Sailor Moon (long-running anime series)

Sailor Moon, originally released in Japan as Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon (Japanese: 美少女戦士セーラームーン, Hepburn: Bishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn) and later as Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, is a 1992 long-running Japanese children's superheroine musical anime television series produced by Toei Animation using Super Sentai motifs. It is based on the manga of the same title written by Naoko Takeuchi that was published from 1991 to 1997 in Nakayoshi. Sailor Moon first aired in Japan on TV Asahi from March 7, 1992 and ongoing, and was dubbed into various territories around the world, including the United States, South East Asia, Greater China, Australia, Europe and Latin America.

The series follows the adventures of the titular protagonist whose civilian name is Usagi Tsukino, a middle school student who is given the power to become the Pretty Soldier. Joined by other Sailor Soldiers, she defends Earth against an assortment of evil villains. The anime also parallels the maturation of Usagi from an emotional middle school girl to a responsible young adult.

Due to the success of the anime in the United States, the manga comprising its story was released by Tokyopop. Sailor Moon's popularity has spawned numerous releases which have come to represent most of the content in the Sailor Moon universe, including 3 films, 39 video games, and numerous soundtracks stemming from this material. A second animated adaptation, Sailor Moon Crystal, which is a reboot series that closely follows the manga, began streaming worldwide from July 2014 onwards.

