed that the original Zoisite seemed so feminine to the dubbers that they did not notice the character's voice belonged to a man.

=== Voice Actors ===
The Swedish dub was made for the channel TV4 in the PangLjud (now MorganKane) studios in Stockholm.

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| Annelie Berg
| Annie Tsukino/Sailor Moon/Serenity<BR>Petzite
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| Annica Smedius
| Ami Mizuno/Sailor Mercury<BR>Lima's mother<BR>Momoko Momohara
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| Maria Weisby
| Rai Hino/Sailor Mars ''([[Cursed Buses! Fire Senshi Mars Appears|episodes 10]]–[[Be Careful After School! Usagi is Targeted|57]])''
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| EwaMaria Björkström-Roos
| Rai Hino/Sailor Mars ''(episodes 58–88)''<BR>Chibusa
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| Irene Lindh
| Mako Kino/Sailor Jupiter<BR>Queen Morga<BR>Miss Haruna<BR>Annie's mother
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| Charlotte Ardai-Jennefors
| Arianne Aino/Sailor Venus<BR>Queen Selene<BR>Ann<BR>Calver
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| Louise Reader
| Luna<BR>Sailor Pluto
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| Staffan Hallerstam
| Artemis<BR>Neflite<BR>Annie's father<BR>Rai's grandpa<BR>Ale ''(episodes 58–[[True Love Awakens! The Makaiju's Secret|59]])''<BR>Prince Diamund
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| Fredrik Dolk
| Mamoru Jiba/Maskerade Rosen/Endymion/<BR>Månljusets Riddare ''(episode 59)''<BR>Umino Gurio<BR>[[FM No. 10]] Boss
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| Anna Norberg
| Lima Osaka<BR>Queen Metallia<BR>Zoysite's Youma; Kunta's youma<BR>Kermasite<BR>Esmeralda<BR>Unazuki Furuhata
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| Olav F. Andersen
| Jedyte<BR>Kunta<BR>Ale ''(episodes 47–57)''<BR>Rubeus<BR>Saffir<BR>Episode Announcer
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| Sanna Ekman
| Zoysite<BR>Jedyte's youma<BR>Bertesite<BR>Most Black Moon droids
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| Dick Eriksson
| Motoki Furuhata<BR>Shino Tsukino<BR>Yushi Kumada<BR>Månljusets Riddare ''([[Usagi's Crisis! The Tiara Doesn't Work|episodes 50]]–57)''<BR>Wiseman<BR>Kyusuke Sarashina
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* Charlotte Ardai-Jennefors was accidentally dropped from the list of voice actors shown during the opening. The fans, who had spent years discussing which of the ''other'' actors could be making that voice, did not find out that she had been involved in the show until 2003.

===Transformations and Attacks===
====Sailor Moon====
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| [[Moon Prism Power, Make Up]]
| Månprisman, förvandla mig! ''(episodes 1-[[Punish Them! The House of Fortune is the Youma Mansion|2]], 4)''<br>Månprisma, förvandla mig!  ''([[Mysterious Sleeping Illness! Protect the Girls' Hearts in Love|episodes 3]], [[A Youma's Scent! Chanelas Steal Love|5]]-10, [[I Want a Boyfriend Too! A Trap on a Luxury Cruise Ship|12]]-[[Girl Power! The End of Jadeite|13]], [[Dream of a White Dress! Usagi Becomes a Bride|16]]-[[The Summer! The Ocean! Our Youth! And a Ghost Too|20]], [[Naru's Cry! Nephrite Dies for Love|24]]-47)''<br>Månkraft, förvandla mig! ''(episodes [[Usagi vs Rei? A Nightmare in Dreamland|11]], 14-[[Usagi is Frantic! Rei's First Date|15]], 21-23)''<br>Månprismakraft, förvandla mig! ''(episodes [[For Love and Justice! A Sailor Senshi Once Again|48]] and [[A New Transformation! Usagi Powers Up|51]])''
| Moon prism, transform me!<br>Moon prism, transform me!<br>Moon power, transform me!<br>Moon prism power, transform me!
|-
| [[Moon Crystal Power, Make Up]]
| Månkristallkraft, förvandla mig!
| Moon crystal power, transform me!
|-
| Moon Power [disguise] ni nare
| Månessens, förvandla mig till en...<br>Månpenna, förvandla mej till en... ''([[Targeted Kindergarten Kids! Venus' Great Performance|episode 52]])''
| Moon essence, transform me into a...<br>Moon pen, transform me into a...
|-
| [[Moon Tiara Action]]
| Måntiara attack!
| Moon tiara attack!
|-
| [[Moon Tiara Stardust]]
| Måntiarans stjärnstoff!
| Moon tiara's stardust!
|-
| [[Moon Healing Escalation]]
| Månläkning, verkställ!
| Moon healing, execute!
|-
| [[Moon Princess Halation]]
| Prinsessläkning, verkställ!
| Princess healing, execute!
|-
| [[Moon Crystal Power]]
| Månkristallkraft<br>Prinsessläkning, verkställ!
| Moon Crystal Power<br>Princess healing, execute! ''([[For Friendship! Ami and Berthier Clash|episode 71]])''
|-
| [[Sailor Moon Kick]]
| Sailor Moon Attack!
| Sailor Moon Attack!
|-
| [[Sailor Body Attack]]
| Sailor Mega-Attack!
| Sailor Mega-Attack!
|-
|}

