Sailor moon rox0rs John
by Seany July 25, 2003
sailor moon uses tottally gay moon power of the week against stupid monster of the week in every rpisode
by anime jesus September 11, 2005
Thot. Only cares about her skin routine. Perfect hair no split ends. Always in drama . Always late to class and shit. Has two cat slaves. Makes sure everybody sees her great legs !! Always eating always . Probably a Scorpio bitch. Always in retrograde. Serves looks.WIG.
by Gyal hippie life May 3, 2017
A Japanese tv show that some perverted teenagers watch as an alternative to looking at a playboy magazine.
by Dumbass University April 9, 2020
An anime that was cancelled on cartoon network because it was expected to be bad, having few commercials. Hamtaro wasn't getting enough fans, so they cancelled sailor moon. Hamtaro is where they put all the commercials meanwhile, only one commercial break for sailor moon. Thinking only of money, Serena went bye bye.
Cartoon Network: "OH NO! Too many kids like this show. We didn't put enough commericals! We're screwed, hamtaro isn't getting enough ratings! Cancel the short-skirted bitch Sailor Moon, NOW!!"
by Sincerity April 17, 2005
The love story between Usagi and Mamoru, Usagi's boyfriend. Mamoru and Usagi are boyfriend and girlfriend during the series. The series is five seasons and 200 episodes and the manga is 18 volumes. The main theme is the love between the main couple. Mamoru, Usagi's boyfriend, later marries Usagi and becomes Usagi's husband. They become king and queen and rule Crystal Tokyo and have a child named Chibi-Usa. Mamoru proposed to Usagi at an airport when he gave her a ring after they have been dating for four seasons. It is their love that keeps them alive, they share many kisses and their love gets them through every battle and obstacle. Mamoru, Usagi's boyfriend, plays a significant role throughout the 200 episodes and 18 manga volumes.
by Mamorufan September 1, 2007
An anime run on Japanese television from 1992-1997, and American television from 1995-2001 (?). Later made into a live action version with kawaii plushie kitties (sarcasm). Prior to and during the years of broadcasts of the anime it was published in the magazine Nakayoshi and collected to a 18 tankobon manga. A spin-off of not as popular manga Codename wa Sailor V by the same mangaka: Takeuchi Naoko. A target of many anti-shrines, and H-doujin possibly because of its notoriety inside and outside of Japan. (do you see any anti-shrines of Serial Experiments Lain?). The manga was later re-collected into a gensaku edition that only consisted of 12 volumes (more acts per volume) and featured revised artwork.
by The Mahou demon May 19, 2007