Please enjoy our English translation of the Sailor Moon musical “La Reconquista” pamphlet!
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Most of these pictures are courtesy of Anne of shojopower.com, who very kindly sent me pictures of her pamphlet while she was in Japan to see the performance of this musical. Without her, this project would not have been possible – so thank you Anne!
Additional pictures needed for improved image quality to help me read a few pages were provided by Sakky, who is currently in Japan seeing the musical performances as well. Her quick response enabled me to put this project together in just a number of days! We would also like to give our editor, Serenity842003, a big thank you as well for finding a way to sort through all of this to make it more readable for everyone!
If you are interested in seeing more photographs of the Sailor Moon La Reconquista pamphlet, there are plenty available on tumblr, but perhaps the best collection of pictures has been posted by tumblr user no-country-for-tall-men-exports – you can check them out here and here.
I’ll be posting up HQ scans courtesy of junketsu in the near future with complete images from the pamphlet – so look out for that! In the meantime, please enjoy translations of all the text in the Sailor Moon La Reconquista pamphlet:
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Message from Naoko Takeuchi
The Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon musicals, nicknamed Sera Myu, ran from the summer of 1993 until the winter of 2005 with over 500 individual performances, which were hugely popular and beloved by the audience. So here we are, in September of 2013, and I couldn’t forget about the Sera Myu, so I decided to bring it back for all of the staff and fans who loved it so much. This current Sera Myu is very special to me. Every time when I see the sailor soldiers on stage performing in front of me, in an instant, it’s as if they have really come to life. The actresses have managed to recreate the world of Sailor Moon on stage, and although their efforts remain unseen, the energy that the staff has put into this performance is what makes this musical shine. They’ve really nailed it, and have transmitted the message of my original work perfectly. I can feel the strength and beauty of the Sera Myu stage right before my eyes. Please enjoy. This special musical is dedicated to you all. |
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Greetings From the Creators
I have been involved as a stage director for about 300 different musical performances now, beginning almost 20 years ago with the first round of Sailor Moon musicals featuring Anza Ooyama in 1994, where I worked with the Sailor Moon franchise on stage until about 1998.
It’s great to be back working on this series, because it brings me back to the time when I was just first starting out with this kind of work, and I feel like I’ve reached my dreams by revising this work. I don’t know if it holds any significance, but it seems like I’ve come back to this series by fate. Because of this, I’m all fired up to do a great job with this show once again. This time my mission has been to create a truly fantastic musical experience, in which I’ve taken no short cuts, to make the highest quality viewing experience as possible, just like I did with my staff and cast last time around. Just like last time I’m giving this musical my all, and making the staff and cast go along with my demands. I just hope I’m left with some survivors by the end of this. (laughs) I think I’ve put everyone under a tremendous strain this time around to get the results I wanted. Back when we made the first Sera Myu, we were pioneers in creating anime to musical format creations. I wanted those who are long time Sera Myu fans, as well as audience members who are enjoying this for the first time to both have a great time with this series, and so with an all new staff and cast we’ve done a lot of team work to make this possible. I’m sorry I can’t be here to greet you all in person, but I hope you’ll enjoy these new Sailor Moon musicals. This one will be the 1000th performance I’ve been involved in. And just under the 200th one I’ve directed personally. I hope you’re all very excited for this one!! Producer, Director: Takuya Hiramitsu Part of the Theater Group “Yen”. Producer. Director. |
To everyone who came today, thank you so much! I’m so glad that I was asked to come and do the music for “Sailor Moon” for these performances, it’s impressive to be involved with the original series again, and I’m so lucky that I get to create the music for it this time around.
This time the cast is all women, which is a special challenge when you’re a composer. I was involved in composition for the “Prince of Tennis” musical, which featured all men actors, but this time the challenge is to compose music that is designed to accomodate the vocal range for women. Further complicating the task at hand is to compose music for the male roles, which in this musical are also portrayed by women. This is the world of “La Reconquista”. Although this style of musical is well established in Japan, we had to hire specialists to help us out. Our female cast has done a great job specializing in taking on male roles, so for this new series of musicals I think they’ve done a great job. I hope you’ll enjoy this new musical, which is a nice tie -in to modern Japanese theater culture. Music by Toshihiko Sahashi Graduated from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music in 1986. |
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Story
Usagi, Ami, Rei, Makoto, and Minako are the sailor suited soldiers of love and justice! One day, the five of them go to a Game Show convention, there they meet the Pandemic 4, a new idol group distributing a popular game for girls. But this game is one that steals the energy of those who play it.
