7.6
Sailor Moon SuperS
美少女戦士セーラームーン Super S
7.6
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Synopsis
SuperS centers heavily on Chibi-usa and the Sailor Team. A new enemy, the Dead Moon Circus, has now appeared. Their motive is to find the Golden Dream Mirror that would be used to rule the world. To do this, the enemy attacks innocent victims for their Dream Mirrors and test their energy. Chibi-usa also has a new ally on her side, Pegasus. This season also sees the Sailor Senshi obtaining new powers.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 13+ recommended floor+
moderate
Sexual contentFrequent revealing outfits on villainesses (Amazoness Quartet), transformation silhouettes with brief nudity, one episode focuses on Chibi-usa wishing for adult breasts, and some suggestive framing during dream mirror extraction scenes.
mild
ViolenceStandard magical girl combat with energy attacks and monster destruction; dream mirrors are forcibly removed from victims causing temporary unconsciousness but no gore.
moderate
Disturbing themesCircus/freak show villain aesthetic with body horror elements; Chibi-usa (child-coded) has romantic tension with adult male characters (Mamoru, Helios/Pegasus) that some viewers find uncomfortable.
mild
OtherSeason shifts focus to younger protagonist Chibi-usa, making tone more childish in episodes but with mature undertones in villain designs and relationships.
Sailor Moon SuperS centers on Chibi-usa and the Dead Moon Circus villains who extract dream mirrors to find a world-ruling artifact. Expect more sexualized character designs and suggestive situations than prior seasons, plus creepy circus-themed imagery, though violence remains bloodless magical girl fare.
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Sailor Moon SuperS has 39 episodes.
Sailor Moon SuperS is currently finished airing.
Sailor Moon SuperS was produced by Toei Animation.
Sailor Moon SuperS aired Mar 4, 1995 to Mar 2, 1996.
Sailor Moon SuperS is based on a Manga.
Sailor Moon SuperS centers on Chibi-usa and the Dead Moon Circus villains who extract dream mirrors to find a world-ruling artifact. Expect more sexualized character designs and suggestive situations than prior seasons, plus creepy circus-themed imagery, though violence remains bloodless magical girl fare.
