Changes: Sailor Moon in Pop Culture

Revision as of 20:48, 2 June 2020

This page covers any references to and parodies of the Sailor Moon series in popular culture.

Anime

Asobi Asobase

In the 8th episode, Hanako with Usagi hair, she's trying to make Usagi's personal pose in front of Hanako's teacher.

Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia

Marucho's Bakugan Elfin looks similar to Sailor Moon and has a similar transformation to her. Her finishing poses are also very similar to hers as well, as well as her outfit. When she evolves to Minx Elfin, her outfit looks like Sailor Moon's SuperS uniform.

Bleach

In the 50th episode, Yuzu Kurosaki creates a sailor outfit for Kon (unaware that he is a living stuffed doll) which resembles Sailor Moon's outfit.

Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo

In one of the episodes of the anime, Bobobo strikes the same pose that Sailor Moon struck when making her "In the name of the moon" speech.

Boku Wa Tomodachi Ga Sukunai

In the fifth episode Sister Maria makes a hand gesture and tells Kobato "I will punish you in the name of God", which is exactly the same line Sailor Moon says in the episode "Restore Naru's Smile: Usagi's Friendship". She also has blue eyes and loves to eat as does Usagi.

Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!

SM ref in CHEDCL — The picture in *Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!*.

In the opening of the anime, a silhouetted picture of the Earth Defense Club is shown. Here, the members of the club strike pose similar to some of the Inner Sailor Senshi's poses.

Dinosaur King

Michelle, the D-Team's teacher that appears in the episodes 21 and 36 has similarities with Usagi in both appearance and personality.

Ebiten: Kōritsu Ebisugawa Kōkō Tenmonbu

Episode 2 of the ONA contains a lot of references to the first Sailor Moon anime, to the point where the episode is titled "Crybaby Hakata's Stunning Transformation" as a reference to the anime's first episode.

Excel♥Saga

In episode 17 of the anime adaption of the Excel♥Saga manga, Excel recited a variation of Sailor Moon's "In the name of the moon, I shall punish you!" speech (in which she said something among the lines of "In the name of the moon, I will spank you!") and used the same pose as her when she recited it. After one of the characters recognized the show she was referencing and remarked that it was over, Excel said "Shut up! I was doing good with this stuff until a couple of years back!". In the Japanese version of the anime, this is an actor allusion, as both characters are voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi. However, in the English dub, the character who pointed it out said that it was for kids instead and Excel said "It's not just for kids! I wanted that part, but it was dubbed in Canada!"

Floral Magician Mary Bell

Mary Bell SM Ref — The magazine in *Floral Magician Mary Bell*

In one episode of the magical girl anime Floral Magician Mary Bell, a character can be seen reading a magazine with a girl that looks similar to Sailor Moon on it. Coincidentally, both Tellu and Mary Bell are voiced by Chieko Honda, also Yaten, Perle and Tambourine are voiced by Chika Sakamoto and Usagi, Chibi Chibi, Ribbon and Tap are voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi as well.

Gunbuster

In the fifth omake science lesson for the military science fiction anime Gunbuster, Noriko Takaya cosplays as the Inner Senshi and Tuxedo Mask during her recitation of the planets of the Solar System. At the time, the Outer Senshi had not yet appeared in Sailor Moon, causing Noriko to become confused when reciting the planets for the outer Solar System (bar Jupiter, as Sailor Jupiter, is of the Inner Senshi).

Gundam Build Fighters

Both the character Alice Imai and her gunpla the Nobel Gundam Deco (developed from the Nobel Gundam mentioned below) have appearances based on Sailor Jupiter.

Hunter × Hunter

SM HxH Reference — The Sailor Moon reference in the *Hunter × Hunter* anime.

In episode 138 of the second anime, Alluka Zoldyck is seen playing with dolls that look similar to Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask.

I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying

In episode 2 of the second season of I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying, silhouettes of Tuxedo Mask and Sailor Moon holding hands appear as Kaoru reads a book on compatibility with her husband.

Infinity Nado

The design of the character Cecilia strongly resembles Usagi, including the same blond odango hair with pigtails. In addition, Dodd has clothes that are a bit similar to Tuxedo Mask's outfit.

Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch

In episode 37 of the anime adaption of Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch, Yuri envisions herself being saved by Hippo in his human form from a teacher, where he throws at a red rose at the teacher. This is a reference to Tuxedo Mask's trademark in the first anime series. Chieco Honda, Yuri's voice actress, also voiced Tellu in the first Sailor Moon anime.

Mobile Fighter G Gundam

In "Mobile Fighter G Gundam", the character Allenby Beardsley pilots the Nobel Gundam, a Mobile Fighter which has a design inspired by Sailor Moon.

Mr. Osomatsu

In the highly controversial first episode, Dekapan dresses up in an outfit similar to Sailor Moon's costume and strikes her famous "In the Name of the Moon" pose.

Nami SOS! First Battle/Sexy Sailor Soldiers

Nami SOS! First Battle is an erotic anime based on the manga Nami SOS!. Both the manga and anime, as well as other works from Chataro, the author of the manga, were inspired by the Sailor Moon series. In the West, the anime was renamed Sexy Sailor Soldiers, which is a reference to the term "Sailor Senshi", which means "Sailor Soldier" or "Sailor Guardian".

Pokémon

In the episode "Disaster of Disguise", Team Rocket appear briefly in disguise similar to Tuxedo Mask with a full moon appearing in the background.

Pretty Cure

The popular franchise of magical girls has a few references involving Sailor Moon, here some of them:

Yes Pretty Cure 5 GoGo

The main protagonist Nozomi Yumehara/Cure Dream strikes a pose similar to Sailor Moon in episode 36.

Smile Pretty Cure/Glitter Force

During sometime in the series, the girls receive a new upgrade called "Princess Candle" similar to the Moon Kaleidoscope that also are related to a pegasus.

Doki Doki Pretty Cure/Glitter Force Doki Doki

Cure Diamond's pose is similar to Sailor Venus' pose.
Cure Rosetta's pose is similar to Sailor Mercury's pose
Cure Ace's pose is similar to Sailor Uranus' pose
In episode 25, Cutie Madame wore a mask similar to Sailor V's.
In episode 44, Ira's disguise looks similar to Gurio Umino.

Puni Puni Poemy

In the introductory sequence of "Part One - Poemy is in a Bad Mood", Poemy is seen fighting various magical girls, including Sally Yumeno (Sally the Witch), Sakura Kinomoto (Cardcaptor Sakura), and Sailor Moon.

Sailor Senshi Venus 5

Sailor Senshi Venus 5, a two-part hentai anime, is a spoof of the Dark Kingdom arc of the Sailor Moon series, as Sailor Senshi Venus 5 has a similar title, parodies of the Inner Sailor Senshi (the Venus 5), Dark Kingdom (the Inma Lords), and Luna (Buccha).^[1]

Screechers Wild!

Ann's alter ego "Queen Pink" is a reference to Sailor Moon, both in hair, wings and poses. In addition, her mask is similar to the Sailor V mask.

Shugo Chara!

In chapter 24 of the Shugo Chara! manga, Amu Hinamori, transformed into Amulet Angel, gives a speech saying "I am the Angel of Love, Amulet Angel! I shall punish you in the name of heaven!" much like how Sailor Moon says her taunt. She even strikes a pose almost exactly like Sailor Moon's.

Tokyo Mew Mew

In episode four of the anime, a girl who looks similar to Sailor Moon and is striking a pose similar to one of her poses is seen on a stage.

Wedding Peach

In episode five of the anime adaption of Wedding Peach, two girls who resembled Rei Hino and Ami Mizuno appeared in the front of a crowd. The Sailor Moon franchise also had a large influence on the Wedding Peach franchise as well in terms of the style of the Angel Fighter costumes, the Demons, which acted and appeared much like the creatures in the Sailor Moon anime, and the powers of the Love Angels. Sukehiro Tomita and Kazuko Tadano, who worked on the Sailor Moon anime, also worked on the Wedding Peach anime as a writer and character designer respectively. Many voice actors who worked on the Sailor Moon anime also voiced characters in Wedding Peach, such as Mika Doi and Kotono Mitsuishi.

YuYu Hakusho

In the anime adaption of the YuYu Hakusho manga, Koenma once dressed up as Tuxedo Mask.

