Greetings web surfer! Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you enjoy your visit! For your browsing pleasure you will find here beautiful full-color scans from the Takeuchi Naoko artbooks, those rare and wondrous volumes designed to titillate senses of moon-fans; factoids and current information on MixxZine, the American-based comic magazine which is the official English translation for the Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon manga; a curious selection of manga clipart that I have assembled for use on your webpage; a collection of !free! programs and resources for making your own, extra-special Sailor Moon or anime webpage; a carefully selected list of links to sites with images, manga content, or lovely Sailor Moon merchandise. There also appears to be the makings of something called a Sailor Moon Clubhouse and an Artbook III Special...now I wonder what those could be? Come back soon and find out! But first, read on for more about the Sailor Moon manga.
In Japan, the Land of the Rising Sun, better known to its inhabitants as Nippon, a certain "magical girl" story called Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon (Pretty Soldier Sailormoon) appeared first as a manga (Japanese comic book). This manga was based on a Codename: Sailor V manga which featured Aino Minako, who would later join the Sailor Team as Sailor Venus. Both manga/comics were written and drawn by Takeuchi Naoko. Ms. Takeuchi's Sailor Moon manga has gained an even wider audience in its animated form as the television show Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon (known as simply "Sailor Moon" in some countries). There are many differences between the manga and the anime, and I love both forms. So far, I have read the second Sailor V tankouban (collected volume of manga chapters), the first 5 chapters of Sailor Moon as translated by MixxZine, and volume 11 of the Japanese SM manga.
All of the pictures found on my
page are copyrighted by the usual people: Takeuchi Naoko, Nakayosi, Kodansha,
etc. As I am a member of Free
the Images, you are welcome to use any of the pictures found on my
site, unless otherwise noted.
 Color
Manga Pictures
 MixxZine
Information Page
 SM
Webpage Clipart
 "Everything
You Need To Make A Webpage"
Image
Links
Manga
Links
Sailor
Moon Shopping
Sailor
Moon Clubhouse coming
soon!
Artbook
III Special working
on it! |
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May 20: Exciting
News for American SM fans: the 17 "new" SMR episodes will be airing in
the U.S. starting June 1. Visit the SOS
Campaign Headquarters for information.
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Time for the copyright
notice! All names, images, characters etc. that are not mine or freeware
are copyrighted by their respective rights holders. These include Takeuchi
Naoko, Nakayosi, Kodansha and some others. This is
my second webpage, and it was first uploaded on August 8, 1997.
My page is best experienced in Netscape
4.0 in 24 bit (16 million) or 16 bit color and a 800 x 600 pixel screen. Netscape
3.0 and Internet Explorer
should work equally well. I use the HTML editor Netscape
Composer (part of Netscape 4.0) to edit my page, a program designed
for people who don't want to work with raw HTML. Some graphics provided
by ChibiChibi's
Free Sailor Moon Web Page Graphix, Charmaine of Clarissa
Wild & Wacky World, Designer
Originals, Therrien,
and The SM Toolbox.
Guestbook provided by Dreambook.
Tracker by WebTracker.
Graphics created in Paint Shop Pro 4.0.
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