====Sailor Mercury====
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| [[Mercury Power, Make Up]]
| Merkuriuskraft, förvandla mig!<br>Merkuriuskristallkraft, förvandla mig! ''(episode 58)''
| Mercury power, transform me!<br>Mercury crystal power, transform me!
|-
| [[Mercury Star Power, Make Up]]
| Merkuriuskraft, förvandla mig!<br>Merkuriuskristallkraft, förvandla mig! ''([[The Sea! An Island! Vacation! The Senshi Relax|episodes 67]], [[Cold Hearted Rubeus! The Four Sisters of Sorrow|72]], [[A Mysterious New Senshi, Sailor Pluto Appears|75]], and [[Believe in Love and the Future! Usagi's Determination|87]])''
| Mercury power, transform me!<br>Mercury crystal power, transform me!
|-
| [[Sabão Spray]]
| Bubbelspray!<br>Dubbel bubbelspray! ''(episode 13)''<br>Silverbubbelspray! ''(episode [[Steal Mamoru's Kiss! An's Snow White Strategy|56]]+)''
| Bubble spray!<br>Double bubble spray!<br>Silver bubble spray!
|-
| [[Sabão Spray Freezing]]
| Silverbubbelspray! ''([[Mamoru and Usagi's Babysitting Mayhem|episode 53]])''<br>Bubbelspray! ''(episode 57)''
| Silver bubble spray!<br>Bubble spray!
|-
| [[Double Sabão Spray Freezing]]
| Silverbubbelspray! 
| Silver bubble spray!
|-
| [[Shine Aqua Illusion]]
| Silvervattenspray! ''(episode 62)''<br>Merkurius kraftstråle, attack ''(episode 67)''<br>Silvervirvelillusion ''(episode [[For Friendship! Ami and Berthier Clash|71]]+)''
| Silver water spray!<br>Mercury power beam, attack!<br>Silver whirlpool illusion!
|-
|}

====Sailor Mars====
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| [[Mars Power, Make Up]]
| Marskraft, förvandla mig!<br>Marskristallkraft, förvandla mig! ''(episode 58)''
| Mars power, transform me!<br>Mars crystal power, transform me!
|-
| [[Mars Star Power, Make Up]]
| Marskraft, förvandla mig! ''([[Women Should Be Strong and Beautiful! Rei's New Killer Move|episodes 63]] and 71)''<br>Marskristallkraft, förvandla mig! ''(episodes 67, 72+)''
| Mars power, transform me!<br>Mars crystal power, transform me!
|-
| [[Fire Soul]]
| Eld kraft! ''(episode 10)''<br>Eldsjäl!<br>Hämndens eldsjäl! ''([[Is Usagi Going it Alone? The Sailor Senshi Get Into a Big Fight|episode 43]])''<br>Eldsol! ''([[Is Seijuurou the Moonlight Knight? Mako-chan Falls in Love|episode 55]])''<br> Eld och solfågel! ''(episode 57)''
| Fire power!<br>Fire soul!<br>Fire soul of revenge!<br>Fire sun!<br>Fire and sun bird!
|-
| [[Fire Soul Bird]]
| Eld och solfågel! 
| Fire and sun bird!
|-
| [[Burning Mandala]]
| Eld och solfågel!<br>Eldsjäl! ''(episode 72)''
| Fire and sun bird!<br>Fire soul!
|-
|}

