Since the 90s, Sailor Moon has enchanted both children and adults. The beloved manga has been adapted into anime multiple times. Here’s the correct order to watch the series and films.
The anime series Sailor Moon, based on the manga of the same name, tells the story of a clumsy girl named Bunny, who gradually remembers her true identity. She discovers that she is actually a powerful Moon Princess destined to protect Earth and the Moon from a mysterious threat.
For over 30 years, we’ve followed Sailor Moon on her mission, and throughout the years, the franchise has produced numerous series, films, and spin-offs. It can be tough to keep track of everything, so here’s the correct order to watch the original anime and Sailor Moon Crystal.
Sailor Moon: The Classic Anime in Chronological Order
The original Sailor Moon anime from the 90s consists of five seasons and three movies. Unfortunately, it’s not available for legal streaming right now, but you can find the entire series on DVD and Blu-ray on Amazon. Here’s the chronological order of the original:
- Season 1: Sailor Moon (1992)
- Season 2: Sailor Moon R (1993)
- Movie 1: Sailor Moon – Dangerous Flowers (1993)
- Season 3: Sailor Moon S (1994)
- Movie 2: Sailor Moon – The Snow Princess Kaguya (1994)
- Season 4: Sailor Moon SuperS (1995)
- Movie 3: Sailor Moon – Journey to the Land of Dreams (1995)
- Season 5: Sailor Moon Sailor Stars (1996)
Sailor Moon Crystal: The Remake in Order
In 2014, the iconic anime was rebooted as Sailor Moon Crystal. The remake features not only visual updates but also slight changes to the story. So far, there are three seasons and two films, with the latest film available now in the United States. Here’s the correct order:
- Season 1: Dark Kingdom Arc (2014)
- Season 2: Black Moon Arc (2015)
- Season 3: Death Busters Arc (2016)
- Movie 1: Sailor Moon Eternal (2021)
- Movie 2: Sailor Moon Cosmos (2023)
The film Sailor Moon Eternal serves as a replacement for the never-released fourth season of the remake. You can stream the entire film on Netflix. The individual seasons of Sailor Moon Crystal, like the original series, are available on DVD and Blu-ray on Amazon.
