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Sailor Moon SuperS (jap. 美少女戦士セーラームーン SuperS Bishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn Sūpāzu) – czwarta seria Sailor Moon. Składa się z 39 odcinków (128-166). Anime zostało stworzone na podstawie mangi Naoko Takeuchi. Zostało wyemitowane w 1995. Powstał także film pełnometrażowy Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie. W 1996 roku, w 18. Anime Grand Prix, organizowanym przez magazyn Animage, czwarta seria Czarodziejki zajęła piętnaste miejsce w kategorii: najlepsze anime.
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| dbo:abstract | The fourth season of the Sailor Moon anime series, Sailor Moon SuperS (originally released in Japan as Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS (美少女戦士セーラームーン SuperS (スーパーズ), Bishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn Sūpāzu), and later as Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon SuperS) was produced by Toei Animation and directed by Kunihiko Ikuhara. It adapts the "Dream" arc of the Sailor Moon manga series by Naoko Takeuchi and follows the adventures of Usagi Tsukino and her fellow Super Sailor Guardians. The series is divided into two story arcs: the first arc for 22 episodes depicts a mighty deity known as Pegasus, entering Chibiusa's dreams to flee from the Amazon Trio, minions of the Dead Moon Circus, who are trying to steal the legendary Golden Crystal from him. The second arc for 17 episodes depicts the arrival of the Amazoness Quartet, a group of enemies who dream of remaining young forever, as well as Queen Nehelenia, the depraved ruler of the Dead Moon Circus. The season began broadcasting on TV Asahi on March 4, 1995, and ended on March 2, 1996. It was licensed by Cloverway Inc. and produced by Optimum Productions for an English-language broadcast in North America in 2000–02. The series was broadcast on YTV in Canada and on Cartoon Network's Toonami programming block in the United States. It was the last season to be licensed by Cloverway and the last to be dubbed by Optimum. Edited VHSs and unedited DVDs of their adaptation were released by Pioneer Entertainment. Eventually, the season was re-licensed by Viz Media in 2014 for an updated English-language release, produced by Studiopolis. The first 18 episodes of the season were released as Part 1 on Blu-ray and DVD on April 24, 2018, and the other 19 episodes were released as "Part 2" on November 13, 2018. Three pieces of theme music were used: one opening theme and two ending themes. The opening theme, an updated version of "Moonlight Densetsu", is performed by MoonLips. The first ending theme, used for the first 13 episodes, was "Watashitachi ni Naritakute" (私たちになりたくて, lit. "Wanting to be Together With You") performed by Miwako Fujitani. The second ending theme, used for the rest of the season, is "'Rashiku' Ikimasho" (“らしく” いきましょ, "I'll Go With My Looks") performed by Miyuki Kajitani, who is credited as Meu. Cloverway used the English-language version of "Moonlight Densetsu" first commissioned for DiC Entertainment's dub of the first season and R for their adaptation. (en) Sailor Moon SuperS (jap. 美少女戦士セーラームーン SuperS Bishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn Sūpāzu) – czwarta seria Sailor Moon. Składa się z 39 odcinków (128-166). Anime zostało stworzone na podstawie mangi Naoko Takeuchi. Zostało wyemitowane w 1995. Powstał także film pełnometrażowy Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie. W 1996 roku, w 18. Anime Grand Prix, organizowanym przez magazyn Animage, czwarta seria Czarodziejki zajęła piętnaste miejsce w kategorii: najlepsze anime. (pl) {{namespace detect | category = | main= |