Books

Gamer Girl

In chapter 14 of the novel Gamer Girl, Maddy was worried about Ms. Reilly bringing either Pokémon or Sailor Moon to the first meeting of the manga club at Hannah Dustin High School, as she thought that her bringing them would come off as a lame attempt at being cool.

The Princess Diaries

The Princess Diaries book series, which is known for making plenty of references to pop culture, once made a reference to the Sailor Moon series.

Comics

Archie Comics

In the three-part "Big in Japan" story, where one of the regular characters of the Archie Comics cast, Cheryl Blossom, goes on a trip to Japan in an effort to market more female-oriented video games, she stays with a girl named Kyoko Fujimoto who owns at least two "Sailor Sun" manga volumes and a doll of Sailor Sun's likeness. In the comics, Sailor Sun is drawn with a white sailor fuku bodice, a purple skirt, and black hair.

Additionally, "Star Struck", one of the stories in one of the comic's issues, features an astronomer named Maxfield Stanton, referencing Nephrite's alias in the DiC Entertainment English Dub. Betty and Veronica are smitten with him but are disappointed when they soon find out that Maxfield is actually married to a woman named Molly, also referencing Naru's name in the same dub. Both characters also look like the ones that they are referencing.

Combo Rangers

Both webcomic and printed comics have an extensive amount of references to Sailor Moon, especially in the first two seasons. Including part of the story and some characters are based on Sailor Moon seasons like Classic and S. In some stories, characters like Makoto, Ami, Usagi, Luna, Minako, and Rei also appear.

Justice League of America

In issue 27, the Martian Manhunter, a shapeshifter, disguises himself as a Japanese woman named Hino Rei. Batman, however, sees through the disguise and says that his name was a giveaway.

Luluzinha Teen e sua Turma

In issue 6, Glorinha / Gloria Darling makes a small appearance using a sailor fuku after entering in the Annie's virtual game.

Sonic Super Special

In issue 8 of the American comic series "Sonic Super Special", while he is in the No Zone, Sonic encounters Pretty Soldier Sally Moon (Sally Acorn), Chibi Rose (Amy Rose), and Tuxedo Knucks (Knuckles).

Turma da Mônica Jovem

In issue 13 of the Brazilian comic series "Turma da Mônica Jovem", a character named Sailor Monica appears.

Live-action Television Shows

The Big Bang Theory

In the episode "The Stag Convergence", the characters Howard and Raj mention having an affair with a woman dressed as Sailor Moon.

Manga

Hayate the Combat Butler

In chapter 432, when Nagi trying to cheer Hayate, she perform Moon Healing Escalation.

Hunter × Hunter

In chapter 69, a figurine of Usagi can be seen on Milluki Zoldyck's shelf. Additionally, Yoshihiro Togashi, the author of the series, has stated that Kalluto Zoldyck's design was based off on Hotaru Tomoe's design.^[2]

YuYu Hakusho

In chapter 45, before Yusuke and Kuwabara get beaten up by some delinquents from Kasanegafuchi Junior High, Kurama says "Hold it right there!" and throws a rose. After it is revealed that he was the one who threw it, he says "Just call me Tuxedo Mask".

Movies

The Core

In the movie The Core, one of the characters tells another character that they can use the T1 line to look up things involving the Sailor Moon series.

The Hole

In the movie The Hole, a character mentions that he had downloaded some images of Sailor Moon onto his computer.

Miracle in Cell No. 7

In the movie Miracle in Cell No. 7, Lee Yong-go gets into a fight with a police commissioner who had purchased the last Sailor Moon backpack from the store for his daughter, even though Lee Yong-go had saved up his own money to buy the backpack for his daughter Ye-sung.

Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav

The sweat drop in the bubble that is shown at the end of the Croatian film Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav is directly borrowed from episode 8 of the first anime series.^[3]

Totally Spies! The Movie

In Totally Spies! The Movie, when Clover is displaying ideas for the spy suits for her, Alex, and Sam, one of her designs is very similar to the Sailor fukus of the Sailor Senshi. Coincidentally, the voice actress for Alex in seasons three through six is Katie Griffin, one of the voice actresses for Rei Hino/Sailor Mars in the DiC and Cloverway Inc. English Dub.

War of the Worlds (2005)

Scene of Sailor Moon SuperS episode "Protect Mom's Dream: Double Moon's New Attack" plays on TV as one of the characters is channel-surfing.

Music

"Number Nine" by T-ARA

The chorus features the lyric "넌 나의 턱시도가면" prononced as "Neon naui Teoksido Gamyeon", which means "You are my Tuxedo Mask" in Korean.

"One Week" by the Barenaked Ladies

The first anime is mentioned in the lyrics "Gotta get in tune with Sailor Moon cuz' that cartoon has got the boom anime babes that make me think the wrong thing".

Web Series

Annoying Orange

In the show, Marshmallow has some friends with three spoons in the kitchen, and they transform into the Silver Scouts, which consists of Sailor Spoon, Sailor Sporkury, and Sailor Scoopiter and they will face the evil Queen NyQuil.

Bee and PuppyCat

In Bee's dream, there are four cats that wear the colors of the Inner Sailor Senshi (sans Sailor Moon).

Western Animation

The Amazing World of Gumball

In the episode "The Lie", the sequence where Richard Watterson creates the Sluzzlewurst is very similar to Sailor Moon's first transformation due to the music, background, some of Richard's movements, and how Richard's body outlines can be seen despite him wearing clothes before and after the sequence. A similar sequence occurs in "The Romance", this time showing Penny Fitzgerald attempting to shapeshift. The sequence in this episode is shorter and the only similarities to the transformation are the music, the background, and having the character in the sequence attempt to transform in some way.

American Dad

in "Into the Woods", one of the trick-or-treaters dressed as Sailor Moon.

Drawn Together

In one of the episodes, Sailor Moon can be seen with Totoro (from "My Neighbor Totoro"), No Face (from "Spirited Away"), and other characters.

DuckTales (2017)

A cosplayer dressed as Sailor Moon appeared in episode "Astro B.O.Y.D.!". In the same episode, a character resembling Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon is seen on a poster in Tokyolk.

Gravity Falls

In the episode "Soos and the Real Girl", the Cryptogram at the end of the episode translates to "Winning Hearts by Daylight, Possessing Robots by Moonlight, Her Emotional Baggage is a Real Fright!" "She is the one named Giffany" which is a parody of the DiC/Cloverway theme song.

LoliRock

Usagi Cameo LR — A screenshot featuring the girl in the *LoliRock* episode "A Promise is a Promise".

A girl named Usagi-chan appears in the episodes "Flower Power", "A Promise is a Promise", and "Stitches". Additionally, the transformations that the members of LoliRock go through have been noted to be similar to the transformations of the Outer Senshi.

Megas XLR

The Ultra Chicks in the series are parodies of the Sailor Senshi.

Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero

In the season 2 episode, "Ninki Ninja Fight Town", Sashi Kobayashi's form is one of the Ninki Ninjas, the Glamour Cadet, a parody of Sailor Moon. The episode also shows her transform like Sailor Moon, complete with a pose similar to Sailor Moon's Moon Prism Power, Make Up pose from the original anime. Her long transformation, consisting of her wearing jewelry and ribbons, bores the audience of the stadium, even resulting in one audience member leaving, a reference to how Sailor Moon's transformations are longer than the other Sailor Senshi's transformations. As a result, she is eliminated from Rayota's (Rippen's) competition. At the end of the episode, after the Glamour Cadet's (Sashi's) transformation is over, she says "By the Magic of the Music, you shall be defeated", a reference to the last words of Sailor Moon's speech, "In the Name of the Moon, I'll punish you."

Pop Pixie

In Episode 22 of Pop Pixie, a girl with Chibiusa's hairstyle appears.

Regular Show

In Rigby's story in the episode "Terror Tales of the Park IV", the Japanese horror film has a number of schoolgirls wearing uniforms which are very similar to those of Juuban High School given their white tops with red neckerchiefs, blue skirts, and white socks.

Pucca

One episode features Pucca dressed as Sailor Moon.

ReBoot

In the episode "System Crash", the five Binomes parody the heroines of "Sailor Moon" while damaged Principal Office is falling apart. Usagi tries to use her power but is squashed by rocks.