Main Characters

 * Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (月野 うさぎ, Tsukino Usagi, called Serena Tsukino in the original English dub) (voiced by Katie Leigh in seasons 1-6 from 1992-1997, Nika Futterman in seasons 7-11 from 1998-2002, Hynden Walch in seasons 12-21 from 2003-2012 and Stephanie Sheh in seasons 22 and ongoing) is the main protagonist of the series. Usagi is a careless fourteen-year-old girl with an enormous capacity for love, compassion, and understanding. Usagi transforms into the heroine called Sailor Moon, the Guardian of Love and Justice. At the beginning of the series, she is a self-described immature crybaby who resents fighting evil and wants nothing more than to be a normal girl. As the story progresses, however, she embraces the chance to use her power to protect those she cares about.
 * Mamoru Chiba (地場 衛, Chiba Mamoru, called Darien Shields in the original English dub) (voiced by David Kaufman in seasons 1-4 from 1992-1995, Rino Romano in seasons 5-16 from 1996-2007, Yuri Lowenthal in seasons 17-22 from 2008-2013 and Robbie Daymond in seasons 23 and ongoing) is a student who is older than Usagi. When he was a young child, Mamoru was in a car accident that killed his parents and erased his memories. He and Usagi share a special psychic connection, and he can sense when she is in danger. This inspires him to take on the guise of Tuxedo Mask and fight alongside the Sailor Guardians when needed. After an initially confrontational relationship, he and Usagi remember their past lives together and fall in love again.
 * Ami Mizuno (水野 亜美, Mizuno Ami, called Amy Anderson in the original English dub) (voiced by Cathy Cavadini seasons 1-17 from 1992-2009 and Kate Higgins in seasons 18 and ongoing) is a quiet but intelligent fourteen-year-old bookworm in Usagi's class with a rumored IQ of 300. She can transform into Sailor Mercury, the Guardian of Water and Wisdom. Ami's shy exterior masks a passion for learning and taking care of the people around her. She hopes to eventually become a doctor like her mother, and tends to be the practical one in the group. She is secretly a fan of pop culture and romance novels, and becomes embarrassed whenever this is pointed out. Ami also uses her handheld computer, which is capable of scanning and detecting virtually anything about which she requires information.
 * Rei Hino (火野 レイ, Hino Rei, called Raye Hino in the original English dub) (voiced by E.G. Daily in seasons 1-8 from 1992-1999, Grey DeLisle in seasons 9-21 from 2000-2012 and Cristina Vee in seasons 22 and ongoing) is an elegant fourteen-year-old miko (English: shrine maiden). Because of her work as a Shinto priestess, Rei has limited precognition and can dispel or nullify evil using special ofuda scrolls, even in her civilian form. She transforms into Sailor Mars, the Guardian of Fire and Passion. She is very serious and focused, and easily becomes annoyed by Usagi's laziness, although she cares about her very much. In the anime adaptation, Rei is portrayed as boy-crazy and short-tempered, while in the manga and live-action series she is depicted as uninterested in romance and more self-controlled. She attends a private Catholic school separate from the other girls.
 * Makoto Kino (木野 まこと, Kino Makoto, called Lita Kino in the original English dub) (voiced by Mona Marshall in seasons 1-3 from 1992-1994, Kath Soucie in seasons 4-8 from 1995-1999, Pamela Adlon in seasons 9-14 from 2000-2005, Vanessa Marshall in seasons 15-17 from 2006-2008, Tara Strong in seasons 18-21 from 2009-2012 and Amanda C. Miller in seasons 22 and ongoing) is a fourteen-year-old girl who is a student in Usagi Tsukino's class and was rumoured to have been expelled from her previous school for fighting. Unusually tall and strong for a Japanese schoolgirl, she transforms into Sailor Jupiter, the Guardian of Thunder and Courage. Both of Makoto's parents died in a plane crash years ago, so she lives alone and takes care of herself. She cultivates her physical strength and domestic interests, including housekeeping, cooking, and gardening. Makoto excels at hand-to-hand combat. Her dream is to marry a young handsome man and to own a flower-and-cake shop.
 * Minako Aino (愛野 美奈子, Aino Minako, called Mina Aino in the original English dub) (voiced by Nancy Cartwright in seasons 1-3 from 1992-1994, Candi Milo in seasons 4-8 from 1995-1999, Tara Strong in seasons 9-17 from 2000-2008, Laura Bailey in seasons 18-21 from 2009-2012 and Cherami Leigh in seasons 22 and ongoing) is a fourteen-year-old perky dreamer. Minako first appears as the main protagonist of Codename: Sailor V. She has a companion cat called Artemis who works alongside Luna in guiding the Sailor Guardians. Minako transforms into Sailor Venus, the Guardian of Love and Beauty, and leads Sailor Moon's four inner Guardians, while acting as Sailor Moon's bodyguard and decoy because of their near-identical looks. She dreams of becoming a famous singer and idol, and attends auditions whenever she can. In contrast, in the live-action series, she is a successful J-pop singer (of whom Usagi, Ami, and Makoto are fans) and has poor health due to her anemia, choosing to isolate herself from the other Guardians as a result.
 * Chibiusa (ちびうさ, Chibiusa, called Rini in the original English dub) (Tress MacNeille in seasons 2-3 from 1993-1994 and Sandy Fox in seasons 4 and ongoing) is the future daughter of Neo-Queen Serenity and King Endymion in the 30th century. She later trains with Sailor Moon to become a Sailor Guardian in her own right, and learns to transform into Sailor Chibi Moon (or "Sailor Mini Moon" in the English series). At times she has an adversarial relationship with her mother in the 20th century, as she is more mature than Usagi, but as the series progresses they develop a deep bond. Chibiusa wants to grow up to become like her mother.
 * Haruka Tenoh (天王 はるか, Ten'ō Haruka, called Amara Tenoh in the original English dub) (voiced by Mari Devon in seasons 3 in 1994, Pamela Adlon in seasons 4-8 from 1995-1999, Melissa Disney in seasons 9-21 from 2000-2012 and Erica Mendez in seasons 22 and ongoing) is a good-natured tomboyish girl who is a year older than most of the other Sailor Guardians. She is able to transform into Sailor Uranus, the Guardian of Sky and Flight. Before becoming a Sailor Guardian, she aspired to become a race car driver, and she has excellent driving skills. She tends to dress and, in the anime, speak like a man. In the show the characters often mistake her for a man. When fighting the enemy she distrusts outside help and prefers to work solely with her girlfriend, Sailor Neptune, and later Sailors Pluto and Saturn. Sailor Uranus's talisman, known as the Space Sword, aids her fighting.
 * Michiru Kaioh (海王 みちる, Kaiō Michiru, called Michelle Kaioh in the original English dub) (voiced by Dana Hill in seasons 3-4 from 1994-1995, Melissa Joan Hart in seasons 5-21 from 1996-2012 and Lauren Landa in seasons 22 and ongoing) is an elegant and talented violinist and painter. Similar to her partner and lover, Haruka Tenoh, she hails from a wealthy family, though they are not mentioned in the series. She is able to transform into Sailor Neptune, Guardian of Ocean and Embrace. She worked alone for some time before finding her partner, Sailor Uranus. Neptune ultimately gave up her own dreams and became fully devoted to her duty as a Sailor Guardian, and is willing to make any sacrifice for it. Sailor Neptune's talisman is her Deep Aqua Mirror, which aids her intuition and reveals cloaked evil.
 * Setsuna Meioh (冥王 せつな, Meiō Setsuna, called Trista Meioh in the original English dub) (voiced by Kath Soucie in seasons 2-3 from 1993-1994, Nancy Cartwright in seasons 4-13 from 1995-2004 and Veronica Taylor in seasons 14 and ongoing) is a mysterious woman who appears first as Sailor Pluto, the Guardian of Spacetime and Change. She has the duty of guarding the Space-Time Door from unauthorized travelers. Only later does she appear on Earth, living as a college student. She has a distant personality and can be very stern, but can also be quite friendly and helps the Sailor Guardians when she can. After her long vigil guarding the Space-Time Door she carries a deep sense of loneliness, although she is close friends with Chibiusa. Chibiusa calls her by her nickname "Puu". Sailor Pluto's talisman is her Garnet Rod, which aids her power to attack and temporarily stop time.
 * Hotaru Tomoe (土萠 ほたる, Tomoe Hotaru) (voiced by Susan Blu in seasons 3 in 1994, Jeannie Elias in seasons 4-8 from 1995-1999, Lara Jill Miller in seasons 9-21 from 2000-2012 and Christine Marie Cabanos in seasons 22 and ongoing) is a sweet and lonely young girl. A laboratory accident in her youth significantly compromised her health. After overcoming the darkness that has surrounded her family, Hotaru is able to become Sailor Saturn, Guardian of Silence, Destruction, and Rebirth. She is often pensive, and as a human has the inexplicable power to heal others. Sailor Saturn's weapon is her Silence Glaive, which gives her the power to generate barriers and destroy a planet. When she uses that power, she kills herself but is reborn afterwards by Sailor Moon. Later she lived with Haruka, Michiru, and Setsuna like a family. She is close friends with Chibiusa.

