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Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon (美少女戦士セーラームーン, Bishoujo Senshi Seeraa Muun) (commonly known as PGSM) is a live-action reinterpretation of Sailor Moon. It follows the Dark Kingdom arc of the franchise, with the awakening of Sailor Moon and the Sailor Guardians.

The show ran from 2003 to 2004. It consists of 49 episodes, a sequel movie, a prequel video containing three mini-episodes, a live concert, a "making of" special that came out a week before the series aired, a rare VHS showing how to perform certain songs, mascot performances, a radio program, and a 20th anniversary reunion special.

Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon (commonly referred to as PGSM) was first broadcast by Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting, after the anime series broadcasted on (All-Nippon News Network) TV Asahi. airing on that station in Nagoya and on the Japan News Network nationwide from October 4, 2003 to September 25, 2004. The series was a retelling of the first Sailor Moon story arc, albeit with considerable plot divergences.

The opening theme, titled "Sparkling☆Sailor Dream!" (キラリ☆セーラードリーム!, Kirari Sērā Dorīmu!), was performed by J-pop singer Nanami Yumihara under the name Sae (小枝).

The series lasted 49 episodes (called "Acts") and also included two separate made-for-DVD specials.

Plot[]

In the Dark Kingdom, an organization of great evil, Queen Beryl, her generalsーthe Four Kings of Heavenー, and an amorphous evil power named Queen Metaria reside. They attempt to steal energy so that Beryl can take over the world.

Standing in their way are the Sailor Guardians, five middle-school-aged girls - perky Usagi Tsukino, genius Ami Mizuno, paranormally gifted shrine maiden Rei Hino, tomboyish Makoto Kino, and J-pop idol Minako Aino - are sworn to protect the Princess of the Moon and defeat the Dark Kingdom. Two beings that appear to be sentient, stuffed toy cats, Luna and Artemis, serve as the girls' mentors. The Guardians also encounter Tuxedo Mask, a jewel thief in search of an immensely powerful, mystical Silver Crystal belonging to the Princess of the Moon.

While searching together for the Princess of the Moon and the Silver Crystal, the initially disparate girls develop a strong bond of friendship. Additionally, Usagi struggles with her feelings for the irksome and mysterious Mamoru Chiba. Later in the series, Metaria and Sailor Moon each get too powerful to be reined in, and the conflict shifts to one in which the Sailor Guardians attempt to postpone the inevitable destruction of the planet Earth.

Music[]

Singles[]

DJ Moon Series Albums[]

Koro-Pack Series Albums[]

Albums[]

Development[]

The popularity of the Sailor Moon musicals contributed to the decision to produce another series of Sailor Moon, and Takeuchi was more closely involved in the production than she was for the anime. The new series was first announced on September 27, 2003, after the final episode of Kirby: Right Back At Ya!.

Episode guide[]

TV episodes
Act # Episode title Airdate
1 "I am Sailor Moon!"

"Watashi ga Seera Muun!"(わたしがセーラームーン!)

October 4, 2003
2 "Ami Became a Friend"

"Ami-chan ga Nakama ni Natta wa"(亜美ちゃんが仲間になったわ)

October 11, 2003
3 "The Third Sailor Guardian is Rei the Miko"

"Sanninme no Senshi wa Miko no Rei-chan"(三人目の戦士はみこのレイちゃん)

October 18, 2003
4 "Infiltrating the Party!"

"Paatii ni Sennyuu yo!"(パーティーに潜入よ!)

October 25, 2003
5 "Is Usagi a True Friend?"

"Usagi-chan wa Hontou no Tomodachi?"(うさぎちゃんは本当の友達?)

November 1, 2003
6 "The Transfer Student is Sailor Jupiter!"

"Tenkousei wa Seera Jupitaa"(転校生はセーラージュピター)

November 8, 2003
7 "I Was Seen Transforming!"

"Henshin suru no o Mirare chatta!"(変身するのをみられちゃった!)

November 15, 2003
8 "Rei and Her Father"

"Rei to Otousan"(レイとお父さん)

November 22, 2003
9 "Protect it! The Legendary Silver Crystal"

"Mamore! Maboroshi no Ginzuishou"(守れ! 幻の銀水晶)

November 29, 2003
10 "I am the Queen of Darkness, Queen Beryl"

"Warawa ga Yami no Joou Kuin Beriru"(わらわが闇の女王クイン·ベリル)

December 6, 2003
11 "We Got to Meet the Real Minako!"

