Review by Eolo

This is a gorgeous item that has 2 modes and four different sounds, Moon Crisis Makeup with and sans vocals by Mitsuishi Kotono, a sound mimicking the original 90s toy sound that plays in loop (and is rather annoying) and a Moonlight Densetsu piano arrangement with sound effects of episode 125. One of my favorites so far, can't wait for the Moon Cosmic brooch.

Bandai and design, branding or marketing considering it features images of the previous charms. It also features an interview with actors and actress for Prince Demando, Safir, Rubeus, Esmeraude and Wiseman. The character design sheets feature Black Lady, Prince Demande and Safir but I'm a bit disappointed that we don't get more material for Black Lady however she didn't feature in that many episodes so in a way it's expected. As for background artwork we get Wiseman's castle, Nemesis, some dimension, a background with the sign for Juuban Street, Osa-P Jewelry store and other Juuban backgrounds. Finally on the Osa-bu no Oheya we get to see the OtonaShoujo department of Bandai with a few pictures of Sailor Moon merchandise both vintage and new and we get a picture of Chibiusa's Time Key which I'm sure will be last charm in the next box set and most likely we will get an illustration of Sailor Moon with or without Sailor Chibimoon (most likely with) or the whole group which I really hope not. A gorgeous set, great for collectors and I honestly suggest to any Sailor Moon fan to get it, the design is very grown up and sophisticated and I would have like that when the original serious was released on DVD it would have been thought for an older target that grew up with this series.

I can't rave enough about these perfect edition manga, the color pages alone make it worth the purchase, the A5 format and paper quality are just things that make this a must have item for all Sailor Moon fans, skip the previous reissue (or if you've bought it sell it somewhere else) and purchase these. If only the publisher made the art books available again with all of Naoko Takeuchi's art. Volume seven features the first half of the Dream Arc.

This set covers episodes 21 and 22 of Sailor Moon Crystal and features Neo Queen Serenity and King Endymion on the cover, after the gorgeous Sailor Pluto this one does not disappoint, in a silver toned ice blue theme this features the last of the Inner Senshi wands, the Venus wand most likely leaving the Time Key and the Crystal Star Compact for the final two volumes. The booklet cover features Luna, Artemis and Diana with character art for Neo Queen Serenity, King Endymion, Diana, Veneti, Aquatiki and the gown worn by Usagi when she is captured in Nemesis. The booklet also features interviews with Momoiro Clover Z, the actresses for Cooan, Berthier, Petz and Calaveras. As usual it features background artwork for Crystal Tokyo and Nemesis and the Osabu no Heya feature. Well worth the purchase and leaving me incredibly curious as to what the next artwork is going to be.

I can't rave enough about these perfect edition manga, the color pages alone make it worth the purchase, the A5 format and paper quality are just things that make this a must have item for all Sailor Moon fans, skip the previous reissue (or if you've bought it sell it somewhere else) and purchase these. If only the publisher made the art books available again with all of Naoko Takeuchi's art. Volume one features the second half of the Black Moon Arc.

This was probably the volume that I liked the least. Featuring episodes 17 and 18 which should have the animations mistakes corrected alas it does not. They use animation with Sailor Moon using the Moon Stick instead of the Cutie Moon Rod and they corrected several frames of Jupiter's expression to keep it like the series character style. The booklet comes with chara sheets design for Petz and Calaveras and the usual episode screenshots and design. The charm included is the expectable Sailor Mars Star Henshin Wand and remains like we've been used to so far. What actually upsets me the most is keeping a quite obvious animation mistake, considering the price of this edition.

This set covers episodes 19 and 20 of Sailor Moon Crystal and features Sailor Pluto on the cover, this is probably the most stunning set of the Black Moon saga yet with a gorgeous illustration. I would love for the charm to be Sailor Pluto's staff or the Garnet Orb but it keeps the guardians' wands featuring Sailor Jupiter's. The booklet features character art for Sailor Pluto, Rubeus and Esmeraude other than the regular episode screenshots, interviews and the Osa-P feature. Only three more to go and overal this is very stunning.

I can't rave enough about these perfect edition manga, the color pages alone make it worth the purchase, the A5 format and paper quality are just things that make this a must have item for all Sailor Moon fans, skip the previous reissue (or if you've bought it sell it somewhere else) and purchase these. If only the publisher made the art books available again with all of Naoko Takeuchi's art. Volume one features the second half of the Dark Kingdom Arc.