====Sailor Jupiter====
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| [[Jupiter Power, Make Up]]
| Jupiterkraft, förvandla mig!<br>Jupiterkristallkraft, förvandla mig! ''(episode 58)''
| Jupiter power, transform me!<br>Jupiter crystal power, transform me!
|-
| [[Jupiter Star Power, Make Up]]
| Jupiterkraft, förvandla mig! ''([[Dispute Over Love! Minako and Makoto Face Off|episodes 65]] and 71)''<br>Jupiterkristallkraft, förvandla mig! ''(episodes 67, 72+)''
| Jupiter power, transform me!<br>Jupiter crystal power, transform me!
|-
| [[Supreme Thunder]]
| Blixt och dunder!
| Thunder and lightning!
|-
| [[Supreme Thunder Dragon]]
| Blixt och dunder orkan!
| Thunder and lightning hurricane!
|-
| [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]]
| Jupiter kraftstråle, attack! ''(episodes 65-71, [[Venus Minako's Nurse Mayhem|78]])''<br>Jupiter kraftsfär, attack! ''(episode 72+)''<br> Jupiter jordfräs, attack! ''([[Dark Gate Completed? A Grade School in Danger|episode 81]] only)''
| Jupiter power beam, attack!<br>Jupiter power sphere, attack!<br>Jupiter cultivator, attack!
|-
|}

====Sailor Venus====
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| [[Venus Power, Make Up]]
| Venuskraft, förvandla mig!<br>Venuskristallkraft, förvandla mig! ''(episode 58)''
| Venus power, transform me!<br>Venus crystal power, transform me!
|-
| [[Venus Star Power, Make Up]]
| Venuskraft, förvandla mig! ''(episodes 65 and 71)''<br>Venuskristallkraft, förvandla mig! ''(episodes 67, 72+)''
| Venus power, transform me!<br>Venus crystal power, transform me!
|-
| [[Crescent Beam]]
| Venusstråle, attack!<br>Venus kraftstråle, attack! ''(episodes 78 and [[Saphir Dies! Wiseman's Trap|86]])''
| Venus beam, attack!<br>Venus power beam, attack!
|-
| [[Crescent Beam Shower]]
| Venusstråle, dubbelattack! ''(episode 52)''<br>Venusstråle, attack! ''(episode 57)''
| Venus beam, double attack!<br>Venus beam, attack!
|-
| [[Venus Love-Me Chain]]
| Venus kraftstråle, attack! <br>Venus kraftsfär, attack! ''(episodes 78, [[Journey to the Future! Battle in the Space-Time Corridor|82]], and 86)''<br>Venus attack! ''(episode 76)''
| Venus power beam, attack!<br>Venus power sphere, attack!<br>Venus attack!
|-
|}

====Chibiusa====
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| [[Luna P Henge]]<br>[[Luna P Magic]]
| Hokus pokus 
| Hocus pocus
|- 
|}

====Group Attacks====
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| [[Sailor Teleport]]
| Sailor Teleport
| Sailor Teleport
|-
| [[Sailor Planet Power]]<br>[[Sailor Planet Attack]]
| Sailor Attack
| Sailor Attack
|-
|}

== Anime Comic ==
The [[Sailor Moon (film comic)|anime film comic]] was published in Sweden in two editions, each 48-page issue covering one episode of the [[Sailor Moon (anime)|anime]].

Bonnier Carlsen, one of Sweden's oldest and largest magazine publishers, wanted to release the [[Sailor Moon (manga)|''Sailor Moon'' manga]] in 2004, but had to cancel these plans because they could not secure a Swedish license.

=== First Edition ===
The first edition was published by Semic Press between July 1996 and December 1997 and was translated from the [[Sailor Moon in Italy|Italian]] version. It was published bimonthly at first, and beginning in 1997, it was published monthly; eventually it returned to being published every other month due to declining sales. Occasionally they would have a small item as an extra, such as sticker puzzles or ''Sailor Moon'' paper dolls. There were twelve issues published in total. The editorial staff consisted of Siv Jensing (editor), Birgitta von Schoultz (layout), Karin Thorell (layout for the first issues), Felicia "Luna" Stålkrantz (writer), and one or more unnamed translators.