The Pandemic 4 are actually the 4 Generals, sent by their wicked queen!
Queen Beryl’s goal, is to get her revenge on the Moon Kingdom from long long ago, the Silver Millenium, and it’s princess. In doing so she would steal the man she loved.
In order to do so, she must obtain the Silver Crystal held by the Sailor Guardians and offer it to Queen Metalia. Usagi was targeted by Old Hag Lemures, who works for Queen Beryl. Unable to transform into Sailor Moon, she was in big trouble! Her lover Tuxedo Mask comes to her rescue, but this time, Queen Beryl calls him “Endymion” and abducts him.
Who is Endymion? What happened between the Dark Kingdom and the Silver Millennium in the past? What is the connection between Usagi and the Moon Princess?
Guided by the Queen of the Moon, Serenity, The Sailor Guardians’ battle trancending time and space begins now!
Characters
Sailor Guardians
Sailor Moon / Tsukino Usagi : Ookubo Satomi
Guardian of the Moon, mystery, love, and justice.
Once transformed she becomes a powerful guardian, but normally she’s just a klutzy girl. The reincarnation of the Moon Princess…?
Sailor Mercury / Mizuno Ami : Miyabe Matsura
Guardian of Mercury, water, and wisdom.
A prodigy of a girl with a 300 IQ. She dislikes men, but finds herself falling for Zoisite one of the Four Generals.
Sailor Mars / Hino Rei : Nanaki Kanon
Guardian of Mars, fire, and passion.
When Usagi loses her will, She steps up to give her a swift kick in the rear, she’s scary when mad. Good at telling fortunes.
Sailor Jupiter / Kino Makoto : Takahashi Yuu
Defender of Jupiter, Guardian of lightning.
While physically strong, and good in a fight, she also loves cooking and handicrafts, not a one dimensional girl.
Sailor Venus / Aino Minako : Sakada Shiori
Guardian of Venus, love, and beauty. Acts as the leader for the Guardians.
Obsessed with all things love related, she often teases Ami, who has relationship trouble.
Tuxedo Mask / Chiba Mamoru : Yamato Yuuga
In his concern for Usagi, not fully awakened as a soldier, he always protects her, a caring lover.
He’s been acting funny ever since hearing the name Endymion, but why…?
Silver Millenium
Queen Serenity : Jamie Natsuki
Ancient queen of the moon. When the evil game weakens Usagi and her friends, she awakens their powers, and guides them to the moon kingdom with the sound of her singing voice.
Dark Kingdom
Queen Beryl : Hatsukaze Midori
The queen of the Dark Kingdom, destroyed long ago. She was revived by the monster Metalia into our time, and takes her aim at the reincarnated Moon Princess.
[Four Generals]
* Zoicite : Saika Ryou * Jadeite : Root
* Nephrite : Koro * Kunzite : Komatsu Misaki
The Four Generals of the Dark Kingdom. Disguised as the Idols, The Pandemic Four they each draw closer to the Guardians, Zoicite to Ami, Jadeite to Rei, Nephrite to Makoto, and Kunzite to Minako.
Old Hag Lemures : Shintani Mayumi
Leads a group of six clay dalls known as the Lemures, supports Queen Beryl.
Lemures: Shimozono Ayumi, Asuka Yoshidome, Kumiko Saito, Shiho Tsukagoshi, “Moka” Kodama, Miki Shirai
Musical Numbers
Act 1
オーバーチュアー~ウェルカム!トゥ ザ ゲームショー!:: Overture ~ Welcome! To the Game Show!
イロージョンボーイ(浸食系男子):: Erosion Boy
復活!悲劇の女王 :: Revival! Queen of Tragedy
願い :: Wish
恋は三次元 :: Love is Three Dimensional
参上!!タキシード仮面 :: On the Scene!! Tuxedo Mask
メモリーデュオ :: Memory Duo
揃い踏み!!白月5人女 :: Line Up!! 5 Women of the White Moon
月への階段 :: Stairway to the Moon
セーラーバトル La Reconquista :: Sailor Battle La Reconquista
Act 2
月と地球 :: Moon and Earth
We are the Pretty Guardian
運命 :: Fate
覚悟 :: Resolution
祈り :: Prayer
忘れないで :: Don’t Forget
ムーンライト伝説 :: Moonlight Densetsu
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Sailor Moon Tsukino Usagi / Ookubu Satomi
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: What things do you and the character you portray have most in common? Q3: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Sailor Mercury Mizuno Ami / Miyabi Matsuura
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: What things do you and the character you portray have most in common? Q3: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Sailor Mars Hino Rei / Nanaki Kanon
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: What things do you and the character you portray have most in common? Q3: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Sailor Jupiter Kino Makoto / Yu Takahashi
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: What things do you and the character you portray have most in common? Q3: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Sailor Venus Aino Minako / Sakata Shiori
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: What things do you and the character you portray have most in common? Q3: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Zoicite / Saika Ryou
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Kunzite / Misaki Komatsu
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Dear guests,
Owing to health reasons, the original actress for Kunzite, Komatsu Misaki, has been replaced by Mayu Iseki for this performance of “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon -La Reconquista-“. Thank you for your understanding. – Production Committee for musical “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon” |
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Nephrite / KORO
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Jadeite / Root
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Queen Beryl / Midori Hatsukaze
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”.