Right Now Kapow

In the episode, Mirage/Hansel Und Gretel, there is a sketch in which a magical girl, played by Candy, transforms into Super Ranger Scout Rider (an amalgamation of Super Sentai, its American counterpart Power Rangers, the DiC Dub name of the Sailor Senshi, and Kamen Rider) to fight a monster that is attacking a city, which bores the civilians, played by Moon and Dog, and the monster because of how long the transformation sequence is, like Sailor Moon's and the Glamour Cadet's transformation sequences. The sequence in this sketch consists of ribbons, wings, a pose similar to Eternal Sailor Moon's pose, and a robot transformation. There is also a reference to Sailor Moon's speech after she finished transforming.

Robot Chicken

In episode 14 of the series, "Joint Point", there are three skits parodying Sailor Moon. Another episode, "Moesha Poppins", also features a parody of Sailor Moon. On season 9, episode 13, there's a skit parodying Sailor Moon where the Inner Senshi fight a churro monster with a new ally, Sailor Earth.

The Simpsons

SM Simpsons — The coach gag in *The Simpsons*.

In one of the couch gags from The Simpsons, Lisa appears in Sailor Moon's outfit while in the season 25 episode "Married to the Blob", a character named Kumiko Nakamura dressed up as Sailor Moon, although the colors of the outfit were different.

South Park

In season 17, episode 8 of the series, the President of Sony gives Kenny McCormick a medallion so that he can become a real princess. This medallion somewhat resembles Sailor Moon's Crisis Moon Compact.

Star vs. the Forces of Evil

In the season 1 episode, "St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses", Star uses Radiant Shadow Transform to disguise herself like one of the princesses, in which the sequence parodies Sailor Moon's transformation.

Mina Loveberry, a character introduced in season 2, shares a number of similarities with Minako Aino. Both characters are heroes who are admired by their series' protagonists and act as somewhat of a mentor to them while becoming friends with them in the process. Both of them also have similar first names and surnames that reference love. In addition to all of this, Mina sports an odango hairstyle.

It's worth noting that in an interview, Daron Nefcy, the creator of the series, has said that she was a fan of the anime when she was younger and that Star was originally going to be obsessed with it.^[4]

Steven Universe

SU SM REF — The book with Usagi on it in *Steven Universe*

In the episode "House Guest", a book with Usagi on the cover can be seen on a shelf. Also, in an official Newsarama interview, Steven says that he likes the Sailor Moon manga and calls it down to earth.^[5]

Teen Titans Go!

In the episode "The League of Legs", the Teen Titans change into their new outfits for their league by way of a transformation sequence mimicking some of the Sailor Senshi's transformation sequences in the anime.

W.I.T.C.H.

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A girl that looks like Usagi can be seen in the lunch line in episode 18 in W.I.T.C.H

In the episodes "R is for Relentless" and "V is for Victory", an Usagi look-alike is seen in the hallway and the lunch line at Sheffield Institute.

Zig & Sharko

In the episode "Spick and Span", Zig and Bernie introduce themselves as cleaners to Marina and Sharko in a manner resembling Sailor Moon's first transformation sequence.^[6]

Other

Aoi House

Damara Moon and Rufioh Mask — Damara and Rufioh cosplaying Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask.

In the original English-language manga Aoi House, Sandy Grayson has a Sailor Moon shrine in his room. Additionally, Kimberly Ann, a minor character in the series, has a pet pig named Luna-P, which is a reference to Chibiusa's toy of the same name and a character named Oniisan cosplays as Tuxedo Mask.

Homestuck

In "[S][A6I3] MINISTRIFE!!!", Damara and Rufioh are dressed up as Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask respectively. Additionally, when Meulin and Kurloz are conversing with each other through sign language, some gifs can be seen. A couple of these gifs are ones from the first anime.

Monster Prom

Sailor Moon/Star Wars/Harry Potter Fan Fic — picture of Sailor Moon in Monster Prom: Stupidest Pop Quiz Ever

There is a pop quiz in the game which asks a variety of obscure questions, on one of the quiz questions there is an image of Sailor Moon with Harry Potter's scar, the Death Star behind her, and a gun in her hand.

Nickelodeon Magazine

This is an actual thing — The Nickelodeon Magazine reference.

In one issue of the magazine, Bart Simpson is seen reading the Sailor Moon manga.

Papillon Rose

In the early 2000s, a website for an anime called Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose was created. Originally, the website only had pictures of characters from the "series", with said pictures often being copied off of scenes from the first Sailor Moon anime but with the artwork changed. Despite it being a simple internet hoax, demand grew for more information on the non-existent series and over time, more information on "episodes", characters, and other things about the series was added onto the website. Eventually, in 2003, an ecchi OVA called Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose: Tsubomi no Yume wa Yoru Hiraku was released and in 2006, the series was finally made into a television series called Papillon Rose: The New Season. Both the OVA and television series were shown to be inspired by or simply parodying Sailor Moon, with some notable examples being the shorthand name for the OVA (Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose, or Lingerie Senshi Papillon Rose in Japanese, looks similar to Pretty Guardian/Soldier Sailor Moon, or Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon in Japanese, which is the full name for the Sailor Moon series), the protagonist Tsubomi/Papillon Rose (Parodies Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon), Anne/Papillon Lily (Minako, Sailor Venus), Dandy Lion (a parody of Tuxedo Mask), the cat Rama (a parody of Luna), and many other characters. The manga series for Papillon Rose also had a similar art style to the Sailor Moon manga.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies

At one point in the case "The Cosmic Turnabout", the eponymous Phoenix Wright says "As long as they don't punish us in the name of said moon for it...", referencing Sailor Moon's famous speech.

Yo-kai Watch

Inaho Misora is a fan of a series known as "Sailor Piers", which is an obvious Sailor Moon reference.

In Yo-kai Watch 3, there are two other obvious references. One of which is when one Yo-Kai alters Inaho's hair to be the same odango style as Usagi, and the other is when Inaho ends up turning into a Sailor Piers, stylized text homaging the text style used for the Sailor Moon manga.

References

[1] Venus 5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (NSFW Link)

[2] Kalluto Zoldyck - Hunterpedia

[3] Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav - Connections - IMDb

[4] Creator Daron Nefcy Guides Us Through Tonight’s Star-Studded Episode of Star Vs. the Forces of Evil - Oh My Disney

