Miss Dream

by liza t

Ever since I was a young girl I’ve loved sailor moon. This series has impacted my life immensely. Sailor moon has taught me how to embrace being a woman who doesn’t need a man to save her. Sailor moon has helped me embrace my feminity. I love how sailor moon has strong female MCs. We don’t see this representation often. I also love the lgbtq representation, as a person apart of the community too. It also taught me to treat others with kindness no matter what. Sailor moon is my favorite thing in the world and I think about this series everyday. I love this series and it’s amazing.

by Rika F

There were times when life felt unbearably heavy when I didn’t know where to find comfort or hope. That’s when Sailor Moon was there. It wasn’t just the transformations or battles. It was Usagi’s kindness, Minako’s courage, the warmth of friendship, and the reminder that even when the world feels cruel, you can still choose love. These stories became my safe place. They gave me light when I needed it most and taught me that strength isn’t about perfection and it’s about compassion. Minako embodies that for me. A girl who falls, laughs, gets back up, and keeps loving anyway. Through her, I learned that it’s okay to be soft and strong at the same time.

by Blake Milner

Sailor Moon has made me an overall happier person, I used to get really hung up on my own flaws/mistakes, Sailor Moon's endless compassion taught me that to love yourself and strive to be the best version of you that you can be! The series shows the girls going through turmoil and strife, but the always pull through in the end with determined looks, strong friendships, and cool new powers.

by Angelique Vassiliou

Well it all started in 1995 when I first watched Sailor Moon on Saturday morning. I instantly fell in love I remember I started watching it because Sailor Mars reminded me of my 11 years older sister. She is the fire that protects and keeps warm. So back then my sister had left the house my protector and I had just gone through terrible things at the hands of my biological grandfather and my mom's bad mental health issues. Sailor Moon was an anchor in my life at the time. The Sailor Moon vanished and came back in 1999 on Toonami once again Sailor Moon helped with my growing up as a teenager including figuring out my own sexual preference. Yes it was that scene between Usagi and Rei where Rei comforts Usagi due to Chibiusa turning to black lady well it made me realize hey is ok to like both boys and girls. This was my moment of recognizing that. I had gotten bullied for watching Sailor Moon being called a lesbian at my school it a. Wasn't their thing to tell and b..I wasn't ready to come out to anyone. Then later on in 2014 Sailor Moon came back as Sailor Moon Crystal. I fell in love again bought the manga just delve deeper and bought merch and things to collect the anime that had helped me in so many ways so many times. I've met some of the new voice actresses and in 2015 Linda Ballentyne helped me through messenger through a difficult moment. To Say Sailor Moon as a whole show has not been a super comfort is tiny in comparison I even made new friends even a very close one.