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Issues published in 1996:
# Super-flickas kamp mot ondskan! (Super-girl's fight against evil!) - Episode 1
# Ondskans boning! (The abode of evil!) - Episode 2
# Mysteriet med den mystiske sömn-blommen (The mystery of the mysterious deep-sleep flower) - Episode 3

Issues published in 1997:
# Farlig musik (Dangerous music) - [[Protect the Melody of Love! Usagi is a Cupid|Episode 6]]
# Dags för en ny hjältinna: Sailor Mercury! (Time for a new heroine: Sailor Mercury!) - [[Is the Genius Girl a Youma? Brainwashing School of Terror|Episode 8]]
# Mysteriet med tiden (The mystery of time) - [[Usagi's Misfortune! Watch Out for the Rushing Clocks|Episode 9]]
# Välkommen Sailor Mars! (Welcome Sailor Mars!) - Episode 10
# Spårlöst försvunnen från drömlandet (Gone without a trace from the Dreamland) - Episode 11
# Jedytes undergång (Jedyte's downfall) - Episode 13
# Farlig tennis (Dangerous tennis) - Episode 14
# Mysteriet med kärleksbreven - (The mystery of love letters) - [[Usagi is Thrilled! Tuxedo Mask's Love Letter|Episode 19]]
# Den stora maskeradbalen (The grand masquerade ball) - [[Romance Under the Moon! Usagi's First Kiss|Episode 22]]

=== Second edition ===
The second edition was published by Egmont monthly between January 2000 and September 2001. The first six issues were reprints from the first edition, but subsequent issues were translated from the [[Sailor Moon in Germany#Manga|German version]]. Olav F. Andersen assisted with this release, which had a higher budget than the original one. The editorial staff consisted of Tord Jönsson, Anna Ling Meijer (editor), and Carin Bartosch (translator).

The comics skipped from episode [[Illustrations of Love! Are Usagi and Mamoru Getting Closer?|episode 28]] to [[Moon Revived! The Mysterious Aliens Appear|episode 47]] in 2001, which was done because the publishing company wanted to catch up with the episodes which were then airing on TV. 

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Issues published in 2000:
# Superflickas kamp mot ondskan (Super-girl's fight against evil) - Episode 1
# Dags för en ny hjältinna: Sailor Mercury! (Time for a new heroine: Sailor Mercury!) - Episode 8
# Möt Sailor Mars! (Meet Sailor Mars!) - Episode 10
# Jedytes undergång! (Jedyte's downfall!) - Episode 13
# Farlig tennis (Dangerous tennis) - Episode 14
# Mysteriet med kärleksbreven (The mystery of love letters) - Episode 19
# Limas första kärlek (Lima's first love) - Episode 23
# Förräderiet (Betrayal) - Episode 24
# Möt Sailor Jupiter... den fjärde Sailor-kämpen! (Meet Sailor Jupiter... the fourth Sailor Warrior!) - Episode 25
# Den heliga kristallens splitter (The shards of the sacred crystal) - [[Bring a Smile to Naru's Face! Usagi's Friendship|Episode 26]]
# I en klass för sig (In a class of its own) - Episode 27
# Självporträttet (Self-portraits) - Episode 28

Issues published in 2001:
# Sailor Moons återkomst (The return of Sailor Moon) - Episode 47
# Prorfilmmingen (Pro-filming) - Episode 48
# Vårfest (Spring festival) - Episode 51
# En kyss, en kyss... (A kiss, a kiss...) - Episode 56
# Det mystiska rummet (The mysterious room) - Episode 58
# Det mystiska rummet, del 2: Trädets hemlighet  (The mysterious room, part 2: the secret of the Tree) - Episode 59
# Det okånda bårnet (The unborn child) - [[An Angel? A Devil? Mysterious Girl From the Sky|Episode 60]]
# Annies krossade hjärta (Annie's broken heart) - [[Huge Shock for Usagi! Mamoru Declares a Breakup|Episode 61]]

== Crystal ==
''[[Sailor Moon Eternal]]'' became available on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netflix Netflix] with Swedish subtitles on June 3, 2021.

== Trivia ==
* [[Usagi is Thrilled! Tuxedo Mask's Love Letter|Episode 19]] had no Swedish title.

* The translator made the script for [[The Culture Fest is for Me? Queen Rei Sings With Passion|episode 54]] available, which revealed that both "[[Hottokenai Yo]]" and "[[Eien no Melody]]" were translated into Swedish. "Eien no Melody" was also given a Swedish title, "Den eviga kärlekens sång" (The song of eternal love).