[5] STEVEN UNIVERSE: The Interview - Newsarama

[6] (NEW SEASON) Zig & Sharko - Spick and Span (S02E18) _ Full Episode in HD

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 Marucho's Bakugan Elfin looks similar to Sailor Moon and has a similar transformation to her. Her finishing poses are also very similar to hers as well, as well as her outfit. When she evolves to Minx Elfin, her outfit looks like Sailor Moon's SuperS uniform.
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 In the 50th episode, Yuzu Kurosaki creates a sailor outfit for Kon (unaware that he is a living stuffed doll) which resembles Sailor Moon's outfit.
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 In one of the episodes of the anime, Bobobo strikes the same pose that Sailor Moon struck when making her "In the name of the moon" speech.
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+In the fifth episode Sister Maria makes a hand gesture and tells Kobato "I will punish you in the name of God", which is exactly the same line Sailor Moon says in the episode "[[Restore Naru's Smile: Usagi's Friendship]]". She also has blue eyes and loves to eat as does Usagi.
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 [[File:SM_ref_in_CHEDCL.png|thumb|The picture in ''Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!''.]]In the opening of the anime, a silhouetted picture of the Earth Defense Club is shown. Here, the members of the club strike pose similar to some of the Inner Sailor Senshi's poses.
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 Michelle, the D-Team's teacher that appears in the episodes 21 and 36 has similarities with Usagi in both appearance and personality.
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 In episode 17 of the anime adaption of the ''Excel♥Saga'' manga, Excel recited a variation of Sailor Moon's "In the name of the moon, I shall punish you!" speech (in which she said something among the lines of "In the name of the moon, I will spank you!") and used the same pose as her when she recited it. After one of the characters recognized the show she was referencing and remarked that it was over, Excel said "Shut up! I was doing good with this stuff until a couple of years back!". In the Japanese version of the anime, this is an actor allusion, as both characters are voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi. However, in the English dub, the character who pointed it out said that it was for kids instead and Excel said "It's not just for kids! I wanted that part, but it was dubbed in Canada!"
-===[[Wikipedia:Floral Magician Mary Bell|Floral Magician Mary Bell]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Floral Magician Mary Bell|Floral Magician Mary Bell]]''===
 [[File:Mary_Bell_SM_Ref.jpg|thumb|left|The magazine in ''Floral Magician Mary Bell'']]In one episode of the magical girl anime ''Floral Magician Mary Bell'', a character can be seen reading a magazine with a girl that looks similar to Sailor Moon on it. Coincidentally, both [[Tellu (anime)|Tellu]] and Mary Bell are voiced by Chieko Honda, also [[Yaten Kou / Sailor Star Healer (anime)|Yaten]], [[Perle]] and Tambourine are voiced by Chika Sakamoto and Usagi, [[Chibi Chibi / Sailor Chibi Chibi Moon (anime)|Chibi Chibi]], Ribbon and Tap are voiced by Kotono Mitsuishi as well.
-===[[w:c:gunbuster:Top o Nerae! GunBuster|Gunbuster]]===
+===''[[w:c:gunbuster:Top o Nerae! GunBuster|Gunbuster]]''===
-In the fifth omake science lesson for the military science fiction anime ''Gunbuster'', Noriko Takaya cosplays as the Inner Senshi and Tuxedo Mask during her recitation of the planets of the Solar System. At the time, the Outer Senshi had not yet appeared in Sailor Moon, causing Noriko to become confused when reciting the planets for the outer Solar System (bar Jupiter, as Sailor Jupiter, is of the Inner Senshi).
+In the fifth omake science lesson for the military science fiction anime ''Gunbuster'', Noriko Takaya cosplays as the Inner Senshi and Tuxedo Mask during her recitation of the planets of the Solar System. At the time, the Outer Senshi had not yet appeared in ''Sailor Moon'', causing Noriko to become confused when reciting the planets for the outer Solar System (bar Jupiter, as Sailor Jupiter, is of the Inner Senshi).
-===[[w:c:gundam:Gundam Build Fighters|Gundam Build Fighters]]===
+===''[[w:c:gundam:Gundam Build Fighters|Gundam Build Fighters]]''===
 Both the character Alice Imai and her gunpla the Nobel Gundam Deco (developed from the [[#Mobile Fighter G Gundam|Nobel Gundam mentioned below]]) have appearances based on Sailor Jupiter.
-===[[Wikipedia:Hunter × Hunter|Hunter × Hunter]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Hunter × Hunter|Hunter × Hunter]]''===
 [[File:SM_HxH_Reference.png|thumb|The Sailor Moon reference in the ''Hunter × Hunter'' anime.]]In episode 138 of the second anime, Alluka Zoldyck is seen playing with dolls that look similar to Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask.
-===[[Wikipedia:I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying|I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying|I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying]]''===
 In episode 2 of the second season of ''I Can't Understand What My Husband Is Saying'', silhouettes of Tuxedo Mask and Sailor Moon holding hands appear as Kaoru reads a book on compatibility with her husband.
+===''Infinity Nado''===
-===[[Wikipedia:Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch|Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch]]===
+The design of the character Cecilia strongly resembles Usagi, including the same blond odango hair with pigtails. In addition, Dodd has clothes that are a bit similar to Tuxedo Mask's outfit.
-In episode 37 of the anime adaption of ''Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch,'' Yuri envisions herself being saved by Hippo in his human form from a teacher, where he throws at a red rose at the teacher. This is a reference to [[Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask (anime)|Tuxedo Mask]]'s trademark in the [[Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon (anime series)|first anime series]]. Chieco Honda, Yuri's voice actress, also voiced Tellu in the first Sailor Moon anime.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch|Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch]]''===
-===[[w:c:gundam:Mobile Fighter G Gundam|Mobile Fighter G Gundam]]===
+In episode 37 of the anime adaption of ''Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch'', Yuri envisions herself being saved by Hippo in his human form from a teacher, where he throws at a red rose at the teacher. This is a reference to [[Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask (anime)|Tuxedo Mask]]'s trademark in the [[Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon (anime series)|first anime series]]. Chieco Honda, Yuri's voice actress, also voiced Tellu in the first ''Sailor Moon'' anime.
+===''[[w:c:gundam:Mobile Fighter G Gundam|Mobile Fighter G Gundam]]''===
 In "Mobile Fighter G Gundam", the character Allenby Beardsley pilots the Nobel Gundam, a Mobile Fighter which has a design inspired by Sailor Moon.
-===[[Wikipedia:Mr.Osomatsu|Mr. Osomatsu]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Mr.Osomatsu|Mr. Osomatsu]]''===
 In the highly controversial first episode, Dekapan dresses up in an outfit similar to Sailor Moon's costume and strikes her famous "In the Name of the Moon" pose.
-===[[Wikipedia:Sexy Sailor Soldiers|Nami SOS! First Battle/Sexy Sailor Soldiers]]===
-''Nami SOS! First Battle'' is an erotic anime based on the manga ''Nami SOS!''. Both the manga and anime, as well as other works from Chataro, the author of the manga, were inspired by the Sailor Moon series. In the West, the anime was renamed ''Sexy Sailor Soldiers'', which is a reference to the term "[[Sailor Senshi]]", which means "Sailor Soldier" or "Sailor Guardian".
-===[[Wikipedia:Pretty Cure|Pretty Cure]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Sexy Sailor Soldiers|Nami SOS! First Battle/Sexy Sailor Soldiers]]''===
+''Nami SOS! First Battle'' is an erotic anime based on the manga ''Nami SOS!''. Both the manga and anime, as well as other works from Chataro, the author of the manga, were inspired by the ''Sailor Moon'' series. In the West, the anime was renamed ''Sexy Sailor Soldiers'', which is a reference to the term "[[Sailor Guardians|Sailor Senshi]]", which means "Sailor Soldier" or "Sailor Guardian".
-The popular franchise of magical girls has a few references involving Sailor Moon, here some of them:
-====[[Wikipedia:Yes PreCure 5|Yes Pretty Cure 5 GoGo]]====
+===''[[Wikipedia:Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]''===
+In the episode "Disaster of Disguise", Team Rocket appear briefly in disguise similar to Tuxedo Mask with a full moon appearing in the background.
-*The main protagonist Nozomi Yumehara/Cure Dream strikes a pose similar to Sailor Moon in episode 36.
-====[[Wikipedia:Smile PreCure!|Smile Pretty Cure/Glitter Force]]====