In all honesty I only bough this soundtrack for my Sailor Moon Crystal Collection and liked the concept of the sleeve artwork and design as well as the cute CDJapan postcard. As for the songs it is a matter of taste. While they're not bad, most of it is not sung in character meaning the actress or actor will sing well but they won't sound like the character they play except for Sailor Moon in the first track and the Shitennou in the "I'm going down" track. My favorite song that evokes image songs from the nineties and is slightly reminiscent of tracks like Ai no Senshi or Moon Revenge is Kakumei wa Night and Day sung by the Sailor Senshi cast. I don't hate it and don't regret purchasing it, but the 4 stars is more geared toward design and packaging rather than musical quality, the series soundtrack is a lot better,

Chibiusa is not one of my favorite characters nor is Sailor Mercury and I had to mark this, but it's based on personal taste. This volume marks the start of the Black Moon arc featuring corrections in the original animation broadcast in Nico Nico and a smoother overall feeling. I have to say that the Black Moon arc seems better overall than the Dark Kingdom arc in terms of character development and acting. It comes with a booklet (this time with Luna-P instead of Luna or Artemis on the cover) featuring Berthier and Coan character sheets as well as Chibiusa and the charm is Sailor Mercury's Star transformation pen which has better quality than the Cutie Moon Rod from volume 7 and is rather exquisite but doesn't excite me. This edition also comes with Ami's fabric poster with only Rei and Makoto missing. With five more volumes to go until the end I can't wait to see the cover art which is what usually excites me considering the charms rather predictable (Mars, Jupiter and Venus Star pens, the Space Time Key and most likely the Cosmic Star Compact.

I can't rave enough about these perfect edition manga, the color pages alone make it worth the purchase, the A5 format and paper quality are just things that make this a must have item for all Sailor Moon fans, skip the previous reissue (or if you've bought it sell it somewhere else) and purchase these. If only the publisher made the art books available again with all of Naoko Takeuchi's art. Volume one features the first half of the Dark Kingdom Arc.

I can't rave enough about these perfect edition manga, the color pages alone make it worth the purchase, the A5 format and paper quality are just things that make this a must have item for all Sailor Moon fans, skip the previous reissue (or if you've bought it sell it somewhere else) and purchase these. If only the publisher made the art books available again with all of Naoko Takeuchi's art. Volume five features the first half of the Infinity Arc.

I can't rave enough about these perfect edition manga, the color pages alone make it worth the purchase, the A5 format and paper quality are just things that make this a must have item for all Sailor Moon fans, skip the previous reissue (or if you've bought it sell it somewhere else) and purchase these. If only the publisher made the art books available again with all of Naoko Takeuchi's art. Volume six features the second half of the Infinity Arc.

I can't rave enough about these perfect edition manga, the color pages alone make it worth the purchase, the A5 format and paper quality are just things that make this a must have item for all Sailor Moon fans, skip the previous reissue (or if you've bought it sell it somewhere else) and purchase these. If only the publisher made the art books available again with all of Naoko Takeuchi's art. Volume nine features the first half of the Stars Arc.

I can't rave enough about these perfect edition manga, the color pages alone make it worth the purchase, the A5 format and paper quality are just things that make this a must have item for all Sailor Moon fans, skip the previous reissue (or if you've bought it sell it somewhere else) and purchase these. If only the publisher made the art books available again with all of Naoko Takeuchi's art. Volume ten features the second half of the Stars Arc and the final volume of the Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Manga.

This is has to be my favourite box yet. Featuring Usagi and Tuxedo Kamen with Tokyo as its background it is featured in a gray and red box featuring the silhouette of Tuxedo Kamen. The box comes with a booklet featuring interviews, the Osa-P feature and character sheets. The featured charm is Sailor Moon's henshin brooch with four different coloured stones to represent each of the characters and the crescent moon engraving and it's my favourite so far, from its detail to actual size which I thought to be much smaller it's an amazing addition to my charm collection. Well worth the high price.

The newest limited edition box features Princess Serenity in a pearlescent coloured box featuring a small booklet with character sheets and interviews with the voice actors. This box comes with a gold metal charm of the Cutie Moon Rod which is very simplistic in its designing having only one red coloured stone and everything else engraved, my criticism goes for the the fact that the rod's embossing is only on one side making this item feel very two dimensional, nonetheless another outstanding box for your Sailor Moon Crystal collection.

Another amazing Sailor Moon Crystal Blu-ray, this time with Sailor Venus on the cover. The orange pastel packaging features the Sailor Venus flowers (carnations they seem) the Sailor V transformation pen as a charm with very details considering the size. Alongside comes the Blu-ray digipack featuring Sailor Venus and Artemis and a small booklet with images from episodes 9 and 10, character sheets, background illustrations, interviews with the CG animation director and Sailor Venus' voice actress. It also has the Osa-bu feature in what seems to be the dubbing studio. This version also came with the extra big Usagi poster that is adorable. A must have for Sailor Moon fans everywhere.

The packaging remains fabulous with a pastel pink colouring and decorated with red flowers akin to Sailor Mars' transformation sequence. Includes the a BluRay digipack featuring Sailor Mars, an booklet with episode images, character sheets backgrounds and the feature of Naoko Takeuchi and Osa-p, a transformation Mars Power charm, truly for colectors and definitelt worth the price.

The packaging remains fabulous with a pastel pink colouring and decorated with roses akin to Sailor Jupiter's earrings. Includes the a BluRay digipack featuring Sailor Jupiter, an booklet with episode images, character sheets backgrounds and the feature of Naoko Takeuchi and Osa-p, a transformation Jupiter Power charm, truly for colectors and definitelt worth the price.