"Honmono no Minako-chan ni Acchatta!"(本物の美奈子ちゃんに会っちゃった!)

December 13, 2003
12 "Sailor V's True Identity was the Princess!"

"Seera Bui no Shoutai wa Purinsesu datta no!"(セーラーVの正体はプリンセスだったの!)

December 20, 2003
13 "The Last of the Four Heavenly Kings, Kunzite, Appears"

"Shitennou Saigo no Hitori Kuntsaito Arawaru"(四天王最後の一人クンツァイトあらわる)

December 27, 2003
14 "Is Usagi Turning into a Youma?"

"Usagi ga Youma ni?"(うさぎが妖魔に?)

January 10, 2004
15 "I'll Punish the Thieves!"

"Dorobou o Oshioki yo!"(どろぼうをおしおきよ!)

January 17, 2004
16 "I've Got to Save Miss Osaka!"

"Osaka-san o Tasuke nakya!"(大阪さんをたすけなきゃ!)

January 24, 2004
17 "Minako Transforms Right Before Rei's Eyes"

"Rei no Me no Maede Minako ga Henshin!"(レイのめのまえで美奈子が変身!)

January 31, 2004
18 "The Five Sailor Guardians Finally Assembled"

"Tsuini Sorotta Gonin no Seera Senshi"(ついにそろった5人のセーラー戦士)

February 7, 2004
19 "Usagi's Heartpounding Valentine"

"Usagi no Dokidoki Barentain"(うさぎのドキドキバレンタイン)

February 14, 2004
20 "Hina was Mamoru's Fiancée..."

"Hina-san wa Mamoru no Konyakusha datta no..."(陽菜さんは衛の婚約者だったの...)

February 21, 2004
21 "What Did You Do to Ami!"

"Ami-chan ni Nani o Shita?!"(亜美ちゃんになにをした?!)

February 28, 2004
22 "Ami in the Hands of the Enemy"

"Ami-chan ga Teki no te ni"(亜美ちゃんが敵のてに...)

March 6, 2004
23 "In Order to Awaken Her Guardian Powers, Rei Sings"

"Senshi no Chikara o Mezamesaserutame, Utau Rei"(戦士の力を目覚めさせるため、うたうレイ)

March 13, 2004
24 "I Can't Forget About Mamoru Chiba After All"

"Yappari Chiba Mamoru no Koto ga Wasurerarenai no"(やっぱり地場衛のことがわすれられないの)

March 20, 2004
25 "Tuxedo Mask’s True Identity was Mamoru Chiba…"

"Takishiido Kamen no Shoutai ga Chiba Mamoru datta nante..."(タキシード仮面の正体が地場衛だったなんて...)

March 27, 2004
26 "Usagi is the Real Princess!"

"Usagi-chan ga Hontou no Purinsesu!"(うさぎちゃんが本当のプリンセス!)

April 3, 2004
27 "Luna Became a Sailor Guardian!"

"Runa ga Seeraa Senshi ni Natchatta!"(ルナがセーラー戦士になっちゃった!)

April 17, 2004
28 "Welcome Home, Ami!"

"Ami-chan Okaeri!"(亜美ちゃんおかえり!)

April 24, 2004
29 "The Transfer Student is Minako's Rival, Mio Kuroki?"

"Minako no Raibaru, Kuroki Mio ga Tenkousei?"(美奈子のライバル、黒木ミオが転校生?)

May 1, 2004
30 "Mio Tries to Trick Usagi"

"Usagi o Damasou to suru Mio"(うさぎをだまそうとするミオ)

May 8, 2004
31 "Sailor Jupiter Awakened Her Guardian Powers!"

"Jupitaa ga Senshi no Chikara ni Mezameta!"(ジュピターが戦士の力に目覚めた!)

May 15, 2004
32 "Mamoru Came Back"

"Kaettekita Mamoru"(かえってきた衛)

May 22, 2004
33 "Ami is Transferring Schools?"

"Ami-chan ga Tenkou?"(亜美ちゃんが転校?)

May 29, 2004
34 "Talks Between Parents and Children"

"Hanashiau Oyako"(はなしあう親子)

June 5, 2004
35 "Sailor Venus and Zoisite are Working Together?"