Luna, Artemis and Diana

 * Luna (ルナ, Runa) (voiced by Jeannie Elias in seasons 1-3 from 1992-1994, Mari Devon in seasons 4-6 from 1995-1996, Christine Cavanaugh in seasons 7-8 from 1998-1999, Jennifer Hale in seasons 9-10 from 2000-2001 and Michelle Ruff in seasons 11 and ongoing) is a black cat who is a devoted servant to Princess Serenity and advisor to her mother, Queen Serenity. When the kingdom falls, she and Artemis are put into a long sleep and sent to Earth to look after the Sailor Guardians, who are reborn there. Parts of Luna's memory are suppressed so that she must find the Sailor Guardians. She first encounters Usagi Tsukino and teaches her to become Sailor Moon, unaware that she is actually the reincarnated Princess Serenity. Luna also provides the Guardians with many of their special items. Over the course of the series, Luna develops a close bond with Usagi, though it is initially on uneasy terms, as Luna often upsets Usagi by giving her unsolicited advice. She and Artemis have an implied romantic relationship, which is confirmed when they meet Diana, who is their daughter from the future.
 * Artemis (アルテミス, Arutemisu) (voiced by Maurice LaMarche in seasons 1-3 from 1992-1994, Quinton Flynn in seasons 4-13 from 1995-2004, James Arnold Taylor in seasons 14-17 from 2005-2008 and Johnny Yong Bosch in seasons 18 and ongoing) is the white cat companion to Minako Aino. Artemis trains her to become Sailor V, and remains by her side when she takes on her proper role as Sailor Venus. He first guides Usagi Tsukino through the Sailor V video game at the Crown Game Center arcade without revealing his true identity. In the anime, when a technical problem reveals him, Luna is greatly annoyed to learn that he has been the one guiding her all along. Later, he fills Luna in on the details of her true mission. In the Sailor V manga and the live-action series, Artemis gives special items to the Guardians, although unlike Luna he does not seem to produce them himself. He does not seem to mind the fact that he is named after a female goddess, even when teased about it by Minako. Artemis is more easy-going than Luna, and has a "big brother" relationship with Minako, although an attraction to her is sometimes implied. He also cares very deeply about Luna, often comforting her when she is distressed and stating his admiration of her. In addition, he is a good father to Diana, as evidenced by her affection for him.
 * Diana (ダイアナ, Daiana) (voiced by Debi Derryberry in seasons 4 and ongoing) is the future daughter of Luna and Artemis. She first appears when the Sailor Guardians travel to the 30th century in the Black Moon arc. After defeating Death Phantom, the Sailor Guardians return to the 20th century and Diana joins them. In the anime, she first appears in Sailor Moon SuperS, calling Artemis her father, to Luna's initial dismay. Only later it is revealed that Diana has come from the future and that her mother is Luna. Just as Luna and Artemis guide Usagi and Minako, Diana acts as a guardian to Chibiusa. She is very curious, eager to help, and deeply polite, always addressing Usagi and Mamoru with the Japanese honorific "-sama" and calling Chibiusa by her formal title, Small Lady. She is able to help the Sailor Guardians on occasion, despite her youth, and often because of the knowledge she had gained in the future.

Dark Kingdom

 * Queen Beryl (クイン・ベリル, Kuin Beriru) (voiced by Russi Taylor in seasons 1-21 from 1992-2012 and Cindy Robinson in seasons 22 and ongoing), named after the mineral beryl, is the first main antagonist in the Sailor Moon series. Beryl has immense magical power and uses it to channel the life energy harvested by her servants into the entity Queen Metaria. In most versions of the story, Beryl has the ability to corrupt others into her service.
 * Queen Metaria (クイン・メタリア, Kuin Metaria, called "the Negaforce" in the original English dub) (voiced by Kimmy Robertson in seasons 1-5 from 1992-1996, Jennifer Hale in seasons 6-20 from 1997-2011 and Mary Elizabeth McGlynn in seasons 21 and ongoing) is a malignant, amorphous energy being, and the true mastermind of the Dark Kingdom. She was born as a result of an abnormality in the Sun. Like all arch-villains in the Sailor Moon manga, she is an incarnation of the final arch-villain, Chaos. While the first official English release of the manga in English spelled her name as "Metalia", it was a translation error; reprints of the manga in English as well as multiple reprints in Japanese consistently depicted the character's name spelled as "Metaria" in Latin letters.

The Doom Tree Aliens

 * Ail (エイル, Eiru, called Alan in the original English dub) (voiced by Loren Lester in seasons 2-7 from 1993-1998, Charlie Schlatter in seasons 8-11 from 1999-2002 and Brian Beacock in seasons 12 and ongoing) and An (アン, An, called Ann in the original English dub) (voiced by Arleen Sorkin in seasons 1-6 from 1993-1997 and Dorothy Elias-Fahn in seasons 7 and ongoing) are two humanoid aliens who pose respectively as Seijūrō Ginga (銀河 星十郎, Ginga Seijūrō, called Alan Granger in the original English dub) and Natsumi Ginga (銀河 夏美, Ginga Natsumi, called Ann Granger in the original English dub), siblings who transfer to Usagi's school. While trying to blend in, Ail acts as An's brother. He develops a crush on Usagi, and constantly tries to win her over, much to An's dismay. He constantly denies these feelings to An, knowing her tendency to have fits of jealous rage. An develops a crush on Mamoru, and constantly tries to win him over, much to the dismay of Ail and Usagi. Ail and An are the only two of their kind.
 * The Hell Tree (魔界樹, Makai Ju, called the Doom Tree in the original English dub) is an alien tree that nourishes Ail and An. The tree lived alone on an island in a vast ocean on a faraway planet. The tree then created life and gave energy to its many children, until the children became greedy and fought each other until the planet was destroyed, with the tree and two small children, Ail and An, as the only survivors. The tree became weak and required energy to stay alive. Ail and An supply it with human energy to revive it but this stops working. The tree becomes angered and starts to injure those around it, killing An in the process. Sailor Moon uses her power to purify the Tree and resurrect Ann. Ali and An are left with a reborn tree in the form of a small sapling. The two of them leave Earth to live a better life with the Tree.