…How many years ago was it?! I used to be one of those girls who would dress up in a sailor uniform! (laughs) To transform and beat up bad guys. Justice definitely prevails!! I wish I could transform like that now!!
Q2: What things do you and the character you portray have most in common?
Hmm…so you’re asking me to describe things about me I don’t like?! But honestly, I think that I’m a bit like Queen Beryl in the sense that I follow my heart, even when it’s wrong to, plus the idea of stealing energy sometimes sounds nice! Other than wanting more energy, I wonder if we’re alike in any other ways?
Q3: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life?
Sun. Moon. Stars. The cosmos is all connected.
I think all people are connected together, but personally I have an affinity for trees…and jewelry…
Profile
Born November 8th, Tokyo Native
Joined Takarazuka Revue in 1998, and became well known for her singing and dancing abilities, quickly becoming a prominent male-portraying actress. She has acted in performances for “West Side Story”, Gone with the Wind”, “Elizabeth”, and others. She has also appeared in a number of musical recitals as a singer. Alongside her stage performances for Takarazuka Revue she has also appeared on television. Her latest works include: “Boys Revue”, “Sweet Charity”, “Robert Toma”, and others. She also appears as a regular on CS Network’s “Nobi Nobi Dancing”, as an entertainer. She also does work for G1 Studio.
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Old Hag Lemures / Mayumi Shintani
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”.
I used to love Naoko Takeuchi’s work – it was so gorgeous, and adult looking, and romantic. After I saw Sailor Moon for the first time, I couldn’t forget about it. “Is Naoko Takeuchi a magical girl too?!” it seemed that way, haha. When I used to read it, I used to feel a bit like a magical grl myself, as if I were transported into a Roman Fantasy. The nod made to Usagi (the princess) and Endymion (the Prince) tied into that as well, I noticed, but I couldn’t write to Naoko Takeuchi about it!! A sleeping Endymion sounds nice!! I think that’s why it’s so adult, and gorgeous in my memory.
Q2: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life?
Hmm, if I had to say what I think I was in a past life, it would either be “Cleopatra” or maybe “fried tofu”, yeah, maybe the second one suits me more…
Profile
Born November 6th. Hiroshima.
Beginning in 1995, she began to appear in shows like Kera’s “Nylon 100 C”, musical series. After that, she’s made many guests appearances in straight roles. She has also entertained as a cafe entertainer in “The Green Tea Neice”. In recent years her stage performances have included “a Christmas Carol” and the Niconico musical “Bunkamura Present”, and more. Starting in October 2013 she will be voicing the character of Nonon Jakuzure in the anime series “Kill la Kill”.
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Miki Shirai
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Profile |
Shiho Tsukagoshi
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Profile |
Moka Kodama
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Profile |
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Queen Serenity / Jamie Natsuki
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”. Q2: What things do you and the character you portray have most in common? Q3: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life? Profile |
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Tuxedo Mask Chiba Mamoru / Yamato Yuuga
Q1: Please share with us one of your most memorable experiences related to “Sailor Moon”.
When I was little I loved reading “Nakayoshi,” so I was always reading it… when I was an underclassman in Takarazuka I was in the Moon Troupe, so I had a very strong sense of affection for the word “Moon.”
Q2: What things do you and the character you portray have most in common?
think it’s the admiration of Tuxedos. Also, maybe our shared love of red roses. At my last Takarazuka show I was surrounded by red roses at my graduation, but even now I always have red roses around…Oh! But I guess Tuxedo Mask has never actually said he likes red roses!?
Q3: Do you ever feel like “you are here because of your past life destiny” or “you were reborn to be together” in your own life?
