Official Sailormoon Sites

The Official Sailormoon site ~ Entirely in Japanese, this is THE official site of Sailormoon. Also features Naoko and her new art/writings.
Kodansha USA ~ The official US site for the publisher of the Sailormoon manga!
20th Anniversary of Sailormoon ~ In 2012, Sailormoon will have been in existence for 20 years! Check out Toei Animation’s site about the NEW DVD’s! (Japanese)
Toei Animation Museum ~ This is the official page to the REAL Museum based on Toei’s anime! (Japanese)
Toei Animation's Sailormoon Mobile ~ For a fee, you can have the latest official Sailormoon goodies for your cell phone.
Backstage License ~ The current license holder for Sailormoon in Italy. They also lease out Sugar Sugar, Star Wars, Dragonball, Sex in the City, Saint Seiya and One Piece. Check out their page for Sailormoon!
Toei Animation Sailormoon page ~ All in Japanese, but it’s nice to see it.
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Toei Animation Europe Sailor Moon ~ This is part of their massive and friendly site. Don’t forget to check out each season’s link to your right!
 ~ One of the first Sailormoon pages Cartoon Network ever posted!
 ~ The official Toonami page for Sailormoon, R and S. (Lita’s age is wrong. Tuxedo Mask’s DiC first name and Japanese last name are listed together. Sailor Mini Moon is just Chibi Moon. Tuxedo Mask’s story is wrong. Pluto’s Japanese name is listed.)
Cookie Jar ~ This is the company that bought out DiC.
 ~ All that remains of the ill-fated DiC.
 ~ The production company that aided Cloverway in the dubbing of Sailormoon.
 ~ Pioneer’s Sailormoon Movie site.
 ~ The people responsible for keeping Rocky & Bullwinkle, Underdog and Tennessee Tuxedo alive also helped DiC finish the distribution of Sailormoon R. Visit their original Saatchi and Saatchi Sailormoon page here:
 ~ The people responsible for the first run of the Sailormoon manga in North America. Archive here:
 ~ The station that once aired Sailormoon in Canada. See their in-depth and archived Sailormoon pages here: and here:
Bandai North America Sailor Moon ~ Though the pictures are gone, this was Bandai’s official Sailormoon page for the US in 1997.
 ~ The people responsible for the “Saban Moon” clip known the world over, are still alive and still PROUD of what they did.