Four Kings of Heaven

 * Jadeite (ジェダイト, Jedaito) (voiced by Charlie Adler in seasons 1-9 from 1992-2000, Joshua Seth in seasons 10-21 from 2001-2012 and Todd Haberkorn in seasons 22 and ongoing) is the first of the Four Kings of Heaven to appear. In her Materials Collection, Naoko Takeuchi describes him as 'a typical beautiful person' and a ruthless, serious type. He is about 18 years old in appearance, making him the second-youngest, while in the live-action series he is the youngest. He is the head of the Dark Kingdom's far-eastern division and is named after the mineral jadeite.
 * Nephrite (ネフライト, Nefuraito) (voiced by Rob Paulsen in seasons 1-21 from 2001-2012 and Liam O'Brien in seasons 22 and ongoing) is the second of the Four Kings of Heaven to appear. Takeuchi describes him as cocky and emotional, writing in her concept notes he will probably get himself killed right off. He is the second-oldest, estimated at about 19 years old, and is in charge of the Dark Kingdom's North American division. He is named after the mineral Nephrite.
 * Zoisite (ゾイサイト, Zoisaito) (voiced by Corey Burton in seasons 1-13 from 1992-2004, Tom Kenny in seasons 14-21 from 2005-2012 and Lucien Dodge in seasons 22 and ongoing) is the third of the Four Kings of Heaven. Of the four, his character has undergone the most drastic changes from version to version of the story. He is the youngest, at about 16–17 years of age, described by Takeuchi as the least mature and most effeminate. He manages the Dark Kingdom's European Division and is named after the mineral zoisite.
 * Kunzite (クンツァイト, Kuntsaito) (voiced by Matt Frewer in seasons 1-12 from 1992-2003, Steve Blum in seasons 13-21 from 2004-2012 and Patrick Seitz in seasons 22 and ongoing) is the fourth and final member of the Four Kings of Heaven. He carries a shortsword, and Takeuchi describes him as having the majesty of an Arabian king. He is about 25–26 years old, leads the Dark Kingdom's Mid-Eastern division, and is named after the mineral kunzite. Unlike the others, he wears a white cape in addition to his uniform, with his tunic partially opened.

Servants

 * Prince Endymion (voiced by Neil Ross in seasons 1-5 from 1992-1995, Dan Castellaneta in seasons 6-13 from 1996-2004 and Jason Isaacs in seasons 14 and ongoing) In the first anime adaptation, and Sailor Moon Crystal, Beryl discovers that Mamoru Chiba is the reincarnated Prince Endymion after being revived by a fragment of the Silver Crystal that entered his body. Beryl uses her magic to turn him into a thrall of the Dark Kingdom and has him assume the identity of Endou to aid her in her scheme to locate the Sailor Guardians' base and steal the Silver Crystal. Sailor Moon manages to break Beryl's hold over Mamoru in the final battle. In the live-action series, Endymion willingly takes Queen Metaria into his body in order to kill himself and finish her, but she takes control of his body until Sailor Moon kills him, defeating Metaria for good and reviving Endymion afterward.
 * Dark Mercury (voiced by Linda Gary in seasons 1-2 from 1992-1993, Tress MacNeille in seasons 3-25 from 1994-2016 and Catherine Tate in seasons 26 and ongoing) Ami is briefly taken over by the power of the Dark Kingdom and becomes Dark Mercury (ダークマーキュリー, Dāku Mākyurī). This form first appears in Act 21, as a servant of Kunzite. Her sailor suit has black tulle and lace on the back bow and sleeves, and tribal designs appear on her tiara and boots. She also gains a chain with a black charm on it around her waist. Her transformation phrase is Dark Power! Make-up! and is said in a much darker tone. She wields a sword fashioned from an icicle, which she creates herself the first time her transformation is displayed. In promotional photos prior to her premiere, she was shown with a different sword, which seemed to have strings on it like a harp or violin; the latter seems more likely, as she is also seen holding a bow. This bow was redecorated and given to Zoisite for use as a sword.
 * Mio Kuroki (黒木ミオ, Kuroki Mio) (voiced by Cathy Cavadini in seasons 1-18 from 1992-2009 and Mae Whitman in seasons 19 and ongoing) is a minor villain appearing only in the live-action series. On the outside, she was a new teen idol whose signature song, "Change of Pace", had a following comparable to that of Minako Aino's "C'est la Vie." Also like Minako, she was good at volleyball and claimed to be a good friend of Usagi's. The truth, however, was much more sinister. Mio was a "shadow" of Beryl, created by her and Jadeite sometime between Act 25 and Act 28. Her objectives in life were to be Beryl's eyes and ears in the human world, to give Mamoru Chiba to Beryl, and to generally make the lives of the Sailor Guardians as miserable as possible—especially Usagi's. Mio was the principal player in getting Mamoru Chiba into Beryl's grasp; she also generally watched Mamoru during his time in the Dark Kingdom and mocked him and Rei about the fact that Princess Serenity will use her powers to destroy everything again. However, Mio's treatment of Mamoru inadvertently came back to haunt her when Prince Endymion was possessed by Queen Metaria, who seemingly blasted her out of existence.
 * Dark Agency (voiced by Michael Bell in seasons 1-9 from 1992-2000, Frank Welker in seasons 10-19 from 2001-2010 and Jim Cummings in seasons 20 and ongoing) In Codename: Sailor V, Minako Aino faces off with the Dark Agency, a group of villains posing as a talent and idol agency. The Dark Agency manipulated idols into helping them gather energy for the Dark Kingdom. In the final volume of the manga, it is revealed that the Dark Agency was established by the Dark Kingdom. Their leader is Danburite (ダンブライト, Danburaito), named after the mineral of the same name, whose real identity is Minako's love interest Phantom Ace. After Sailor V defeats him, the group dissolves and the Dark Kingdom begins to act directly, thus leading into the Sailor Moon series. They are never mentioned in the Sailor Moon manga or other continuities.
 * The DD Girls (ディーディー・ガールズ, Dī Dī Gāruzu) (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 2-15 from 1993-2006 and Tara Platt and Wendee Lee in seasons 16 and ongoing) are a group of five high-ranking monsters introduced in the first anime adaptation in Episode 45. When Beryl asks her remaining monsters which of them would like to dispose of the Sailor Guardians (when they attempt to find their location) and earn their place in Dark Kingdom history, the DD Girls volunteer to kill the Sailor Guardians. They create illusions of people the Sailor Guardians care about (namely Tuxedo Mask for Usagi, Motoki Furuhata for Makoto, and Ryo Urawa for Ami) in danger or pain, to lure the Guardians into a trap. The Sailor Guardians destroy the DD Girls at the cost of their lives, ensuring that Sailor Moon reaches Beryl.