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| dbp:aux | Masahiro Andō (en) Hisashi Kagawa (en) Taichi Nakamura (en) Katsumi Tamegai (en) Ikuko Itō (en) Mamoru Kurosawa (en) Shinya Hasegawa (en) Yūji Kondō (en) Kazuhisa Asai (en) Kazuyuki Hashimoto (en) Kenichi Tajiri (en) Mari Tominaga (en) Miho Shimogasa (en) Minako Ito (en) Minoru Ōkōchi (en) Shigetaka Kiyoyama (en) Tadao Kubota (en) Takayuki Ushirai (en) | |
| dbp:caption | The anime series title, which originally translated to Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS, and later as Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon SuperS. (en) | |
| dbp:country | Japan (en) | |
| dbp:directedby | Junichi Sato (en) Hiroki Shibata (en) Takuya Igarashi (en) Noriyo Sasaki (en) Kōnosuke Uda (en) Harume Kosaka (en) Kounosuke Uda (en) Kunihiko Ikuhara (en) Yūji Endō (en) | |
| dbp:episodeList | List of Sailor Moon episodes (en) | |
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| dbp:firstAired | 1995-03-04 (xsd:date) | |
| dbp:lastAired | 1996-03-02 (xsd:date) | |
| dbp:linecolor | CCCCFF (en) | |
| dbp:nativetitle | ちびうさの冒険！恐怖、吸血鬼の館 (en) はるかみちる再び！亡霊人形劇 (en) 華麗に変身？泣き虫うさぎの成長記録 (en) あやかしの森!美しき妖精の誘い (en) お似合いの二人!うさぎと衛の愛 (en) きらめく夏の日!潮風の少女亜美 (en) ちびうさの小さな恋のラプソディ (en) まことの友情!天馬に憧れた少女 (en) アマゾネス!鏡の裏から来た悪夢 (en) アルテミスの浮気?謎の子猫登場 (en) クリスタル輝く時!美しき夢の力 (en) スーパー変身再び!ペガサスの力 (en) プリマをねらえ!うさぎのバレエ (en) ペガサスが消えた!?ゆれ動く友情 (en) ペガサスを捕えろ!アマゾンの罠 (en) ミニが大好き!おしゃれな戦士達 (en) 動き出した恐怖!闇の女王の魔手 (en) 十番街の休日!無邪気な王女様 (en) 夢の鏡!アマゾン最後のステージ (en) 夢よいつまでも!光, 天に満ちて (en) 夢を見失わないで!真実を映す鏡 (en) 夢対決!美奈子とまこと絶交宣言 (en) 大人になる夢!アマゾネスの当惑 (en) 天国まで走れ!夢の車にかける愛 (en) 天馬の秘密!夢世界を守る美少年 (en) 天馬を信じる時!4戦士の超変身 (en) 守れ母の夢!Wムーンの新必殺技 (en) 巨悪の影!追いつめられたトリオ (en) 恋の嵐!美奈子のフタマタ大作戦 (en) 恐怖の歯医者さん?パラパラの館 (en) 恐怖を越えて!自由へのジャンプ (en) 炎の情熱!マーズ怒りの超必殺技 (en) 目指せ日本一!美少女剣士の悩み (en) 真のパワー爆発!亜美心のしらべ (en) 秘密の館!愛のメニューを貴方に (en) 衛を守れ!忍者うさぎのヤキモチ (en) 触れ合う心!ちびうさとペガサス (en) 運命のパートナー?まことの純情 (en) 鏡の迷宮!捕えられたちびムーン (en) 闇の震源地デッドムーンサーカス (en) 黄金水晶出現!ネヘレニアの魔力 (en) | |
| dbp:nativetitlelangcode | ja (en) | |
| dbp:network | dbr:TV_Asahi | |
| dbp:nextSeason | Sailor Moon Sailor Stars (en) | |
| dbp:numEpisodes | 39 (xsd:integer) | |
| dbp:originalairdate | 1995-03-11 (xsd:date) 1995-03-18 (xsd:date) 1995-03-25 (xsd:date) 1995-04-08 (xsd:date) 1995-04-15 (xsd:date) 1995-04-29 (xsd:date) 1995-05-13 (xsd:date) 1995-05-20 (xsd:date) 1995-05-27 (xsd:date) 1995-06-03 (xsd:date) 1995-06-10 (xsd:date) 1995-06-17 (xsd:date) 1995-07-01 (xsd:date) 1995-07-08 (xsd:date) 1995-07-15 (xsd:date) 1995-07-22 (xsd:date) 1995-08-12 (xsd:date) 1995-08-19 (xsd:date) 1995-08-26 (xsd:date) 1995-09-02 (xsd:date) 1995-09-23 (xsd:date) 1995-10-21 (xsd:date) 1995-10-28 (xsd:date) 1995-11-04 (xsd:date) 1995-11-11 (xsd:date) 1995-11-18 (xsd:date) 1995-11-25 (xsd:date) 1995-12-02 (xsd:date) 1995-12-09 (xsd:date) 1995-12-16 (xsd:date) 1995-12-23 (xsd:date) 1996-01-13 (xsd:date) 1996-01-20 (xsd:date) 1996-01-27 (xsd:date) 1996-02-03 (xsd:date) 1996-02-10 (xsd:date) 1996-02-17 (xsd:date) 1996-02-24 (xsd:date) 1996-03-02 (xsd:date) | |
| dbp:prevSeason | Sailor Moon S (en) | |
| dbp:rtitle | "Artemis is Cheating? Enter the Mysterious Kitten" (en) "Become a Prima: Usagi's Ballet" (en) "Catch Pegasus: The Amazon's Trap" (en) "Chibi-Usa's Little Rhapsody of Love" (en) "Connecting Hearts: Chibiusa and Pegasus" (en) "Dentist of Horrors? PallaPalla's House" (en) "Destined Partners? Makoto's Innocence" (en) "Dream to Be an Adult: The Amazoness' Confusion" (en) "Dreams Forever: Fill the Heavens with Light" (en) "Flames of Passion: Mars's Raging Super Attack" (en) "Juban Holiday: The Carefree Princess" (en) "Labyrinth of Mirrors: Chibi Moon Captured" (en) "Makoto's Friendship: A Girl Who Admired Pegasus" (en) "Mirrors of Dreams: The Amazon's Last Stage" (en) "Overcome Your Fear: The Jump to Freedom" (en) "Pegasus Disappears: Wavering Friendship" (en) "Protect Mamoru: Ninja Usagi's Jealousy" (en) "Protect Mom's Dream: Double Moon's New Attack" (en) "Shadow of Evil: The Trio's Last Chance" (en) "Shining Summer Days: Ami Under the Sea-Breeze" (en) "Storm of Love: Minako's Grand Two-Timing Plan" (en) "Super Transformation Once Again: Pegasus's Power" (en) "Terror in Motion: The Dark Queen's Evil Hand" (en) "The Amazoness: Nightmare from Behind the Mirrors" (en) "The Golden Crystal Appears: Nehellenia's Magic" (en) "The Perfect Couple: Usagi and Mamoru's Love" (en) "The Secret Mansion: A Menu of Love for You" (en) "The Source of Darkness: Dead Moon Circus" (en) "True Power Explodes: Ami's Melody of the Heart" (en) "We Love Fashion: The Stylish Guardians" (en) "Don't Lose Sight of Your Dreams: The Mirror of Truth" (en) "When the Crystal Shines: The Beautiful Power of Dreams" (en) "Drive to the Heavens: The Dream Car Fueled with Love" (en) "Forest of Illusion: A Beautiful Fairy's Invitation" (en) "Clash of Dreams: Minako and Makoto's Broken Friendship" (en) "Pegasus's Secret: The Boy Who Protects the Dream World" (en) "Aiming for the Top: The Pretty Swordswoman's Dilemma" (en) "Believe in Pegasus: The Four Guardians' Super Transformation" (en) | |
| dbp:shortsummary | In an homage to the classic film Roman Holiday, Chibiusa and Usagi meet a runaway duchess. They go to the summer festival together, but the duchess is chased by her government and targeted by Hawk's Eye. (en) Chibiusa's friend Kyusuke Sarashina worries about the upcoming athletics carnival and is targeted by JunJun. (en) The Amazoness Quartet switch the Golden Crystal with a pineapple. Nehelenia tells the Sailor Guardians that they cannot use the Crystal as it requires the dream energy from people's beautiful dreams in order to be effective. Super Sailor Chibi Moon manages to use the Golden Crystal to send a message to everyone, telling them not to give up their sweet dreams. A big explosion of golden light happens. (en) A new student shows up in Chibiusa's class named Ririca. Strange things begin to happen — children go missing, flowers die, and the new girl is doing weird things. The Sailor Guardians investigate, and Ririca is revealed to be a vampire. They use an attack on her, and she is released from the spell, only remembering everything as a bad dream. (en) The Amazoness Quartet decide to break the Amazon Stones, which give them their powers, thus freeing them from being controlled by Queen Nehelenia. Nehelenia then forces Helios to give up the Golden Crystal, destroying Zirconia while emerging from her dream-mirror prison before proceeding to blanket the world in darkness. (en) Minako and Makoto both romantically pursue the principal of a preschool and fight over him. The principal is targeted, Super Sailor Venus and Super Sailor Jupiter transform and unleash their dormant Super Sailor powers. Their newest, stronger Super transformations - Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up! and Venus Crystal Power, Make Up! - and attacks as Super Sailor Guardians, Venus Love and Beauty Shock! and Jupiter Oak Evolution! are used for the first time. (en) Chibiusa attempts to use the Golden Crystal to destroy Queen Nehelenia and the Dead Moon Circus but is captured and knocked unconscious. When Sailor Moon gets to Nehelenia on the floating platform, she sees that Queen Nehelenia's aged appearance as a result of Chibiusa's use of the Golden Crystal. Nehelenia explains that she was once queen of an asteroid and she was worshiped for her beauty by her people until she asked her dream mirror if she would stay beautiful forever. But upon seeing the ugly, old woman she would become, Nehelenia consumed her servants' Dream Mirrors, turning them into Lemures while retaining her youth and beauty, and was consequently sealed away by Queen Serenity. With Sailor Moon pities her, an infuriated Nehelenia throws