And the muted tones lacked the bright, colorful prettiness fans remembered from the ’90s.īy season 3 of Sailor Moon Crystal, the CGI transformations were gone, and the art style became less rigid and more playful. The CGI transformations where the characters change into their superpowered forms felt outdated. It was a more faithful adaptation of the manga series than the beloved ’90s anime adaptation, but its central characters, the guardians of Earth (also known as the Sailor Senshi), looked off.
Hulu is a joint venture of Walt Disney Co., 21st Century Fox and Comcast’s NBCUniversal.The 2014 series Sailor Moon Crystal, the second attempt at an anime adaptation of Naoko Takeuchi’s Sailor Moon manga, met mixed reactions from fans. She meets allies along the way who share similar fates, and the team of planetary Sailor Guardians fight to protect the universe from forces of evil and total annihilation.
We look forward to fans current and new discovering and falling in love with this classic series all over again.”Ī worldwide phenomenon, “Sailor Moon” is inspired by the bestselling manga series created by Naoko Takeuchi. In the series, Usagi Tsukino (voiced in the series by Kotono Mitsuishi) is a clumsy but kindhearted teenage girl who transforms into the powerful guardian of love and justice: Sailor Moon. “This fresh, uncut and uncensored release of ‘Sailor Moon,’ featuring the most accurate adaptation available, will be just as creator Naoko Takeuchi intended. “We’re pleased to partner with Viz Media to bring the beloved ‘Sailor Moon’ anime series back to North America,” Masayuki Endo, g.m. DVD and limited-edition Blu-ray/DVD combo packs are planned for fall 2014. The agreement between Viz and Toei encompasses the fifth season, “Sailor Stars,” which has been previously unavailable in North America, as well as the forthcoming “Sailor Moon Crystal.” In addition, Viz is acquiring rights to three “Sailor Moon” feature films and additional specials, which it plans to release on electronic sell-through platforms starting in the summer of 2014 with subtitles with dubbed editions set for late 2014. On Hulu, “Sailor Moon” will join other anime titles available at /anime, including select episodes and movies of “Pokemon,” “Naruto Shippuden,” “Bleach,” “Shonen Jump’s One Piece,” “Yu-Gi-Oh” and “Dragon Ball Z.”
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