Sailor Moon Wiki
Register
Advertisement
Sailor Moon Wiki
WIP Picture The following article is currently being improved for the benefit of all visitors. Pages carrying this template may contain issues which will be fixed as soon as an editor is available to do so. Please bear with us while improvements are being made. Therefore, we request visitors to give editors time and patience to work on the page and assume good faith until the edits are complete. We apologize for the inconvenience this may cause in the meantime.

Please be aware that pages which are not given such a chance before this template is removed will be protected until an experienced editor is available to work on the page.

1 amlify sound with odangos
Buaaah! This article is a stub

You can help the Sailor Moon Wiki by expanding it based on the Wiki Policies and Page Guidelines.

Sailor Moon OST

Video game cover.

Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon (Not to be confused with Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Collection) is a video game released for the PC-Engine console by Banpresto in 1994 in Japan only. It has not been officially translated into English, although there are some fan translations[1] available on the Internet.

Overview[]

The game is set just after the conclusion Season 2 / R's first arc, with mention of the Makai Tree in tow. It is a visual novel, playing much like an episode of the show. Whether or not it is canon is unclear.

Story[]

The Dark Kingdom's denizens has been ressurected by Past Wiseman using the Blood Opal to act as puppets. With luck, Nephrite successfully breaks free from control, ending up in Naru's care. After hearing the news, the Sailor Guardians and Mamoru rush to Naru's home. After an interrogation by Mamoru and Usagi, the other three Kings of Heaven recover Nephrite - but not before he can warn the Guardians about the Emerald Gate.

Minigames[]

Music[]

Two songs sung by the Peach Hips, the five voice actresses of the original Senshi in the 90's anime, were created specifically for this game and were released separately as a single.

Gallery[]

References[]

Advertisement