Chibiusa over the edge of the platform. Sailor Moon dives after her and transforms into Princess Serenity; she catches up to Chibiusa, awakens her, and together they use the Golden Crystal to land safely on Earth. At that time, Nehelenia reseals herself back into the mirror to regain her beauty as it flies off. Chibiusa says goodbye to Helios, who returns to his homeworld of Elysion, and says that she will see him in her dreams. (en) Hawk's Eye devises a cage that can create an inter-dimensional portal to capture and trap Pegasus. Tiger's Eye uses Naru Osaka as a bait in order to force Pegasus to appear so that he can trap him in the cage. The cage proves worthless and Pegasus simply goes through the cage as if it was not there. (en) After thinking Mamoru is two-timing, Ami Mizuno learns that the woman seen with Mamoru is repairing a classical car in memory of her late husband. The woman is targeted by Hawk's Eye, who disguises himself as a look-alike of her husband. (en) Learning that only Pegasus can help the Amazon Trio to remain in present human form, Fisheye targets Mamoru, with whom he falls in love, and is later befriended by Usagi. *Queen Nehelenia makes her debut as a silhouette (en) Mamoru's apartment is wrecked, so he moves in with Rei Hino at the shrine temporarily. Usagi gets jealous and hides out at the shrine while wearing a ninja costume. Rei is then targeted by Tiger's Eye, preventing her from transforming into Sailor Mars. (en) Minako forces the rest of the girls to do volunteer work at a Maturity Ceremony because there are many "cute" boys there. The Amazoness Quartet also volunteer but have no clue about what a Maturity Ceremony is. They make friends with the girls. (en) Queen Nehelenia grants extra and stronger abilities to the Amazoness Quartet. The Super Sailor Guardians fight against the Amazoness Quartet but are easily defeated due to the imbalance of power. Super Sailor Moon uses her Moon Gorgeous Meditation attack, but it fails when Zirconia arrives. Zircon brings out Super Sailor Mini Moon's dream-mirror, which is the golden mirror itself, harboring the spirit of Helios, in the dream form of Pegasus. Zirconia informs Queen Nehelenia of their success, that Pegasus and the Golden Crystal now belong to the Dead Moon. (en) Tiger's Eye targets Chibiusa's art teacher, who had dreamed of being a teacher while she was a child but cannot communicate with children as well as she used to. (en) In a short recap of the first three seasons, Usagi and Luna tell Chibiusa about Usagi's growth as Sailor Moon. (en) Ami, Usagi, and Shingo, as well as Rei, Makoto and Minako, go to the beach. Shingo nearly drowns, and Ami performs CPR on him. Shingo gets a huge platonic crush on Ami, and soon after Tiger's Eye targets her, even preventing Ami from transforming into Sailor Mercury. (en) The Amazoness PallaPalla first inflicts a magical pandemic of cavities and then establishes a dentist's office. (en) Chibiusa, doubtful of Pegasus' friendship as he has not told her about himself, questions him. Pegasus leaves as he cannot reveal anything yet. During a conversation with Usagi, Chibiusa realizes that there are certain things that have to remain secret, and Pegasus returns to her. (en) Queen Nehelenia prepares to escape from her mirror and plunges the city into darkness. Mamoru, as Prince of Earth, is hurt as the Earth is in danger. The Amazoness Quartet and Sailor Guardians both learn each others' identities. (en) When an ersatz Pegasus destroys cars and trucks, it is actually the work of a Lemures. After getting trapped in a barrier, Sailor Chibi-Moon begs the four Sailor Guardians to believe in Pegasus, and they are given their newly strengthened and evolved Super Sailor forms and transformations by Pegasus; and are now much stronger and more