+===''[[Wikipedia:Pretty Cure|Pretty Cure]]''===
+The popular franchise of magical girls has a few references involving Sailor Moon, here some of them:
+====''[[Wikipedia:Yes PreCure 5|Yes Pretty Cure 5 GoGo]]''====
+*The main protagonist Nozomi Yumehara/Cure Dream strikes a pose similar to Sailor Moon in episode 36.
+====''[[Wikipedia:Smile PreCure!|Smile Pretty Cure/Glitter Force]]''====
 *During sometime in the series, the girls receive a new upgrade called "Princess Candle" similar to the Moon Kaleidoscope that also are related to a pegasus.
+====''[[Wikipedia:Doki Doki! PreCure|Doki Doki Pretty Cure/Glitter Force Doki Doki]]''====
+*Cure Diamond's pose is similar to Sailor Venus' pose.
-====[[Wikipedia:Doki Doki! PreCure|Doki Doki Pretty Cure/Glitter Force Doki Doki]]====
-*Cure Diamond's pose is similar to Sailor Venus′ pose.
 *Cure Rosetta's pose is similar to Sailor Mercury's pose
 *Cure Ace's pose is similar to Sailor Uranus' pose
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 *In episode 44, Ira's disguise looks similar to Gurio Umino.
-===[[Wikipedia:Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Puni Puni Poemy|Puni Puni Poemy]]''===
-In the episode "Disaster of Disguise", Team Rocket appear briefly in disguise similar to Tuxedo Mask with a full moon appearing in the background.
-===[[Wikipedia:Puni Puni Poemy|Puni Puni Poemy]]===
 In the introductory sequence of "Part One - Poemy is in a Bad Mood", Poemy is seen fighting various magical girls, including Sally Yumeno (Sally the Witch), Sakura Kinomoto (Cardcaptor Sakura), and Sailor Moon.
-===Sailor Senshi Venus 5===
-''Sailor Senshi Venus 5'', a two-part hentai anime, is a spoof of the Dark Kingdom arc of the Sailor Moon series, as ''Sailor Senshi Venus 5'' has a similar title, parodies of the Inner Sailor Senshi (the Venus 5), Dark Kingdom (the Inma Lords), and Luna (Buccha).<ref>[[Wikipedia:Venus 5|Venus 5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia '''(NSFW Link)''']]</ref>
+===''Sailor Senshi Venus 5''===
-===[[Wikipedia:Shugo Chara!|Shugo Chara!]]===
+''Sailor Senshi Venus 5'', a two-part hentai anime, is a spoof of the Dark Kingdom arc of the ''Sailor Moon'' series, as ''Sailor Senshi Venus 5'' has a similar title, parodies of the Inner Sailor Senshi (the Venus 5), Dark Kingdom (the Inma Lords), and Luna (Buccha).<ref>[[Wikipedia:Venus 5|Venus 5 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia '''(NSFW Link)''']]</ref>
+===''Screechers Wild!''===
+[[File:Queen Pink.jpg|thumb]]
+Ann's alter ego "Queen Pink" is a reference to Sailor Moon, both in hair, wings and poses. In addition, her mask is similar to the Sailor V mask.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Shugo Chara!|Shugo Chara!]]''===
 In chapter 24 of the ''Shugo Chara!'' manga, Amu Hinamori, transformed into Amulet Angel, gives a speech saying "I am the Angel of Love, Amulet Angel! I shall punish you in the name of heaven!" much like how Sailor Moon says her taunt. She even strikes a pose almost exactly like Sailor Moon's.
-===[[Wikipedia:Tokyo Mew Mew|Tokyo Mew Mew]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Tokyo Mew Mew|Tokyo Mew Mew]]''===
 [[File:TMM_ref.png|thumb|left|The girl in ''Tokyo Mew Mew''.]]In episode four of the anime, a girl who looks similar to Sailor Moon and is striking a pose similar to one of her poses is seen on a stage.
-===[[Wikipedia:Wedding Peach|Wedding Peach]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Wedding Peach|Wedding Peach]]''===
 [[File:Rei_and_Ami_Cameo_Wedding_Peach.jpeg|thumb]]
-In episode five of the anime adaption of ''Wedding Peach,'' two girls who resembled [[Rei Hino / Sailor Mars (manga)|Rei Hino]] and [[Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury (manga)|Ami Mizuno]] appeared in the front of a crowd. The ''Sailor Moon'' franchise also had a large influence on the ''Wedding Peach'' franchise as well in terms of the style of the Angel Fighter costumes, the Demons, which acted and appeared much like the creatures in the Sailor Moon anime, and the powers of the Love Angels. Sukehiro Tomita and Kazuko Tadano, who worked on the ''Sailor Moon'' anime, also worked on the ''Wedding Peach'' anime as a writer and character designer respectively. Many voice actors who worked on the ''Sailor Moon'' anime also voiced characters in ''Wedding Peach,'' such as Mika Doi and Kotono Mitsuishi.
+In episode five of the anime adaption of ''Wedding Peach'', two girls who resembled [[Rei Hino / Sailor Mars (manga)|Rei Hino]] and [[Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury (manga)|Ami Mizuno]] appeared in the front of a crowd. The ''Sailor Moon'' franchise also had a large influence on the ''Wedding Peach'' franchise as well in terms of the style of the Angel Fighter costumes, the Demons, which acted and appeared much like the creatures in the ''Sailor Moon'' anime, and the powers of the Love Angels. Sukehiro Tomita and Kazuko Tadano, who worked on the ''Sailor Moon'' anime, also worked on the ''Wedding Peach'' anime as a writer and character designer respectively. Many voice actors who worked on the ''Sailor Moon'' anime also voiced characters in ''Wedding Peach'', such as Mika Doi and Kotono Mitsuishi.
-===[[Wikipedia:YuYu Hakusho|YuYu Hakusho]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:YuYu Hakusho|YuYu Hakusho]]''===
 In the anime adaption of the ''YuYu Hakusho'' manga, Koenma once dressed up as Tuxedo Mask.
 ==Books==
-===Gamer Girl===
+===''Gamer Girl''===
 In chapter 14 of the novel ''Gamer Girl'', Maddy was worried about Ms. Reilly bringing either ''Pokémon'' or ''Sailor Moon'' to the first meeting of the manga club at Hannah Dustin High School, as she thought that her bringing them would come off as a lame attempt at being cool.
-===The Princess Diaries===
+===''[[Wikipedia:The Princess Diaries|The Princess Diaries]]''===
-The ''The Princess Diaries'' book series, which is known for making plenty of references to pop culture, once made a reference to the ''Sailor Moon'' series.
+The ''Princess Diaries'' book series, which is known for making plenty of references to pop culture, once made a reference to the ''Sailor Moon'' series.
 ==Comics==
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 In the three-part "Big in Japan" story, where one of the regular characters of the Archie Comics cast, [[Wikipedia:Cheryl Blossom|Cheryl Blossom]], goes on a trip to Japan in an effort to market more female-oriented video games, she stays with a girl named Kyoko Fujimoto who owns at least two "Sailor Sun" manga volumes and a doll of Sailor Sun's likeness. In the comics, Sailor Sun is drawn with a white sailor fuku bodice, a purple skirt, and black hair.
-Additionally, "Star Struck", one of the stories in one of the comic's issues, features an astronomer named Maxfield Stanton, referencing Nephrite's alias in the [[wikipedia:DIC Entertainment|DiC Entertainment]] English Dub. Betty and Veronica are smitten with him but are disappointed when they soon find out that Maxfield is actually married to a woman named Molly, also referencing Naru's name in the same dub. Both characters also look like the ones that they are referencing
+Additionally, "Star Struck", one of the stories in one of the comic's issues, features an astronomer named Maxfield Stanton, referencing Nephrite's alias in the [[Wikipedia:DIC Entertainment|DiC Entertainment]] English Dub. Betty and Veronica are smitten with him but are disappointed when they soon find out that Maxfield is actually married to a woman named Molly, also referencing Naru's name in the same dub. Both characters also look like the ones that they are referencing.
-===[[Wikipedia:Combo Rangers|Combo Rangers]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Combo Rangers|Combo Rangers]]''===
-Both webcomic and printed comics have an extensive amount of references to Sailor Moon, especially in the first two seasons. Including part of the story and some characters are based on Sailor Moon seasons as Classic and S. In some stories, characters like Makoto, Ami, Usagi, Luna, Minako, and Rei also appears.
+Both webcomic and printed comics have an extensive amount of references to Sailor Moon, especially in the first two seasons. Including part of the story and some characters are based on ''Sailor Moon'' seasons like Classic and S. In some stories, characters like Makoto, Ami, Usagi, Luna, Minako, and Rei also appear.
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-===Justice League of America===
+===[[Wikipedia:Justice League|Justice League of America]]===
 In issue 27, the Martian Manhunter, a shapeshifter, disguises himself as a Japanese woman named Hino Rei. Batman, however, sees through the disguise and says that his name was a giveaway.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Luluzinha Teen e sua Turma|Luluzinha Teen e sua Turma]]''===
+In issue 6, Glorinha / Gloria Darling makes a small appearance using a sailor fuku after entering in the Annie's virtual game.