Black Moon Clan

 * Prince Demand (プリンス・デマンド, Purinsu Demando, also Prince Demande/Dimande, Prince Diamond) (voiced by Barry Gordon in seasons 2-4 from 1993-1995, Corey Burton in seasons 5-21 from 1996-2012 and Matthew Mercer in seasons 22 and ongoing) is the leader of Planet Nemesis in the 30th century. He is the older brother of Saphir. Because of the Black Moon Clan's beliefs that the Legendary Silver Crystal is a corruptive force, Wiseman sought Demand out and convinced him to use the Malefic Black Crystal's power against Crystal Tokyo. Demand and his allies initially plan to use the Black Crystal's time manipulative powers to travel back in time to the 20th century as part of "Operation: Replay", intending kill the past versions of the "White Moon" members who established Crystal Tokyo: The Sailor Guardians and Mamoru. But Demand, wanting to see the Legendary Silver Crystal's power for himself, launched an attack that wiped out most of Crystal Tokyo in a display of power. It resulted with Demand encountering Neo-Queen Serenity as she rushed out of the Crystal Palace in search of her daughter, Chibiusa. This led to Demand becoming obsessed with Neo-Queen Serenity, which extended to her past self Usagi Tsukino as he abducted her during her visit to the 30th century. Demand intends to force Usagi to submit to him, but she eventually manages to escape. Demand later turns on Wiseman upon realizing that he used him and the rest of the Black Moon Clan, and is forced to kill Saphir as his brother is under Wiseman's spell. Demand then steals the Silver Crystal of the present from Usagi and the one of the future from Black Lady, and attempts to bring them together to destroy the time-space continuum. But Sailor Pluto uses her forbidden Time Stop attack and prevent, with Demand attacking Usagi before she and Tuxedo Mask combine their powers to destroy him.
 * Crimson Rubeus (紅のルベウス, Kurenai no Rubeusu) (voiced by Paul Eiding in seasons 2-23 from 1993-2014 and Steve Staley in seasons 24 and ongoing) is a red-haired human and the first member of the Black Moon Clan to appear in the 20th century. Introducing himself as the Black Moon's military commander, he is charged with the capture of Chibiusa after she fled into 20th Century Tokyo while sending the Specter Sisters on missions to ensure the operation's success. Though the Specter sisters are killed off, Rubeus manages to bring the captive Sailors Mars, Mercury, and Jupiter to Nemesis. Despite being loyal to Demand, his suspicions gaining further incentive when Neo-Serenity channels herself through Sailor Moon. Rubeus expresses distrust towards Wiseman, which results with Rubeus being strangled to death by Wiseman when he attempts to flee during the meltdown of Malefic Black Crystal Reactor.
 * Green Esmeraude (翠のエスメロード, Midori no Esumerōdo) (voiced by Julie Brown in seasons 2 and ongoing) is a green-haired woman and the second of the Black Moon Clan to appear. She is a selfish, vain woman with an obsessed infatuation with Prince Demand, emulating a goddess-like appearance by wearing an elegant, tight-fitting dress along with opera-length gloves and knee-high stiletto boots. She has a distinctive laugh, loud and piercing, and is the most comedic member of the Black Moon. After she and her subordinates Chiral and Achiral, fail to kill Sailors Moon and Venus when they, Tuxedo Mask, and Chibiusa reach Crystal Tokyo, Esmeraude undertakes the mission "Code: Extra, Operation: Relax" to personally kill Chibiusa. When the two Sailor Guardians and Tuxedo Mask intervene, Esmeraude uses the Beast Arms ability she received from Wiseman to overwhelm them. But King Endymion's spirit appears behind Tuxedo Mask, allowing him to channel his future self's power to kill Esmeraude with a Tuxedo La Bomber attack.
 * Blue Saphir (蒼のサフィール, Ao no Safīru, also Blue Sapphire) (voiced by Rob Paulsen in seasons 2-7 from 1993-1998 and Carlos Alazraqui in seasons 8 and ongoing) is the Black Moon's alchemist, and the loyal younger brother of Prince Demand. He is more cautious and rational than his companions. He is the only member of the Clan that does not wear earrings made from Black Crystal, despite having invented them. Saphir prefers to work with droids creations and maintaining Nemesis's Malefic Black Crystal Reactor, which he compared to his brother in being unpredictable. While Saphir questioned Wiseman's intentions and Demand's lack of reasoning as on the grounds that the latter's reasoning is being eroded, he only got his brother's disdain to be being by accused of wanting the power for himself. When Demand brings Usagi to Nemesis and she stumbled into the reactor room, Saphir admits that their plans were insensible and that she was guiltless yet tries to kill her on the grounds that she and the Silver Crystal are still a source of conflict. But the 20th century Silver Crystal activates and its energies cause the reactor to meltdown, with Nemesis undergoing an evolution while Saphir and Demand are rescued by Black Lady and brought before Wiseman. Wiseman uses his power to place Saphir under his control and bestows with Beast Hands, only for Saphir to be killed off by a reluctant Demand who apologizes for his earlier remarks about his brother's loyalty to him.
 * Death Phantom (デス・ファントム, Desu Fantomu), acting under the identity of Wiseman (ワイズマン, Waizuman), (voiced by W. Morgan Sheppard in seasons 2-24 from 1993-2015 and Tim Curry in seasons 25 and ongoing) is an immortal form of Chaos from the future. Before the events of the series, Death Phantom was originally a human who lived in the city Crystal Tokyo, and possessed dark powers which he used to reintroduce chaos and mayhem to the utopia with powers like his extending Beast Hands and his hypnotic Evil Sight. Death Phantom was later defeated by Neo-Queen Serenity, who banished him to the planet Nemesis where he will live out the rest of his days. But when Death Phantom died, his spirit and consciousness integrated into Nemesis, becoming the planet itself. He cloaked his decayed and crumbled human body to serve as a puppet and returned to Earth under the identity of Wiseman to find discontent among humans, recruiting the founding members of the Black Moon Clan whose hate towards 30th-century utopia of Crystal Tokyo and the Silver Crystal he exploited for his own. Wiseman provided the Black Moon with his Malefic Black Crystal, orchestrating their attack on Crystal Tokyo and 20th century Tokyo to shatter the Silver Crystal while exacting his revenge on Neo-Queen Serenity. Wiseman later acquires the future Silver Crystal from Chibiusa whom he corrupted into Black Lady to take the 20th century Silver Crystal as well, revealing his true colors and form as Death Phantom. But Death Phantom is destroyed when Sailor Moon and the recently awaken Sailor Chibi Moon use their Silver Crystals to obliterate the entirety of Nemesis.
 * Black Lady, more commonly known as Wicked Lady, (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 2-3 from 1993-1994 and Sandy Fox in seasons 4 and ongoing) is the evil form that Chibiusa assumed under Wiseman's influence, using her frustration of finding her place in the 30th Century to bring out her dark, malicious side and serve as his right hand. As Chibiusa's dream was to finally grow up and become a beautiful lady like her mother, Black Lady's form is something like a femme fatale with an overblown Electra complex.