powerful than ever just like Super Sailor Moon, and Super Sailor Chibi-Moon. (en) Fisheye targets a fashion designer. After being rescued by Sailor Moon, the fashion designer gets a new inspiration. (en) Usagi volunteers to be part of a ballet production. Fisheye joins the same class as Usagi and targets the ballet instructor. In the end, Usagi winds up playing the part of the Moon in the production. (en) Tiger's Eye targets Makoto, who believes that she has met her destined lover. After Super Sailor Moon and Super Sailor Chibi-Moon get trapped, a furious Super Sailor Jupiter uses her new Superior Sparkling Thunder attack and stops the Lemures. (en) Ami writes lyrics to a song, whilst VesVes of the Amazoness Quartet targets the song's composer. VesVes traps the Sailor Guardians inside a computer, and Super Sailor Mercury's newest transformation, "Mercury Crystal Power, Make Up!" and much stronger water-based attack Mercury Aqua Rhapsody! are shown for the first time. (en) Usagi and the others go back to the spot where Pegasus appeared. Usagi asks Chibiusa if she knows anything about Pegasus, but, keeping to her promise, Chibiusa says nothing. After hearing a horse, the team runs to look, where they see Reika Nishimura, who has returned from Africa. Usagi becomes concerned that she and Motoki Furuhata are having romantic relationship problems. Meanwhile, Tiger's Eye selects Reika as a target. During the battle Pegasus once again saves them. (en) The girls try to find out who Chibiusa is in love with. Makoto insists it's a senpai, but Rei says that is not the case. When Chibiusa says she likes a pale guy with an oblong face, Ami and Minako mistake a passerby feeding fish for Chibiusa's boyfriend. The passerby is targeted, and when the Sailor Guardians arrive, each says something about getting in the way of close, strong romance, leaving Sailor Chibi-Moon flustered and confused. (en) Luna grows jealous of Artemis' alleged love with a nun, though Artemis says it is a misunderstanding. Not long after, a gray kitten with a crescent moon mark on her forehead appears. She proclaims that she is Artemis' daughter, much to Luna's disgust. Even Minako Aino is angry at Artemis for not telling her that when she got a phone call from Usagi about the event. Meanwhile, the nun is targeted by Tiger's Eye. After a brutal battle, it is revealed that the gray kitten is Diana, Luna and Artemis' daughter from the future Crystal Tokyo and Chibiusa's guardian cat, as well as Artemis was actually into the chapel the nun lived in, thinking about marrying there. (en) A rude, rich, older woman takes care of Diana and is subsequently targeted by Hawk's Eye. Chibiusa visits the woman, who is lonely because her lover left her to pursue his dream of being a great chef. (en) The Super Sailor Guardians get separated in a Labyrinth of Mirrors. Zirconia uses the mirrors to try to force them to give up fighting, but the team knows that they still have their normal dreams, even though their bigger dream is to be Sailor Guardians. The Amazoness Quartet switch Super Sailor Chibi-Moon with a doll so they could ride on Pegasus. (en) Chibiusa's dream of being an adult comes true when, due to an attack by PallaPalla, she artificially switches ages with Usagi, who in turn wished that she was a child so she didn't have to do "hard math problems". As Chibiusa has achieved her dream, Pegasus says that he has lost sight of hers in turn. Stating that they cannot be together if she remains an adult, Pegasus turns to leave. Not wanting to lose him, Chibiusa chooses her deep and strong friendship for Pegasus instead of her dream to be an adult, thus breaking the spell, and shares a romantic kiss with Helios, who is Pegasus' true form. (en) Chibiusa has another dream about Pegasus, in which he tells her