* [[The Sailor Senshi Die! The Tragic Final Battle|Episode 45]] was titled "Sailor Moon och Döden" (Sailor Moon and Death).

* [[Sailor Mercury]]'s actress Annica Smedius worked for a couple of years as a private investigator in the 1980s.

* Before she went into acting, [[Zoisite|Zoysite]]'s actress Sanna Ekman had a career as a professional dancer. She was one of the background dancers in the video for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vanilla_ice Vanilla Ice]'s song "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_Ice_Baby Ice Ice Baby]."

* [[Sailor Mercury]] seldom got to say "kristall" (crystal) in her second transformation, and usually continued to say "Merkuriuskraft" (Mercury power). This was probably because "Merkuriuskristallkraft, förvandla mig" (Mercury crystal power, transform me) was too long to say. She never said "kristall" when they united their powers for teleport or a common attack either.

* [[Mamoru Chiba|Mamoru]] called [[An|Natsume]] "An" in [[Usagi's Crisis! The Tiara Doesn't Work|episode 50]], despite not knowing her true identity.

* [[Moonlight Knight]] said nothing for the entirety of [[A New Transformation! Usagi Powers Up|episode 51]].

* In a minor continuity error, all the Senshi transformed with "<planet> kristallkraft" (crystal power) in episode 58, even though they had not yet powered up.

* [[Sailor Mars]]' and [[Sailor Venus]]' attack names were changed around a lot. [[Fire Soul]] got several new names used only once. [[Venus Love-Me Chain]] alternated between being called a beam and a sphere (as did [[Sailor Jupiter]]'s [[Sparkling Wide Pressure]], to a lesser extent), and was simply called "Venus attack" in one episode. Some of these attack names were in rather obvious contradiction to what could be seen onscreen - e.g. calling [[Burning Mandala]] a bird, or Venus Love-Me Chain a sphere.

* Attack names would occasionally be modified after the current situation in the episode. Sailor Mercury covered an entire airport in fog in episode 13, using "Dubbel bubbelspray" (Double bubble spray). In episode 43, when Sailor Mars attacked after having to watch [[Sailor Moon]] get tormented, she used "Hämndens eldsjäl" (Fire soul of revenge). When Jupiter fired Sparkling Wide Pressure into the ground to stop two [[Droid]]s from retreating that way in episode 81, she yelled "Jupiter jordfräs, attack" (Jupiter cultivator, attack).

* [[Rei Hino|Rei]]'s chant [[Akuryo Taisan]] became "Evil spirits, begone," or at least something to that general effect. When she used the full chant, the nine words would either become brief prayers (to various spirits, or to fire itself) or be replaced by random syllables.

* "Eldsjäl" (Fire soul) was used despite it being a common term in Swedish; it refers to a person who works hard with something he/she is emotionally committed to. "Fire souls" are often found as driving forces behind fan movements or non-profit organizations.

* When the channel Kanal 5 bought [[Sailor Moon (anime)|the series]], they insisted that [[Usagi Tsukino|the main character]]'s name was "[[Bunny]]" (they had most likely been given a press summary translated from German). [[Sailor Moon Fandom|Fans]] wrote to them again and again for years telling them that she was actually called Annie and that they could check for themselves if they would only watch a couple of minutes of any episode. Still, they kept on using "Bunny" on their home page, in press notes, and in TV previews, for as long as they aired the show.

* The second VHS release in Sweden included a video of the Kanal 5 promo on the second tape.

* There was a possibly inadvertent reference to the [[Sailor Moon in North America#English Dub|first English dub]] in [[Steal Mamoru's Kiss! An's Snow White Strategy|episode 56]]. The fight over who got to play Snow White was infamous in the English dub because [[Makoto Kino|Makoto]]'s claim to have the biggest breasts was changed into Lita saying she had most talent. In the Swedish dub of the same scene, [[Rei Hino|''Rai'']] said she should get the part because she had the most talent (where in the original version Rei said she had the most class), and Mako then replied that she had the biggest breasts.

==References==
* [http://www.sailormoon.se/khelatar/ Sailor Moon på svenska] (in Swedish)

* [http://www.sailormoon.se/khelatar/english/ Sailor Moon in Sweden] (in English)

[[Category: Sailor Moon around the world|Sweden]]