Specter Sisters

 * Kōan (コーアン) (voiced by Cree Summer in seasons 2-26 from 1993-2017 and Eden Riegel in seasons 27 and ongoing) is the youngest of the Specter Sisters and represents a counterpart of Sailor Mars. Her name is short for kōankō (紅安鉱, kermesite) and her attack is "Dark Fire", which is called "Ice Fire" in the original dub. Sensing Mars, Kōan receives Rubeus's blessing to "Code: 001, Operation: Recruit": Posing as a T.A Girls Academy student who is president of the supernatural club called the Black Moon. Kōan uses her fortunetelling ability to predict the impending deaths of people to recruit those she promises will die painlessly for the Black Moon's cause. She also uses her Dark Fire to incinerate others under the cover of Spontaneous human combustion. Rei confronts Kōan so she reveals her true self, while Rei transforms into Sailor Mars. In the ensuing battle, Kōan traps Sailor Mars in a fire barrier but is killed by Sailor Moon when she first acquired the Cutie Moon Rod.
 * Berthier (ベルチェ, Beruche) (voiced by Christine Cavanaugh in seasons 2-7 from 1993-1998, Mari Devon in seasons 8-17 from 1999-2008, Lara Jill Miller in seasons 18-21 from 2009-2012 and Cindy Robinson in seasons 22 and ongoing) is the second youngest sister and represents a counterpart of Sailor Mercury. Her name is based on the mineral berthierite and her magical attack is "Dark water", carrying a dowsing pendulum made of Malefic Black Crystal. Berthier is sent by Rubeus to enact "Code: 002, Operation: Remove" to eliminate all opposition to the Black Moon which includes the Sailor Guardians. Berthier disguises herself as a normal human and wows people with her dowsing abilities prior to finding Ami Mizuno and deducing her as Sailor Mercury when she used her power to find a leak in a pipe at the school. Skilled at chess, Berthier goes on television to challenge Ami to a chess match. After losing the match despite having the advantage, a fight breaks out as Berthier manages to capture Mercury in a water barrier for the Black Moon before being killed by Sailor Moon.
 * Petz (ペッツ, Pettsu) (voiced by Kimmy Robertson in seasons 2-3 from 1993-1994, Candi Milo in seasons 4-10 from 1995-2001 and Lori Alan in seasons 11 and ongoing) is the oldest of the four sisters and is a counterpart of Sailor Jupiter. She is named for the mineral petzite and her attack is "Dark Thunder". Petz asks Rubeus to allow her the chance to avenge Kōan and Berthier by enacting "Code: 003, Operation: Renew": infecting those among Tokyo populace with a debilitating cold so they can be replaced with Droids. Makoto is infected by one of the viruses and destroys a Droid double that attacks her while she starts to pass out in her apartment. Petz manages to take advantage of Jupiter's weakened condition to capture her in a barrier before being obliterated from behind by Sailor Moon.
 * Calaveras (カラベラス, Karaberasu) (voiced by Lori Alan in seasons 2-23 from 1993-2014 and Cassandra Lee Morris in seasons 24 and ongoing) is the second oldest of the sisters and is a counterpart of Sailor Venus. She is named for the mineral calaverite and her attack is "Dark Beauty". The last of the Specter Sisters to attack, Calaveras is sent by Rubeus to enact "Code: 004, Operation: Rebirth": using her powers of Mediumship to have Rubeus speak through her during a televised interview to promote a televised gathering of people the following day. The plan was for Calaveras to use her channeling powers to brainwash everyone at the event into joining a cult dedicated to the Black Moon. When Minako confronts her at the channeling, Artemis taking out TV cameras to prevent their enemy's influence from extending to the worldwide audience, Calaveras channels the three captive Sailor Guardians through the hypnotized Naru Osaka, Ittou Asanuma and Kotono Sarashina. Calaveras then uses her captives to channel the spirits of her sisters to use a Spirit Attack against Minako with the intend to kill, revealing that Rubeus is going after Usagi and Chibiusa at that moment. But Rubeus fails in eliminating them and Calaveras is killed by Sailor Moon when she comes to Sailor Venus's aid.