that whenever she and the Sailor Guardians are in trouble, she just has to call his name, though he disappears when she poses more questions. Meanwhile, the Dead Moon Circus plots to find more beautiful dreams. Hawk's Eye of the Dead Moon picks Ikuko Tsukino, Usagi's mother. During the battle, the Sailor Guardians are in trouble. Chibiusa summons Pegasus, he appears and changes Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon's lockets into their new Dream Crisis brooches with the words Moon Crisis Make-Up to activate them. Pegasus also gives them new and much stronger weapons, the Kaleido Moon Scope for Sailor Moon, and the Crystal Carillon for Sailor Chibi-Moon. (en) Fisheye finds out that Usagi is Super Sailor Moon. After learning that Pegasus is hiding in Chibiusa's dream, Fisheye freezes her and reports back to Zircona. Zircona then targets Usagi as the person in whose dream Pegasus is hiding. When Hawk's Eye is about to look into Usagi's dream mirror, Fisheye stops him. Soon after, a Lemure breaks Usagi's mirror, killing her, then later killing Hawk's Eye, who protects Fisheye. The trio dies after wishing for Usagi's dream mirror to repair itself. However, Pegasus uses the tremendous strength of the Golden Crystal to return them to life and transform them into complete humans, with their very own beautiful dreams. (en) CereCere targets a literal starving artist who Usagi and Chibiusa meet in the park. (en) Chibiusa gets a book containing fairy artwork. She bumps into the author of the book and makes good friends with him. Fisheye sees the author's picture and disguises himself as a fairy in order to be much closer to him. (en) Haruka and Michiru are at a hotel that is being taken over by a puppet and his master. Haruka is feeling sick and unable to battle, so Michiru transforms into Sailor Neptune to destroy the puppet's bottle in order to save Haruka, risking the lives of the hotel guests in the process. Haruka is healed and transforms into Sailor Uranus and defeats the puppet. She then quickly worries about a new enemy, but Michiru assures her that Sailor Moon and the rest will take care of it. (en) One of Mamoru Chiba's best college friends is targeted. When attacked by the Lemures, Sailor Moon nearly suffocates to death. Chibiusa fears that she will not be born if Usagi and Mamoru break up. (en) When Rei is featured in a magazine, she gains a huge supporter, a girl by the name of Nanako. However, after hearing how Rei really thinks of Nanako, she is targeted and Super Sailor Mars's newest Super transformation, "Mars Crystal Power, Make Up!" and much stronger fire/flame-based attack, Mars Flame Sniper!, are used for the first time. (en) Chibiusa's friend Momoko Momohara is targeted by the Amazoness Quartet who have replaced the trio. Queen Nehelenia has Zirconia still use the Amazoness Quartet, despite their desire to take Pegasus for themselves. (en) A novel named "A Moonlit Pegasus" becomes popular. It turns out the author of the novel is Makoto Kino's former schoolmate and friend. Zirconia orders the Amazon Trio to check out the author since Pegasus might be in her dream. (en) Minako is seen by her best friends to be two-timing two men. They are Tiger's Eye and Hawk's Eye, both assigned to look inside her dream mirror. Minako accidentally arranges to go on a romantic date with both of her suitors at the same time. (en) A young girl aspires to be the top Samurai of Japan; however, she cannot surpass her mother, who is superior. When the girl is targeted by Tiger's Eye, the Sailor Guardians show her not to concentrate on only one thing. (en) | |