"Seera Biinasu to Zoisaito ga Kyouryoku?"(セーラーヴィーナスとゾイサイトが協力?)

June 12, 2004
36 "Princess Sailor Moon Appears!"

"Purinsesu Seera Muun Toujou!"(プリンセス·セーラームーン登場!)

June 19, 2004
37 "The Princess Will Bring Catastrophe!?"

"Purinsesu ga Wazawai o Okasu!?"(プリンセスがわざわいをおこす!?)

June 26, 2004
38 "Believe Me! The Planet Will Definitely Not Be Destroyed!!"

"Shinjite! Zettai, Hoshi wa Horobinai!"(信じて!ぜったい、星はほろびない!!)

July 3, 2004
39 "Usagi's Mother's Challenge to Be a Reporter!"

"Usagi-chan no Mama ga Repoutaa ni Chousen!"(うさぎちゃんのママがレポーターにちょうせん!)

July 10, 2004
40 "Minako VS Rei, What Will Be the Battle's Outcome?"

"Minako buiesu Rei Baturo no Yukue wa?"(美奈子VSレイ バトルのゆくえは?)

July 17, 2004
41 "The Truth is, I'm a Guardian!"

"Jitsu wa Senshi nano!"(じつは戦士なの!)

July 24, 2004
42 "I Won't Use the Power of the Legendary Silver Crystal!"

"Maboroshi no Ginzuishou no Chikara wa Tsukawanai!"(幻の銀水晶の力はつかわない!)

July 31, 2004
43 "Usagi and Mamoru's Promise"

"Usagi to Mamoru no Yakusoku"(うさぎと衛の約束)

August 7, 2004
44 "Zoisite Turned Back into a Stone"

"Ishi ni Modotta Zoisaito"(石にもどったゾイサイト)

August 14, 2004
45 "The Metalia Youma's Violent Strike"

"Metaria Youma no Hageshii Kougeki"(メタリア妖魔のはげしい攻撃)

August 21, 2004
46 "Sailor Venus Awakens her Guardians Powers"

"Senshi no Chikara ni Mezameta Seera Biinasu"(戦士の力にめざめたセーラーヴィーナス)

August 28, 2004
47 "Farewell, Minako"

"Sayonara, Minako"(さようなら、美奈子)

September 4, 2004
48 "Mamoru is Seized by Metalia"

"Mamoru ga Metaria ni Nottorareta!"(衛がメタリアにのっとられた!)

September 18, 2004
49/Final Act "The 5 Sailor Guardians Who Surpassed Their Previous Lives"

"Zensei o Norikoeta Gonin no Senshi-tachi"(前世をのりこえた5人の戦士たち)

September 25, 2004
Direct-to-video
Act title Release date
50/Special Act "We're Getting Married!!"

"Watashi-tachi Kekkon Shimasu!!"(わたしたち結婚します!!)

November 24, 2004
Act 0 "The Birth of Sailor V!"

"Seera Bui Tanjou"(セーラーV誕生)

March 25, 2005
Act 0 "The Secret of Tuxedo Mask’s Birth"

"Takishiido Kamen Tanjou no Himitsu"(タキシード仮面 誕生の秘密)

March 25, 2005
Act 0 "Hina Afterwards..."

"Hina... Sonogo"(陽菜...その後)

March 25, 2005

Home Releases[]

Main article: Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon DVD/VHS Releases

Changes Made in Canon[]

Some differences between Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon and the other incarnations of the metaseries include:

  • Sailor Moon, Sailor Mercury, and Sailor Venus don't have their colored hair until they transform.
  • The girls look like normal Japanese girls before they transform.
  • All the Sailor Guardians have different transformation items.
  • In the Manga and anime version, the "Disguise Pen" that only Usagi Tsukino had was given to all Sailor Guardians as "Transformation Mobile Teletia S".
  • The Sailor Guardians has a power-up called "Awaken to the Power of a Guardian".
  • Minako Aino is a pop idol, rather than being a normal schoolgirl like the other Sailor Guardians. (Who dreams of becoming an idol in the Manga and anime, but never does). She is more serious and strict than in the other incarnations where she is cheerful and funny.
  • After the appearance of Sailor Venus and the awakening of the princess, Minako did not join as a companion until much later, and she acted alone.
  • Minako also dies in the end of the live-action series because of an illness.
  • The Four remaining Sailor Guardians headed to the final battle without Her.
  • It does not completely regain memories from its previous life (except for Venus).
  • Mamoru Chiba is briefly engaged to another woman, Hina Kusaka, adding a layer of romantic drama who is not present in the original works from the Manga and Anime.
  • The Game Center Crown is a Karaoke parlor.
  • Motoki changes from an attractive, suave, character to a socially awkward but loveable turtle fan.
  • Usagi's mother, Ikuko Tsukino, has the image of a cool housewife, and she doesn't have the same atmosphere as the original or anime version of an educational mother. She is a mother whose affection is at the forefront, and Usagi is also a bit spoiled.
  • Usagi's Father, Kenji Tsukino, was Unseen for the Main Television Series, But is seen at the End to the Special Act for the live-action.
  • Luna and Artemis are plush toys rather than real cats.
  • Luna also becomes a Sailor Guardian, known as Sailor Luna, more or less taking the place of Sailor Chibi Moon (Artemis never takes human form).
    • When Luna becomes a human, it shows that she is a child instead of an adult.
  • Mio Kuroki is a younger, shadow version of Queen Beryl that only appears in the live-action version, whereas she never appeared in the metaseries. She was the only one who Minako mistrusted because of her intent to cause pain to Usagi and later Rei saw her for who she Really Is.
  • Sailor Mercury turns evil and becomes Dark Mercury, Which is unique to this series.
  • Sailor Mercury uses a variety of Swords in the live-action version.
  • Sailor Moon has an upgraded form: Known as Princess Sailor Moon. However, Princess Serenity had full control of it, causing an internal conflict between her and Usagi for the rest of the series. This is reminiscent of Hotaru and Sailor Saturn in other parts of the franchise who are initially separate beings but they later merge together with no disagreement or conflict with one another.
  • Princess Serenity is the one who destroys the Earth.
  • Nephrite is killed by Queen Beryl, but is revived as a Human, and is forced to work at The Karaoke Crown towards the end of the series.
  • The Four Kings of Heaven are alive for most of the series and all have their own agendas
  • It's hinted that Nephrite and Ami have crushes on each other.
  • An episode involving Rei Hino's father (Takashi Hino) and Ami Mizuno's mother (Saeko Mizuno) will be added in the series.
  • The music is not by Takanori Arisawa, who worked on the anime version, but by Michiru Oshima.
  • Minako and Rei Have a Close Bond to Each Other of Being Leaders to the Sailor Guardians, Similar to the anime series that Usagi Had a Bad Relationship with Rei throughout the Series
  • Sailor Jupiter did Not Use her Tiara in the live-action version to create Supreme Thunder, whereas in the Manga and anime, she uses her Tiara to create Supreme Thunder to Attack Youma Monsters.
  • The Sailor Star Tambourines are new equipment for the Four Inner Sailor Guardians. They have the ability to emit beams of light and amplify the warriors' powers. In the final battle and the original video, they are transformed into weapons: Mercury's becomes a Mercury Sword, Mars and Venus's become Mars and Venus Daggers, and Jupiter's becomes a Spear.
  • The series ends with the Inner Sailor Guardians losing their powers after Usagi revives them and the Earth. She then marries Mamoru and defeats a revived Mio, choosing a normal life over future adventures.
  • Princess Serenity and Queen Serenity ("in the Special Act") have black hair, not twin tail signors, and are much shorter. The costumes have also changed.
  • Naru was Never Aware about Usagi's Identity in the Metaseries, However, in the live-action version, she Finds out about Usagi's True identity and Later was Injured by Princess Sailor Moon, But She easily forgiven Usagi about Princess Serenity's Actions.
  • Chieko Kawabe, who played the 6th generation Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury in the musical version, is appearing in the role of Naru Osaka.
  • The relationship between Usagi's best friend, Naru Osaka, and Ami, which was hardly depicted in the original and anime versions, is depicted. There are episodes such as being jealous of the relationship between Usagi and Ami, but in the end, all three of them get along.
  • Unlike her anime counterpart who loved to Sing, Rei hated Singing in the live-action version, who is Initially hates singing
  • Unlike her anime counterpart, Ami is more Shy and bit of a Loner in the live-action series, whereas that she is always Friends with the Other Sailor Guardians.
  • The Special Act post-Series, The Sailor Guardians were succeeding their Dreams from the Dream arc:
  • Usagi now Marries Mamoru as a Wife and defeating Queen Mio, Usagi chooses a Normal Life with Mamoru and decided to Have Future Adventures.
  • Ami is Now Studying as a Doctor to Follow her Mother's Footsteps and succeeds everything to become a Doctor in the Special Act.
  • Rei Trains her Miko Shrine Powers in Kyoto, Japan in the Special Act to Succeed for her Family's Shrine.
  • Makoto is Now Engaged with Motoki Furuhata and Now Owns a Flower Shop, A Bakery, and a Marriage Relationship.
  • Minako also Now Won Awards in London, and Continued her Idol Career after the Series Finished airing, But also Returns as Sailor V in Act Zero in the live-action version after the Series First Aired.
  • In the anime version, it ended with Queen Beryl being defeated, but in the live-action version, Queen Metalia's end is depicted.
  • Kunzite received a Human form named Shin, which is used for the live-action series.
  • Only two people die in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon: one and two.