Servants

 * The Boule Brothers (人造宝石ブラザーズ（ブールブラザーズ）, Būru Burazāzu) Chiral (キラル, Kiraru) (voiced by Eddie Deezen in seasons 1-23 from 1992-2014 and Doug Erholtz in seasons 24 and ongoing) and Achiral (アキラル, Akiraru) (voiced by Jim Ward in seasons 1-23 from 1992-2014 and Kyle Hebert in seasons 24 and ongoing) are two Black Moon Clan members who are under the service of Esmeraude, even appearing on her page in the Materials Collection art book. The brothers' mission is "Code: 005, Operation: Remake." They greet the Sailor Guardians when they arrive in Crystal Tokyo. They create a replica of the Crystal Palace as a trap. When Sailor Moon attacks them, she is paralyzed by a magnetic field from a man-made crystal at her feet. Tuxedo Mask destroys the crystal by willing it to break, and the brothers are killed.
 * Spotted Tilmun (斑のティルムン, Mura no Tirumun), (voiced by Peter Renaday in seasons 1-5 from 1992-1996 and Wallace Shawn in seasons 6 and ongoing) a male servant of the Clan, and twin girls Aaron (アロン, Aron) and Manna (マナ, Mana) (voiced by Debi Derryberry in seasons 1 and ongoing). Tilmun shares a friendship with the twins because all three of them are misfits within the Clan, with Tilmun having a half crescent black moon on his forehead, and Aaron and Manna not having any at all. When Wiseman begins killing the Black Moon members, Tilmun died protecting Aaron and Manna, while the girls are killed by him after Black Lady is reverted to Chibiusa.

Droids

 * Veneti (ヴェネティ, Veneti) (voiced by Jodi Benson in seasons 1 and ongoing) and Aquatici (アクアティキ, Akuatiki) (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 1-22 and Tara Sands in seasons 23 and ongoing) are a pair of Droids that appear in the manga, the musicals, and Sailor Moon Crystal. They are considered perfect creations by Saphir. Usagi stumbles onto the Black Crystal Reactor where she is attacked by Veneti and Aquatici alongside Saphir. The two Droids are destroyed by the overflowing energy of golden light from Usagi and the crystal encasing Neo-Queen Serenity. In the manga, unlike all other droids, Veneti and Aquatici are wisp-like beings, while in the musicals they are humanoid. Veneti has a masculine form in the manga while Aquatici has a feminine form, but it is unknown if they have genders. They are both female, or at least played by female actors, in the musical. In the musicals, Veneti was played by Izumi Ogino and Aquatici was played by Yuka Kuwahara. In Crystal, they are voiced respectively by Yukiko Morishita and Hitomi Oowada, while Tara Sands voices both of them in the English adaptation.

Death Busters

 * Professor Souichi Tomoe (土萠 創一, Tomoe Sōichi Kyouju) (voiced by Corey Burton in seasons 3-24 from 1994-2015 and Keith Silverstein in seasons 25 and ongoing) is the leader of the Death Busters and Hotaru Tomoe's father. A genetic scientist forced out of the scientific community for his unethical experiments, he sold his findings to companies and bought the entire Sankakusu District to continue his research to create "Super Beings". But a fire occurs in Tomoe's apartment that killed his wife Keiko and gravely wounded his daughter Hotaru. Tomoe saves his daughter by outfitting her body with cybernetic limbs during a freak storm that brought the Death Busters to Earth, the aliens apparently attracted to his darkness. Witnessing his assistant be reborn as Kaolinite, Tomoe sold his soul to Pharaoh 90 and willfully discards his humanity by ingesting a Daimon Egg to become a hybrid as he began to build Mugen Academy while working to perfect the stability of Daimon/human hybrids. When Super Sailor Moon and the Outer Guardians arrive at his lab and dispatch his Daimon test subjects, Tomoe changes into his Daimon form Germatoid (ゲルマトイド, Gerumatoido). Sailor Moon is forced to kill him with her Rainbow Moon Heart Ache, Hotaru has briefly seen saying goodbye to her father while accepting that he died a long time ago after her mother's death.
 * Kaolinite (カオリナイト, Kaorinaito) (voiced by Kate Mulgrew in seasons 3-24 from 1994-2015 and Tara Platt in seasons 25 and ongoing) is the Commander of the Witches 5 with the title of Magus (秘術師 / マグス, Magusu), named after the mineral of the same name. Originally Kaori Kuromine (黒峰カオリ, Kuromine Kaori), she was Tomoe's assistant before being infected with a Daimon Egg that consumes her humanity while pledging her loyalty to Pharaoh 90. Serving as Pharaoh 90's emissary, with access to Tairon Crystal, Kaolinite convinces Tomoe to offer himself and Hotaru to the Death Busters. Despite no longer being human, Kaolinite retained some of her former self like her infatuation with Tomoe. Posing as Mugen Academy's headmistress, communicating with Pharaoh 90 to relay his orders, Kaolinite directs the Witches 5 to deal with the Sailor Guardians and eventually take the Legendary Silver Crystal while also making attempts to prevent the awakening of Sailor Saturn whom she deemed a threat to her group. After the Witches 5 have all been killed and Mistress 9 had awakened, Kaolinite is given the task to kill the Sailor Guardians herself before the Outer Guardians intervene. This forces Kaolinite to assume her Daimon form prior to being destroyed by Super Sailor Moon's Rainbow Moon Heartache attack.
 * Mistress 9 (ミストレス9, Misutoresu Nain) (voiced by Susan Blu in seasons 3 in 1994, Jeannie Elias in seasons 4-8 from 1995-1999, Lara Jill Miller in seasons 9-21 from 2000-2012 and Christine Marie Cabanos in seasons 22 and ongoing) is a malevolent entity who is Pharaoh 90's partner, sent to oversee her master's arrival to Earth with Tomoe implanting her Daimon Egg in the comatose body of Hotaru. But Mistress 9 did not fully awaken despite Hotaru having seizures while in the presence of a Tairon Crystal fragment, though Mistress 9 slowly becomes more active when exposed to the light of the Legendary Silver Crystal. After the Witches 5 have all been killed, her influence overwhelmed Hotaru as she force-grows her vessel into a woman with long hair. Mistress 9 steals Chibiusa's soul and Legendary Silver Crystal while using the latter as a replacement power source when she conducts the ritual to summon Pharaoh 90 to Earth. As Pharaoh 90 begins to manifest, Mistress 9 attempts to rip herself out of Hotaru's body to assume her true form. But Mistress 9 is surprised to find that Hotaru's soul still exists and is inhibiting the entity from leaving her body, managing to thwart her by forcing her to be paralyzed on the ground, so Hotaru has enough time to restore the souls of the Inner Guardians and Chibiusa to their bodies. Mistress 9, who turned into her true Daimon form and broke free of Hotaru's force, attempts to steal Sailor Moon's Silver Crystal before Sailor Chibimoon arrives, Sailor Moon and Chibimoon assume their Super forms to overwhelm Mistress 9. But when Pharaoh 90 fully manifests, Mistress 9 allows herself to be assimilated into her master with Sailor Saturn later manifesting from what remained of Mistress 9.
 * Master Pharaoh 90 (ファラオ, Masutā Farao Nainti) (voiced by Michael Sorich in seasons 3 and ongoing) is a malevolent interdimensional being from "Tau Ceti Star System", an amorphous being who is both the mastermind of the Death Busters and the originator of the Daimons. He is Mistress 9's partner. As the Tairon Crystal that he uses for substance is nearly spent with his domain on the verge of collapse, Pharaoh 90 uses the spatial distortions in Tokyo's Sankakusu district to send an advance guard of Daimon Eggs to make preparations for his coming. Pharaoh 90's goal is to assimilate Earth and terraform it into a new home for himself and his Daimon spawn. As his right-hand Mistress 9 was inactive at the time, Pharaoh 90 communicated with Kaolinite at the top of Mugen Academy as he senses both the Legendary Silver Crystal and an unawakened Sailor Saturn whom he expresses dread towards.