-===Sonic Super Special===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics)|Sonic Super Special]]''===
 In issue 8 of the American comic series "Sonic Super Special", while he is in the No Zone, Sonic encounters Pretty Soldier Sally Moon (Sally Acorn), Chibi Rose (Amy Rose), and Tuxedo Knucks (Knuckles).
-===[[Wikipedia:Monica Teen|Turma da Mônica Jovem]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Monica Teen|Turma da Mônica Jovem]]''===
 In issue 13 of the Brazilian comic series "Turma da Mônica Jovem", a character named Sailor Monica appears.
-===Luluzinha Teen e sua Turma===
-In issue 6, Glorinha / Gloria Darling makes a small appearance using a sailor fuku after entering in the Annie's virtual game.
 ==Live-action Television Shows==
-===[[Wikipedia:The Big Bang Theory|The Big Bang Theory]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:The Big Bang Theory|The Big Bang Theory]]''===
 In the episode "The Stag Convergence", the characters Howard and Raj mention having an affair with a woman dressed as Sailor Moon.
 ==Manga==
-===[[Wikipedia:Hunter × Hunter|Hunter × Hunter]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Hayate the Combat Butler|Hayate the Combat Butler]]''===
+In chapter 432, when Nagi trying to cheer Hayate, she perform Moon Healing Escalation.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Hunter × Hunter|Hunter × Hunter]]''===
 In chapter 69, a figurine of Usagi can be seen on Milluki Zoldyck's shelf. Additionally, Yoshihiro Togashi, the author of the series, has stated that Kalluto Zoldyck's design was based off on [[Hotaru Tomoe / Sailor Saturn (manga)|Hotaru Tomoe]]'s design.<ref>[[w:c:hunterxhunter:Kalluto Zoldyck|Kalluto Zoldyck - Hunterpedia]]</ref>
-===[[Wikipedia:YuYu Hakusho|YuYu Hakusho]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:YuYu Hakusho|YuYu Hakusho]]''===
 In chapter 45, before Yusuke and Kuwabara get beaten up by some delinquents from Kasanegafuchi Junior High, Kurama says "Hold it right there!" and throws a rose. After it is revealed that he was the one who threw it, he says "Just call me Tuxedo Mask".
 ==Movies==
-===[[Wikipedia:Miracle in Cell No. 7|Miracle in Cell No. 7]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:The Core|The Core]]''===
-In the movie ''Miracle in Cell No. 7'', Lee Yong-go gets into a fight with a police commissioner who had purchased the last Sailor Moon backpack from the store for his daughter, even though Lee Yong-go had saved up his own money to buy the backpack for his daughter Ye-sung.
-===Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav===
-The sweat drop in the bubble that is shown at the end of the Croatian film ''Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav'' is directly borrowed from episode 8 of the first anime series.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3196330/trivia?tab=mc&ref_=tt_trv_cnn Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav - Connections - IMDb]</ref>
-===[[Wikipedia:The Core|The Core]]===
 In the movie ''The Core'', one of the characters tells another character that they can use the T1 line to look up things involving the ''Sailor Moon'' series.
-===[[Wikipedia:The Hole (2001 film)|The Hole]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:The Hole (2001 film)|The Hole]]''===
 In the movie ''The Hole'', a character mentions that he had downloaded some images of Sailor Moon onto his computer.
-===[[Wikipedia:Totally Spies! The Movie|Totally Spies! The Movie]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Miracle in Cell No. 7|Miracle in Cell No. 7]]''===
-In ''Totally Spies! The Movie'', when Clover is displaying ideas for the spy suits for her, Alex, and Sam, one of her designs is very similar to the [[Sailor fuku]]s of the Sailor Senshi. Coincidentally, the voice actress for Alex in seasons three through six is Katie Griffin, one of the voice actresses for Rei Hino/Sailor Mars in the DiC and [[wikipedia:Cloverway Inc.|Cloverway Inc.]] English Dub.
+In the movie ''Miracle in Cell No. 7'', Lee Yong-go gets into a fight with a police commissioner who had purchased the last Sailor Moon backpack from the store for his daughter, even though Lee Yong-go had saved up his own money to buy the backpack for his daughter Ye-sung.
+===''Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav''===
+The sweat drop in the bubble that is shown at the end of the Croatian film ''Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav'' is directly borrowed from episode 8 of the first anime series.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3196330/trivia?tab=mc&ref_=tt_trv_cnn Nikolina & Tomislav, Nikolina & Tomislav - Connections - IMDb]</ref>
+===''[[Wikipedia:Totally Spies! The Movie|Totally Spies! The Movie]]''===
+In ''Totally Spies! The Movie'', when Clover is displaying ideas for the spy suits for her, Alex, and Sam, one of her designs is very similar to the [[Sailor fuku]]s of the Sailor Senshi. Coincidentally, the voice actress for Alex in seasons three through six is Katie Griffin, one of the voice actresses for Rei Hino/Sailor Mars in the DiC and [[Wikipedia:Cloverway Inc.|Cloverway Inc.]] English Dub.
+===[[Wikipedia:War of the Worlds (2005 film)|''War of the Worlds'' (2005)]]===
+Scene of ''Sailor Moon SuperS'' episode "[[Protect Mom's Dream: Double Moon's New Attack|''Protect Mom's Dream: Double Moon's New Attack'']]" plays on TV as one of the characters is channel-surfing.
 ==Music==
 ==="[[Wikipedia:Number Nine (T-ara song)|Number Nine]]" by [[Wikipedia:T-ara|T-ARA]]===
 The chorus features the lyric "넌 나의 턱시도가면" prononced as "Neon naui Teoksido Gamyeon", which means "You are my Tuxedo Mask" in Korean.
 ==="[[Wikipedia:One Week (song)|One Week]]" by the [[Wikipedia:Barenaked Ladies|Barenaked Ladies]]===
 The first anime is mentioned in the lyrics "Gotta get in tune with ''Sailor Moon'' cuz' that cartoon has got the boom anime babes that make me think the wrong thing".
 ==Web Series==
+===''[[Wikipedia:Annoying Orange|Annoying Orange]]''===
-===Bee and Puppycat===
+[[File:Annoying Orange - Sailor Spoon (feat. Strawburry17, Jess Lizama & Katie Wilson)|thumb|right|200px]]
+In the show, Marshmallow has some friends with three spoons in the kitchen, and they transform into the Silver Scouts, which consists of Sailor Spoon, Sailor Sporkury, and Sailor Scoopiter and they will face the evil Queen NyQuil.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Bee and PuppyCat|Bee and PuppyCat]]''===
 In Bee's dream, there are four cats that wear the colors of the Inner Sailor Senshi (sans Sailor Moon).
 ==Western Animation==
+===''[[Wikipedia:The Amazing World of Gumball|The Amazing World of Gumball]]''===
-===Annoying Orange===
+In the episode "The Lie", the sequence where Richard Watterson creates the Sluzzlewurst is very similar to Sailor Moon's first transformation due to the music, background, some of Richard's movements, and how Richard's body outlines can be seen despite him wearing clothes before and after the sequence. A similar sequence occurs in "The Romance", this time showing Penny Fitzgerald attempting to shapeshift. The sequence in this episode is shorter and the only similarities to the transformation are the music, the background, and having the character in the sequence attempt to transform in some way.
-[[File:Annoying Orange - Sailor Spoon (feat. Strawburry17, Jess Lizama & Katie Wilson)|thumb|right|200 px]]
-In the show, Marshmallow has some friends with three spoons in the kitchen, and they transform into the Silver Scouts, which consists of Sailor Spoon, Sailor Sporkury, and Sailor Scoopiter and they will face the Evil Queen Naiquyl.
-===[[Wikipedia:Adventure Time|Adventure Time]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:American Dad|American Dad]]''===
+in "Into the Woods", one of the trick-or-treaters dressed as Sailor Moon.
-In the "Fionna and Cake" episode, Fionna wears a dress that looks very similar to Princess Serenity's dress.
-===[[Wikipedia:Drawn Together|Drawn Together]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Drawn Together|Drawn Together]]''===
 In one of the episodes, Sailor Moon can be seen with Totoro (from "My Neighbor Totoro"), No Face (from "Spirited Away"), and other characters.
-=== [[Wikipedia:Gravity Falls|Gravity Falls]] ===
+===[[Wikipedia:DuckTales (2017 TV series)|''DuckTales'' (2017)]]===
+A cosplayer dressed as Sailor Moon appeared in episode "Astro B.O.Y.D.!". In the same episode, a character resembling Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon is seen on a poster in Tokyolk.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Gravity Falls|Gravity Falls]]''===
 In the episode "Soos and the Real Girl", the Cryptogram at the end of the episode translates to "Winning Hearts by Daylight, Possessing Robots by Moonlight, Her Emotional Baggage is a Real Fright!" "She is the one named Giffany" which is a parody of the DiC/Cloverway theme song.
-===LoliRock===
+===''[[Wikipedia:LoliRock|LoliRock]]''===
