References

Most of these sites have been relied on extensively to keep my knowledge of the anime and manga up to date and complete. The rest have simply provided me with enjoyment. They are all fansites, but ones that have been used as references are sites that can reasonably prove their information using official sources (i.e. the anime or manga) and have been continually trusted as sources for the Sailormoon community.

Sailormoon Channel: Bandai's official Sailormoon website! Unfortunately, it's all in Japanese. New Takeuchi artwork shows up here, as well as the latest updates from Japan.

CBC: Pretty Guardian Sailormoon: The official PGSM homepage. Of course, it's all in Japanese, but it still has purdy pictures for those of us who can't read Japanese.

  • Fly Me to the SAILORMOON: Toei's Official PGSM site, loaded with behind-the-scenes information on episodes to come and the cast's production diaries. Of course, that will probably mean nothing if you can't read Japanese, but the screenshots are nice.

    Juuban District: A page dedicated to PGSM, complete with bios, episode guides, manga and anime comparisons, item and attack guides, and also a tongue planted firmly in cheek. If you can't watch the show, this is the next best thing!

    The Sailor Senshi Page: Gigantic, long-running, well-known combo site. It hosts the original Dumb Rumors page, from which all other rumor pages (including SMULC) have sprung from.

    Dies Gaudii: A collection of the multitude of essays written by Ian Andreas Miller dealing with misconceptions, plus the infamous Hotaru Bikini Image Gallery. Also hosts the forum Forum Lunare, which I have also used in my research.

    Bunny's Tour of the Silver Millenium: Words cannot describe how simply amazing this site is. Guide for newbies, stuff for oldies, and yes, there's a rumors page, and more stuff than you can shake a Moon Stick at.

    The Oracle: The BSSM Encyclopedia: Self-explanatory title, but the wealth of information is staggering, covering practically every subject relevant to the series, and listed from A-Z, with pictures for reference.

    Sailor Moon Uncensored: This site contains a plethora of information relating to cuts in the show in North America, as well as SOS antics. Unfortunately, their site is incomplete and they frequently use inaccurate information that they refuse to correct. A mixed bag.

  • The Sailor Moon Soapbox: An insane website that regularly features Sailor Moon news, PGSM summaries complete with satiric commentary, and a regular feature poking fun at Sailormoon.com. The rest is totally random Sailormoon-related content, but it's always a load of fun.

  • Ken Arromdee's Homepage: This site hosts the invaluable Sailor Moon FAQ, a quick and easy resource for the most basic of Sailor Moon questions. A perfect first stop for any newbies!

  • Hitoshi Doi's Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: A Japanese website that includes a complete episode guide to all 200 episodes of the show, among other things. Easily one of the oldest Sailor Moon websites on the net.

  • The Manga of Takeuchi Naoko: Alex Glover's site dedicated to the translations of every single one of Naoko-hime's manga, including Sailormoon and Sailor V.

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