Trivia[]

  • This series is the first new property to release with the current English title for the entire franchise: "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon." The manga and 90's anime were written as "Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon" in Japan when the series released. With the re-release of the manga on September 22, 2003, the English title of the series of the title was changed to the current "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon". This TV show launched two weeks later on October 4, 2003.
  • Sailor Moon was conceived as a mashup between Magical Girl and Tokusatsu genres and the format of this show sees Sailor Moon come even closer to shows like La Belle Fille Masquée Poitrine which inspired it.
  • This is the first live action tv series adaptation of Sailor Moon.
  • It was announced that it will air again after 20 years since its conclusion in 2004.
    • There was an attempt in 1995 to make an American remake of Sailor Moon which would've been part western animation and part live action. However, this was turned down. Had it happened, PGSM would've been the second live action tv series adaptation.
    • Miyuu Sawai, Rika Izumi, Keiko Kitagawa, Mew Azama and Ayaka Komatsu were in their late teens when filming began - as they were going in a drastically different direction. This helped her with Minako's sense of isolation towards the others.
    • Naru's actress, Chieko Kawabe, is a former Sera Myu actress and was 16 at the time of production.
    • Usagi's father Kenji Tsukino in the Special Act is played by veteran Tokusatsu director Ryuuta Tasaki (who directed the first 2 episodes). The wedding guests are played by the show's staff as well.
      • Ayaka Komatsu had never read the manga or watched the anime when she was cast. She opted not to read it during filming - as they were going in a drastically different direction. This helped her with Minako's sense of isolation towards the other Sailor guardians.
      • Miyuu Sawai (Usagi) and Keiko Kitagawa (Rei) were both avid fans of the Manga and anime, so one can assume they were overjoyed when they got to be a part of the show
      • Alisa Durbrow, who plays Mio Kuroki, would later earn a Sentai role as the deceased mother of Hymeno Ran and Metally in Ohsama Sentai King-Ohger
      • Keiko Kitagawa made her debut as Sailor Mars in the series, before returning to the Franchise to voice Sailor Cosmos in Sailor Moon Cosmos (2023)
      • Yoshito Endou, Zoisite's actor, gets to show off his piano-playing skills in the series.
      • With the new adaptation of the series, certain characters were modified to give it freshness and originality. The new characters included Sailor Luna, Dark Sailor Mercury, and Princess Sailor Moon. A new antagonist, Mio Kuroki, was also introduced.
        • Mew Azama had to do most of her own fight and stunt scenes, as well as almost always be on camera even for behind shots or distant shots where the rest of the characters were using doubles because it was nigh impossible to find a double that was tall enough.
        • Keiko Han reprises her role as Luna six years after her last appearance in Sailor Moon Sailor Stars, and is the only surviving original cast member to make a return
        • For reasons unknown, the casting agency cast Kappei Yamaguchi as Artemis instead of his original anime VA, Yasuhiro Takato.
        • Several characters (particularly Minako, Ami, and Princess Serenity) got significant overhauls to their story arcs in the live-action version, Something similar to the anime from the R and Sailor Stars Seasons: Minako has her story arc from Act 1 - Act 12. during the Sailor V and Princess Sailor Venus arc, Ami has Her story arc from Act 13 - Act 28, during the Dark Mercury arc, and Princess Serenity has Hers in Act 29 to the Final Act before the end of the Series.
        • The live action adaptation of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon has much darker tone than the anime.
      • The PGSM campaign winners during the series' first half were the live audience for the Kirari Super Live concert.
      • Naoko Takeuchi wrote the lyrics for the opening theme
      • Keiko Kitagawa as Sailor Mars. This was her acting debut, which led directly to her career in film. It probably helped that, of the Sailor Senshi, most of the fandom agreed she was the best match for her character. While the other cast members are in different fields, Keiko is still the one most widely known. And two decades later, she even came back to the franchise to voice Sailor Cosmos in Sailor Moon Cosmos.
      • For reasons unknown, the casting agency cast Kappei Yamaguchi as Artemis instead of his original anime VA, Yasuhiro Takato