 [[File:Usagi_Cameo_LR.png|thumb|A screenshot featuring the girl in the ''LoliRock'' episode "A Promise is a Promise".]]A girl named Usagi-chan appears in the episodes "Flower Power", "A Promise is a Promise", and "Stitches". Additionally, the transformations that the members of LoliRock go through have been noted to be similar to the transformations of the Outer Senshi.
-===Megas XLR===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Megas XLR|Megas XLR]]''===
 The Ultra Chicks in the series are parodies of the Sailor Senshi.
-===[[Wikipedia:Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero|Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero|Penn Zero: Part-Time Hero]]''===
-In the season 2 episode, Ninki Ninja Fight Town, Sashi Kobayashi's form is one of the Ninki Ninjas, the Glamour Cadet, a parody of Sailor Moon. The episode also shows her transform like Sailor Moon, complete with a pose similar to Sailor Moon's [[Moon Prism Power, Make Up]] pose from the original anime, which bores the audience of the stadium. As a result, she is immediately eliminated from the competition due to using her transformation time too long, a reference to how Sailor Moon's transformation is longer than the other Sailor Senshi's transformations. At the end of the episode, after the Glamour Cadet's (Sashi's) transformation is over, she says "By the Magic of the Music, you shall be defeated", a reference to the last words of Sailor Moon's speech,"In the Name of the Moon, I'll punish you."
+In the season 2 episode, "Ninki Ninja Fight Town", Sashi Kobayashi's form is one of the Ninki Ninjas, the Glamour Cadet, a parody of Sailor Moon. The episode also shows her transform like Sailor Moon, complete with a pose similar to Sailor Moon's [[Moon Prism Power, Make Up]] pose from the original anime. Her long transformation, consisting of her wearing jewelry and ribbons, bores the audience of the stadium, even resulting in one audience member leaving, a reference to how Sailor Moon's transformations are longer than the other Sailor Senshi's transformations. As a result, she is eliminated from Rayota's (Rippen's) competition. At the end of the episode, after the Glamour Cadet's (Sashi's) transformation is over, she says "By the Magic of the Music, you shall be defeated", a reference to the last words of Sailor Moon's speech, "In the Name of the Moon, I'll punish you."
-===[[Wikipedia:Pucca (TV series)|Pucca]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:PopPixie|Pop Pixie]]''===
-One episode features Pucca dressed as Sailor Moon
 [[File:Chibiusapoppixie.jpg|thumb|166x166px]]
+In Episode 22 of ''Pop Pixie'', a girl with Chibiusa's hairstyle appears.
-=== Pop Pixie ===
-In Episode 22 of Pop Pixie, a girl with Chibiusa's hairstyle appears.
-===[[Wikipedia:Regular Show|Regular Show]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Regular Show|Regular Show]]''===
-In Rigby's story in the episode Terror Tales Of The Park IV, the Japanese horror film has a number of schoolgirls wearing uniforms which are very similar to those of [[Juuban Municipal High School|Juuban High School]] given their white tops with red neckerchiefs, blue skirts, and white socks.
+In Rigby's story in the episode "Terror Tales of the Park IV", the Japanese horror film has a number of schoolgirls wearing uniforms which are very similar to those of Juuban High School given their white tops with red neckerchiefs, blue skirts, and white socks.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Pucca (TV series)|Pucca]]''===
+One episode features Pucca dressed as Sailor Moon.
+===''[[Wikipedia:ReBoot|ReBoot]]''===
+In the episode "System Crash", the five Binomes parody the heroines of "Sailor Moon" while damaged Principal Office is falling apart. Usagi tries to use her power but is squashed by rocks.
-=== [[wikipedia:ReBoot|ReBoot]] ===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Right Now Kapow|Right Now Kapow]]''===
+In the episode, Mirage/Hansel Und Gretel, there is a sketch in which a magical girl, played by Candy, transforms into Super Ranger Scout Rider (an amalgamation of [[Wikipedia:Super Sentai|Super Sentai]], its American counterpart [[Wikipedia:Power Rangers|Power Rangers]], the DiC Dub name of the [[Sailor Guardians|Sailor Senshi]], and [[Wikipedia:Kamen Rider|Kamen Rider]]) to fight a monster that is attacking a city, which bores the civilians, played by Moon and Dog, and the monster because of how long the transformation sequence is, like Sailor Moon's and the Glamour Cadet's transformation sequences. The sequence in this sketch consists of ribbons, wings, a pose similar to Eternal Sailor Moon's pose, and a robot transformation. There is also a reference to Sailor Moon's speech after she finished transforming.
-In the episode, System Crash, the five Binomes parody the heroines of "Sailor Moon" while damaged Principal Office is falling apart. Usagi tries to use her power but was squashed by rocks.
-=== [[wikipedia:Right Now Kapow|Right Now Kapow]] ===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Robot Chicken|Robot Chicken]]''===
+In episode 14 of the series, "Joint Point", there are three skits parodying Sailor Moon. Another episode, "Moesha Poppins", also features a parody of Sailor Moon. On season 9, episode 13, there's a skit parodying Sailor Moon where the Inner Senshi fight a churro monster with a new ally, Sailor Earth.
-In the episode, Mirage/Hansel Und Gretel, there is a sketch in which a magical girl, played by Candy, transforms into Super Ranger Scout Rider (an amalgamation of [[wikipedia:Super Sentai|Super Sentai]], its American counterpart [[wikipedia: Power Rangers|Power Rangers]], the DiC Dub name of the [[Sailor Senshi]], and [[wikipedia: Kamen Rider|Kamen Rider]]) to fight a monster that is attacking a city, which bores the civilians, played by Moon and Dog, and the monster because of how long the transformation sequence is, like Sailor Moon's transformation sequence. The sequence in this sketch consists of ribbons, wings, a pose similar to Eternal Sailor Moon's pose, and a robot transformation. There is also a reference to Sailor Moon's speech after she finished transforming.
-===[[Wikipedia:Robot Chicken|Robot Chicken]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]''===
-In episode 14 of the series, "Joint Point," there are three skits parodying Sailor Moon. Another episode, "Moesha Poppins", also features a parody of Sailor Moon. on Season 9 episode 13 there's a skit parodying Sailor Moon where's the inner Senshi fighting the churro Monster with a New Ally Sailor Earth.
-===[[Wikipedia:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]===
 [[File:SM_Simpsons.png|thumb|left|The coach gag in ''The Simpsons''.]]In one of the couch gags from ''The Simpsons'', Lisa appears in Sailor Moon's outfit while in the season 25 episode "Married to the Blob", a character named Kumiko Nakamura dressed up as Sailor Moon, although the colors of the outfit were different.
-===South Park===
+===''[[Wikipedia:South Park|South Park]]''===
 [[File:South_Park.jpg|thumb|156px]]In season 17, episode 8 of the series, the President of Sony gives Kenny McCormick a medallion so that he can become a real princess. This medallion somewhat resembles Sailor Moon's Crisis Moon Compact.
-===Star vs. The Forces of Evil===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Star vs. the Forces of Evil|Star vs. the Forces of Evil]]''===
-In the season 1 episode, St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses, Star uses Radiant Shadow Transform to disguise herself like one of the princesses, in which the sequence parodies Sailor Moon's transformation.
+In the season 1 episode, "St. Olga's Reform School for Wayward Princesses", Star uses Radiant Shadow Transform to disguise herself like one of the princesses, in which the sequence parodies Sailor Moon's transformation.
 Mina Loveberry, a character introduced in season 2, shares a number of similarities with Minako Aino. Both characters are heroes who are admired by their series' protagonists and act as somewhat of a mentor to them while becoming friends with them in the process. Both of them also have similar first names and surnames that reference love. In addition to all of this, Mina sports an odango hairstyle.
 It's worth noting that in an interview, Daron Nefcy, the creator of the series, has said that she was a fan of the anime when she was younger and that Star was originally going to be obsessed with it.<ref>[https://ohmy.disney.com/insider/2015/07/20/creator-daron-nefcy-guides-us-through-tonights-star-studded-episode-of-star-vs-the-forces-of-evil/ Creator Daron Nefcy Guides Us Through Tonight’s Star-Studded Episode of Star Vs. the Forces of Evil - Oh My Disney]</ref>
-===Teen Titans Go!===
-In the episode, "The League of Legs" the Teen Titans change into their new outfits for their league by way of a transformation sequence mimicking some of the Sailor Senshi's transformation sequences in the anime.
-===[[Wikipedia:Steven Universe|Steven Universe]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Steven Universe|Steven Universe]]''===