I feel like I was somehow connected to Takarazuka in a previous life too. I wonder what my previous life was like…?
Profile
Profile
Born August 4th. Tokyo native.
Her first play with The Takarazuka Revue was in 1995. Blessed with a natural talent for glamor, she was quickly selected. Starring in 6 Newcomer Shows,she set a new record for the youngest performer to appear at Bow Hall. In 2001 she was the first Takarazuka Revue performer to recieve the Asakusa Entertainment Award for Best Newcomer. She appeared in a number of shows, including “Singin’ in the Rain” and “The Rose of Versailles.” She continued to gain immense popularity as a top star actress of male roles in the Cosmos Troupe. In 2009, she left the troupe and was greatly missed. She continued to create spectacular work, debuting as an actress in 2010. Starring in broadway musicals such as “CURTAINS and “Promises, Promises” as well as plays based on kabuki and noh such as “Tales of Princess Sakura” “Tsuchimikado Street ~ The Socerer: Abe no Seimei and The Girl from Kibune” “Tales of Ikuta River,” she took on heroic roles and continued to impress her fans with her wide range of talents. An exceptional multi-talented star, she has appeared in straight plays, concerts, dinner shows, revues, closet dramas, and TV, showing off her beauty, style, precise dancing, and beautiful voice. For a limited time she held a show about the world of opera, “Opera Cahier.”She has also written the books “Yamato Yuga’s Fashionable Paris Notebook” and “Yamato Yuga’s Journey of Opera and Sweets.” Starting in October she will appear in the TBS/MBS drama “Higanjima.”In October and November she will appear on stage in “DREAM, A DREAM,” the Takarazuka Revue 100th Anniversary Night Festival. She will also appearin the 2014 New Year shows in January and February called “Brand New: Comedy, Wonder if it’ll sell!”
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…I don’t have the time or energy to translate all this. It’s a time line of the history of the Sera Myu series. For all this information, we have a page already written here that you are welcome to read. :)
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The Secret Tale of the Birth of “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon”
This all really began with the 1991 serialization of a series called “Codename: Sailor V”, which ran in Nakayoshi Magazine, about a crime fighting heroine named Aino Minako – it was only later on that we decided to create an off-shoot of that manga with “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon”. At the time, I was working as Naoko Takeuchi’s editor; I was a member of her monthly project team. At first, we had all of the staff members draw out their concepts for the new series we had in mind. But in the end, Naoko Takeuchi said that she wanted to create an action series, a squadron of all girls. So she drew soldiers wearing sailor uniforms, and asked me what I thought of it…(laughs) Back then in the Nakayoshi editorial department, I was one of a few young men on the job, and so that added to my nervousness about bringing this new style of story to the magazine. Then again, at the time Naoko Takeuchi was in her 20s, and I was in my 30s, so to her I suppose I was like an old grandpa in her mind. (laughs)
Then, due to some personnel changes that happened around that same time, I became Naoko Takeuchi’s manager. That happened around the same time the anime first began production, about 2 or 3 months later, a very abnormal schedule since Naoko was still finishing up another serialized story altogether. I think it was a very difficult time, but, somehow we were able to work through it.
Because of the popularity of “Sailor V”, we got an offer to have our new concept adapted into an anime after only one serialized chapter. Although our new concept was designed as a one-shot story, not a full serialization, it was decided that Usagi-chan would be our heroine for the new series, and thus “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon” was born. Although in the magazine there were tons of stories that focused on romance, there weren’t any that focused on fighting, so as an editor I was very concerned about the prospects for such a concept.
From Girl’s Comic to Social Phenomenon
After only one serialized chapter was released, the series became a top selling hit. It was so popular that soon after the release date, every issue of “Nakayoshi” magazine would sell out. Even when the sales department began to print larger quantities of copies, they would still all sell out. But could such a state of affairs last more than a year? At first, the sales of the anime merchandise couldn’t even compare to the magazine sales, but slowly they began to catch up, especially after we released the moon stick and the dolls – when I saw them, I thought, “These are pretty awesome, they’ll sell well, right?!”
One of my strongest memories is from when Naoko Takeuchi did an autograph event for Shibuya PAO (now known as Tower Records). Originally, we had planned to give away 100 autographs by lottery, but when I got off the train at Shibuya station to get to the event, there was a huge group of people. There were already people waiting in line all the way from in front of the train station, waiting for a chance to get an autograph. We later found out that over 5,000 people were waiting in line for an autograph – representatives from Shibuya PAO had to come and handle the situation.