| dbp:title | Double Trouble (en) The Trouble with Love (en) Sweet Dreams (en) A New Nightmare (en) Cutting it Close (en) Perfect Couple (en) The Sweetest Dream (en) Chibiusa's Adventure! The Dreaded Vampire Castle (en) Haruka and Michiru, Again! The Ghostly Puppet Show (en) A Pegasus Page Turner (en) A Teacher's Lesson (en) A True Reflection (en) Baiting the Trap (en) Beach Blanket Bungle (en) Clothes Call (en) Day of Night (en) Dental Dilemma (en) Dream Believer (en) Dreams of Her Own (en) Driven Dreamer (en) Eternal Dreams (en) Golden Revival (en) Heartfelt Melody (en) Kicking into High Gear (en) Much Ado About Kitten (en) Nightmare Garden (en) No Ordinary Horsepower (en) No Prince Charming (en) One in the Hand (en) Pegasus Revealed (en) Phony Fairy (en) Recipe for Danger (en) Reflections of Reality (en) Rini's Lovely Rhapsody (en) Show Time Showdown (en) The Dark Legend (en) The Duchess's Day Off (en) Tomorrow's Big Dreams (en) Tutu Treachery (en) Vaulting to Victory (en) An Elegant Metamorphosis? Crybaby Usagi's Growth Diary (en) | |
| dbp:translittitle | Chibiusa no bōken! Kyōfu, kyūketsuki no yakata (en) Haruka Michiru futatabi! Bōrei ningyō geki (en) Honō no jōnetsu! Māzu ikari no chōhissatsu waza (en) Gōruden Kurisutaru shutsugen! Neherenia no maryoku (en) Pegasasu wo shinjiru toki! Yon Senshi no supā henshin (en) Amazonesu! Kagami no ura kara kita akumu (en) Arutemisu no uwaki? Nazo no koneko tōjō (en) Ayakashi no mori! Utsukushiki yōsei no izanai (en) Chibiusa no chiisana koi no rapusodi (en) Fureau kokoro! Chibiusa to Pegasasu (en) Himitsu no yakata! Ai no menyū wo anata ni (en) Jūbangai no kyūjitsu! Mujaki na ōjosama (en) Kagami no meikyū! Toraerareta Chibi Mūn (en) Karei ni Henshin? Nakimushi Usagi no Seichōkiroku (en) Kirameku natsu no hi! Shiokaze no shōjo Ami (en) Koi no arashi! Minako no futamata daisakusen (en) Kyoaku no kage! Oitsumerareta torio (en) Kyōfu no haishasan? ParaPara no yakata (en) Kyōfu wo koete! Jiyū he no jampu (en) Makoto no yūjō! Tenba ni akogareta shōjo (en) Mamoru wo mamore! Ninja Usagi no yakimochi (en) Mezase Nippon ichi! Bishōjo kenshi no nayami (en) Mini ga daisuki! Oshare na Senshitachi (en) Oniai no futari! Usagi to Mamoru no ai (en) Otona ni naru yume! Amazonesu no tōwaku (en) Pegasasu ga kieta!? Yure ugoku yūjō (en) Pegasasu wo toraero! Amazon no wana (en) Purima wo nerae! Usagi no barei (en) Shin no pawā bakuhatsu! Ami kokoro no shirabe (en) Supā henshin futatabi! Pegasasu no pawā (en) Tengoku made hashire! Yume no kuruma ni kakeru ai (en) Ugoki dashita kyōfu! Yami no joō no mashu (en) Unmei no pātonā? Makoto no junjō (en) Yami no shingenchi Deddo Mūn Sākasu (en) Yume no kagami! Amazon saigo no sutēji (en) Yume taiketsu! Minako to Makoto zekkō sengen (en) Yume yo itsumademo! Hikari, ten ni michite (en) Kurisutaru kagayaku toki! Utsukushiki yume no chikara (en) Yume wo miushinawanaide! Shinjitsu wo utsusu kagami (en) Mamore haha no yume! Daburu Mūn no shin hissatsu waza (en) Pegasasu no himitsu! Yume sekai wo mamoru bishōnen (en) | |
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| dbp:writtenby | Genki Yoshimura (en) Yoji Enokido (en) Yōji Enokido (en) Ryōta Yamaguchi (en) Ryota Yamaguchi (en) Megumi Sugihara (en) Mutsuri Nakano (en) | |
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| rdfs:comment | Sailor Moon SuperS (jap. 美少女戦士セーラームーン SuperS Bishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn Sūpāzu) – czwarta seria Sailor Moon. Składa się z 39 odcinków (128-166). Anime zostało stworzone na podstawie mangi Naoko Takeuchi. Zostało wyemitowane w 1995. Powstał także film pełnometrażowy Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie. W 1996 roku, w 18. Anime Grand Prix, organizowanym przez magazyn Animage, czwarta seria Czarodziejki zajęła piętnaste miejsce w kategorii: najlepsze anime. (pl) {{namespace detect | category = | main= |
| rdfs:label | Sailor Moon SuperS (pl) Sailor Moon SuperS (en) 美少女戰士SuperS (zh) | |
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