 [[File:SU_SM_REF.jpg|thumb|left|The book with Usagi on it in ''Steven Universe'']]In the episode "House Guest", a book with Usagi on the cover can be seen on a shelf. Also, in an official Newsarama interview, Steven says that he likes the ''Sailor Moon'' manga and calls it down to earth.<ref>[http://www.newsarama.com/23160-steven-universe-the-character-on-steven-universe-the-series.html STEVEN UNIVERSE: The Interview - Newsarama]</ref>
+===''[[Wikipedia:Teen Titans Go! (TV series)|Teen Titans Go!]]''===
-=== The Amazing World of Gumball ===
+In the episode "The League of Legs", the Teen Titans change into their new outfits for their league by way of a transformation sequence mimicking some of the Sailor Senshi's transformation sequences in the anime.
-In the episode "The Lie", the sequence where Richard Watterson creates the Sluzzlewurst is very similar to Sailor Moon's first transformation due to the music, background, some of Richard's movements, and how Richard's body outlines can be seen despite him wearing clothes before and after the sequence. A similar sequence occurs in "The Romance", this time showing Penny Fitzgerald attempting to shapeshift. The sequence in this episode is shorter and the only similarities to the transformation are the music, the background, and having the character in the sequence attempt to transform in some way.[[File:Usagichan.JPG|thumb|176x176px|A girl that looks like Usagi can be seen in the lunch line in episode 18 in W.I.T.C.H]]
+===''[[Wikipedia:W.I.T.C.H. (TV series)|W.I.T.C.H.]]''===
+[[File:Usagichan.JPG|thumb|176x176px|A girl that looks like Usagi can be seen in the lunch line in episode 18 in W.I.T.C.H]]In the episodes "R is for Relentless" and "V is for Victory", an Usagi look-alike is seen in the hallway and the lunch line at Sheffield Institute.
-===[[Wikipedia:W.I.T.C.H|W.I.T.C.H]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Zig & Sharko|Zig & Sharko]]''===
+In the episode "Spick and Span", Zig and Bernie introduce themselves as cleaners to Marina and Sharko in a manner resembling Sailor Moon's first transformation sequence.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvFwB7OVo98 (NEW SEASON) Zig & Sharko - Spick and Span (S02E18) _ Full Episode in HD]</ref>
-In the episodes "R is for Relentless" and "V is for Victory", an Usagi look-alike is seen in the hallway and the lunch line at Sheffield Institute.
 ==Other==
-===[[Wikipedia:Aoi House|Aoi House]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Aoi House|Aoi House]]''===
 [[File:Damara_Moon_and_Rufioh_Mask.png|thumb|left|Damara and Rufioh cosplaying Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask.]]In the original English-language manga ''Aoi House'', Sandy Grayson has a Sailor Moon shrine in his room. Additionally, Kimberly Ann, a minor character in the series, has a pet pig named Luna-P, which is a reference to Chibiusa's toy of the [[Luna-P|same name]] and a character named Oniisan cosplays as Tuxedo Mask.
-===[[Wikipedia:Homestuck|Homestuck]]===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Homestuck|Homestuck]]''===
 In "[S][A6I3] MINISTRIFE!!!", Damara and Rufioh are dressed up as Sailor Moon and Tuxedo Mask respectively. Additionally, when Meulin and Kurloz are conversing with each other through sign language, some gifs can be seen. A couple of these gifs are ones from the first anime.
-===Monster Prom===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Monster Prom|Monster Prom]]''===
-The[[File:Sailor_Moon/Star_Wars/Harry_Potter_Fan_Fic.png|thumb|picture of Sailor Moon in Monster Prom: Stupidest Pop Quiz Ever]]re is a pop quiz in the game which asks a variety of obscure questions, on one of the quiz questions there is an image of Sailor Moon with Harry Potter's scar, the Death Star behind her, and a gun in her hand.
+[[File:Sailor_Moon/Star_Wars/Harry_Potter_Fan_Fic.png|thumb|picture of Sailor Moon in Monster Prom: Stupidest Pop Quiz Ever]]There is a pop quiz in the game which asks a variety of obscure questions, on one of the quiz questions there is an image of Sailor Moon with Harry Potter's scar, the Death Star behind her, and a gun in her hand.
-===Nickelodeon Magazine===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Nickelodeon Magazine|Nickelodeon Magazine]]''===
 [[File:This_is_an_actual_thing.jpg|thumb|left|The Nickelodeon Magazine reference.]]In one issue of the magazine, Bart Simpson is seen reading the ''Sailor Moon'' manga.
-===[[Wikipedia:Papillon Rose|Papillon Rose]]===
-In the early 2000s, a website for an anime called ''Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose'' was created. Originally, the website only had pictures of characters from the "series", with said pictures often being copied off of scenes from the first ''Sailor Moon'' anime but with the artwork changed. Despite it being a simple internet hoax, demand grew for more information on the non-existent series and over time, more information on "episodes", characters, and other things about the series was added onto the website. Eventually, in 2003, an ecchi OVA called ''Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose: Tsubomi no Yume wa Yoru Hiraku'' was released and in 2006, the series was finally made into a television series called ''Papillon Rose: The New Season''. Both the OVA and television series were shown to be inspired by or simply parodying ''Sailor Moon'', with some notable examples being the shorthand name for the OVA (''Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose'', or ''Lingerie Senshi Papillon Rose'' in Japanese, looks similar to ''Pretty Guardian/Soldier Sailor Moon'', or ''Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon'' in Japanese, which is the full name for the ''Sailor Moon'' series), the protagonist Tsubomi/Papillon Rose (Parodies Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon), Anne/Papillon Lily (Minako, Sailor Venus), Dandy Lion (a parody of Tuxedo Mask), the cat Rama (a parody of Luna), and many other characters. The manga series for Papillon Rose also had a similar art style to the Sailor Moon manga.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Papillon Rose|Papillon Rose]]''===
-===[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies|Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies]]===
+In the early 2000s, a website for an anime called ''Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose'' was created. Originally, the website only had pictures of characters from the "series", with said pictures often being copied off of scenes from the first ''Sailor Moon'' anime but with the artwork changed. Despite it being a simple internet hoax, demand grew for more information on the non-existent series and over time, more information on "episodes", characters, and other things about the series was added onto the website. Eventually, in 2003, an ecchi OVA called ''Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose: Tsubomi no Yume wa Yoru Hiraku'' was released and in 2006, the series was finally made into a television series called ''Papillon Rose: The New Season''. Both the OVA and television series were shown to be inspired by or simply parodying ''Sailor Moon'', with some notable examples being the shorthand name for the OVA (''Lingerie Soldier Papillon Rose'', or ''Lingerie Senshi Papillon Rose'' in Japanese, looks similar to ''Pretty Guardian/Soldier Sailor Moon'', or ''Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon'' in Japanese, which is the full name for the ''Sailor Moon'' series), the protagonist Tsubomi/Papillon Rose (Parodies Usagi Tsukino/Sailor Moon), Anne/Papillon Lily (Minako, Sailor Venus), Dandy Lion (a parody of Tuxedo Mask), the cat Rama (a parody of Luna), and many other characters. The manga series for Papillon Rose also had a similar art style to the ''Sailor Moon'' manga.
+===''[[Wikipedia:Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies|Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies]]''===
 At one point in the case "The Cosmic Turnabout", the eponymous Phoenix Wright says "As long as they don't punish us in the name of said moon for it...", referencing Sailor Moon's famous speech.
-===Yo-Kai Watch===
+===''[[Wikipedia:Yo-kai Watch|Yo-kai Watch]]''===
 Inaho Misora is a fan of a series known as "Sailor Piers", which is an obvious Sailor Moon reference.
-[[File:Usagi_Inaho.png|thumb]] [[File:Sailor_Inaho.png|thumb|left]]In Yo-Kai Watch 3, there are two other obvious references. One of which is when one Yo-Kai alters Inaho's hair to be the same odango style as Usagi, and the other is when Inaho ends up turning into a Sailor Piers, stylized text homaging the text style used for the Sailor Moon manga.
+[[File:Usagi_Inaho.png|thumb]][[File:Sailor_Inaho.png|thumb|left]]In ''Yo-kai Watch 3'', there are two other obvious references. One of which is when one Yo-Kai alters Inaho's hair to be the same odango style as Usagi, and the other is when Inaho ends up turning into a Sailor Piers, stylized text homaging the text style used for the ''Sailor Moon'' manga.
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