Alterations to the original story[]

While the first few episodes of the television series are based directly on the manga and anime storylines, by the time the introduction of Sailor Jupiter was broadcast, the television show began to spin off in its own direction. Many divergences between the television series and the manga and anime were introduced. Overall, the storylines for television were more character-based and character-driven. They focused more on the girls' civilian lives and their connection to the past than on action sequences.

One of the most profound changes in the television version was made to the character of Minako Aino, who, rather than being an ordinary girl among the other Sailor Guardians, was portrayed as a famous pop idol. When introduced, she is fighting crime as "Sailor V", and makes subtle reference to this double life in her music. Her most popular song, C'est La Vie (Watashi no Naka no Koisuru Bubun) (C'est la vie 〜私のなかの恋する部分), is a Japanese pun: "Sailor V" (セーラーV, Sērā Bui) and "C'est la vie" (セ・ラ・ヴィ, Se Ra Vi) are pronounced nearly identically. Also, for the television series, Minako was given a debilitating head condition that causes her to have headaches, blurry vision, and fainting spells, which plague her through most of the series. She agrees to have an operation, but dies before the operation can be performed. This introduces a major change to the Sailor Guardian makeup as well, although Minako does later return for the final act.

In addition to plot changes, some updating was made to minor elements of the series, bringing them more in line with modern culture. For example, in the original anime and manga, there were scenes involving Ami and a cassette tape. In the new version, the tape is replaced by a MiniDisc. Instead of a transforming pen and communicators, each Guardian is given a bracelet and a magical camera phone. Also, their secret hideout is not hidden in a video arcade, but rather in a magic karaoke room.

With the new adaptation of the series, certain characters were modified to give it freshness and originality. The new characters included Sailor Luna, Dark Sailor Mercury, and Princess Sailor Moon. A new antagonist, Mio Kuroki, was also introduced.

Cast[]

    • Miyuu Sawai as Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon / Princess Serenity / Princess Sailor Moon /"Sailor Rabbit"
    • Rika Izumi as Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury / Dark Mercury / "Akumi" / Sailor A
    • Keiko Kitagawa as Rei Hino / Sailor Mars / Reiko Mars
    • Mew Azama as Makoto Kino/Sailor Jupiter
    • Ayaka Komatsu as Minako Aino / Sailor V / Sailor Venus / Princess Sailor Venus
    • Rina Koike as Sailor Luna
    • Keiko Han as Luna (voice, cat form)
    • Kappei Yamaguchi as Artemis (voice)
    • Jouji Shibue as Mamoru Chiba/ Tuxedo Mask / Prince Endymion / Metalia Endymion
    • Aya Sugimoto as Queen Beryl
    • Jun Masuo as Jadeite
    • Hiroyuki Matsumoto as Nephrite
    • Yoshito Endō as Zoisite
    • Akira Kubodera (deceased) as Kunzite
    • Alisa Yuriko Durbrow as Mio Kuroki / Queen Mio
    • Chieko Kawabe as Naru Osaka
    • Masaya Kikawada as Motoki Furuhata
    • Kaori Moriwaka as Ikuko Tsukino
    • Ryuta Tasaki as Kenji Tsukino (special act only)
    • Naoki Takeshi as Shingo Tsukino
    • Moeko Matsushita as Hina Kusaka
    • Narushi Ikeda as Sugao Saitou, Minako's manager
    • Katsumi Shiono as Youma

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