A Musical Series the Author and Audience Could Both Enjoy
When the story for the 1993 musical was being created, I was really busy with a bunch of projects, but I did my best to help form a story that would reflect the original story and which would please Miss Takeuchi, while giving the cast and staff some creative control. The staff we had back then was instructed to capture the essence of the story, with the intention of giving Ms Takeuchi a pleasurable experience as an audience member.
For this musical, we haven’t changed in giving that same instruction to our current staff. I was originally asked to sit in on the cast auditions alongside Naoko. I was shocked by her ability to judge a person’s capabilities for a role after just seeing them one time. I guess I’m only able to see what appearance they have “now”, not really their potential to grow or be shaped into the right person for the role. Luckily the producer and director were really good at this, and did a great job with the musical overall, so I got off the hook. Takeuchi was in agreement with their choices, through and through. When I first saw the rehearsals, it’s easy to see how each of the girls was the perfect choice for their role, to pay homage to Takeuchi’s creation once again. I think the only character I had any influence in deciding the actress for was for my favorite character, Ami-chan (laughs)
To the Girls who Became Adults
The manga serialization went on for five years. During that time, Takeuchi was under tremendous pressure. For example, a normal monthly serialization chapter is normally only around 30 pages along, but each chapter of “Sailor Moon” was between 45 ~ 55 pages each, so she was doing almost 1.5 times the amount of work other authors like her were expected to keep up with. On top of that, she had to do many full color pages, design of front covers, illustrations to be used on “furoku” or bonus items for inside the magazine – there were piles of work to do. But Takeuchi always maintained her perfectionist ambitions, and there was never any sense that she didn’t give her full effort in any one page or manuscript. She was given a holiday every November from the serialization, but, we could never actually make that happen – there were always things to plan for, like the development of the story line, or development of anime merchandise, creation of side stories, or plots for the films. I think it was amazing that we kept up with such an insane pace for 5 years. Even after the serialization of “Sailor Moon” ended, the musicals continued on, and Toei even released a live-action story, so it became a really huge franchise. Right now, the series is especially popular in America. The fact that we were able to kick off this 20th year anniversary project is thanks to the love of all the fans out there which continues on today.
By the way, the title for “Osabu’s Diary” originally came from when Ms. Takeuchi used to write about me in the afterwords of the tankoubon edition of the manga. And I think – this hasn’t gone away yet? By nature, editors generally don’t make public appearances, and I’m embarassed that I’m always so sleepy looking but, when fan letters arrive for me, or when I go to autograph sessions, people specifically address me as “Osabu”. And where the heck did the name “Osabu” come from anyway? Maybe it’s because I used to always say “boo, boo” when I didn’t like Takeuchi’s work in the past (laughs)
In the last “Osabu’s Diary” I wrote, “I want to re-read this again in 10 years”. I wanted to see if “Sailor Moon” from “Nakayoshi” would pass the test of time, to see if the work would have “grown up” too. And I wanted to see if society’s reading of the work would change, I think. After all, it’s no simple task to draw the concepts of love and justice. “10 Years Later” has alrady come and gone, but this musical which is part of the 20th anniversary project is being enjoyed by the same girls who are coming back to re-read Sailor Moon after such a long time, which makes me happy. The original readers of the story are in their 20s and 30s now, just like Takeuchi was when she wrote the story, and their outpouring of support even during difficult times has been immense.
And now to end, a bit of advertisement. Currently on sale is the “shinsoubon” edition of the “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon” manga. The gorgeous “Kanzenban” or “complete” edition will be on sale some time in October, so please keep your eyes out to collect that one as well. And look out for information in advertisements too. By the way, “Osabu’s Diary” has moved to Twitter. You can find Osabu @osabu8. Thank you so much!
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Cast:
Sailor Moon / Tsukino Usagi
Ookubo Satomi
Sailor Mercury / Mizuno Ami
Matsuura Miyabi
Sailor Mars / Hino Rei
Nanaki Kanon
Sailor Jupiter / Kino Makoto
Takahashi Yuu
Sailor Venus / Aino Minako
Sakata Shiori
Zoicite
Ryou Saika
Kunzite:
Komatsu Misaki
Nephrite
Koro
Jadeite
Root
Queen Beryl
Midori Hatsukaze
Lemures
Shimozono Ayumi, Asuka Yoshidome, Kumiko Saito, Shiho Tsukagoshi, “Moka” Kodama, Miki Shirai
Old Hag Lemures
Shintani Mayumi
Queen Serenity
Jamie Natsuki
Tuxedo Mask
Yamato Yuuga