Witches 5

 * Eudial (ユージアル, Yūjiaru), (voiced by Bebe Neuwirth in seasons 3 and ongoing) named for the mineral Eudialyte, is the first member and leader of the Witches 5 who appears. She is a red-haired humanoid with a rank of Level 78 and able to use the "Fire Buster" flame torrent attack. Under the alias of Yuko Arimura (有村ゆうこ, Arimura Yūko), she is the Etiquette class prefect in charge of Mugen Academy's Philosophy division. Eudial uses her position to bring newly enrolled students to a mountain retreat on "Mount M" for an orientation that doubles as a ritual to extract their Hosties. While retaining her human form in Crystal, Eudial assumes her medusa-like Daimon form to overwhelm Sailors Mars and Jupiter when they interfere before being killed by Sailor Moon. When Kaolinite revives the Witches 5 for her curse against the Sailor Guardians, Eudial targets Mars's insecurities and later attacks Sailor Moon before destroyed by the Outer Guardians.
 * Mimete (ミメット, Mimetto) (voiced by Linda Larkin in seasons 3-8 from 1994-1999, Tara Strong in seasons 9-24 from 2000-2015 and Kira Buckland in seasons 25 and ongoing) is the orange-haired member of the Witches 5 with a rank of Level 40 and able to use the "Charm Buster" attack, named for the mineral mimetite. Under the alias of Mimi Hanyu (羽生美々, Hanyū Mimi), she is a pop idol who is prefect of Mugen Academy's Arts Division. She uses her cover to hold a concert for Mugen Academy students to take their Hosties, having not expected Sailor Venus to be attending under the guise of a Mugen student. When the other Sailor Guardians arrive, Mimete is forced to fight them with support from Daimons created by some of the students. But she ends up being killed by Sailor Uranus. When Kaolinite revives the Witches 5 for her curse against the Sailor Guardians, Mimete targets Venus through her fantasy and later attacks Sailor Moon before destroyed by the Outer Guardians.
 * Viluy (ビリユイ, Biriyui) (voiced by Mari Devon in seasons 4-10 from 1995-2001 and Julie Ann Taylor in seasons 11 and ongoing) is the white-haired member of the Witches 5 with a rank of Level 202 and able to use nano-machines to completely obliterate her enemy in her "Mosaic Buster" attack, named for the mineral viluite. She acts under the alias of Yui Bidoh (美堂ゆい, Bidō Yui), Mugen Academy's top student and prefect of the Computer Club, using her nanomachines to turn computers into Hoste-sucking machines for the Mugen Prep School held in Mugen Academy. Viluy attempts to take Mercury's soul but ends up being killed by Sailor Uranus. When Kaolinite revives the Witches 5 for her curse against the Sailor Guardians, Viluy targets Mercury's insecurities and later attacks Sailor Moon before destroyed by the Outer Guardians.
 * Tellu (テルル, Teruru) (voiced by Janice Kawaye in seasons 4-24 from 1995-2015 and Laura Post in seasons 25 and ongoing) is the green-haired member of the Witches 5 with a rank of Level 404 and able to use the "Mandragora Buster" attack, named for the mineral tellurite. She acts under the alias of Lulu Teruno (照野留々, Teruno Ruru) and is prefect of Mugen Academy's Physical Education class and Botanical Garden, providing a number of her artificial Telluns plants to the populace to absorb Hostes from their victims. Though her scheme is found out by the Sailor Guardians as they confront her, Tellu overpowers the Sailor Guardians before assuming her Daimon form to finish them off. But Tellu ends up being killed by a newly re-awakened Sailor Pluto. When Kaolinite revives the Witches 5 for her curse against the Sailor Guardians, Tellu targets Jupiter's insecurities and later attacks Sailor Moon before destroyed by the Outer Guardians.
 * Cyprine (シプリン, Shipurin) (voiced by Janice Kawaye in seasons 4 and ongoing) and Ptilol (プチロル, Puchiroru) (voiced by Janice Kawaye in seasons 4-6 from 1995-1997 and Dorothy Elias-Fahn in seasons 7 and ongoing)are collectively the final members of the Witches 5 with a rank of Level 999 and able to use the "Ribbon Buster" attack. In the Materials Collection, author Naoko Takeuchi states that Ptilol is an extension of Cyprine, Ptilol normally within Cyprine's body until they split into two separate beings. The two are mirror-imaged with Cyprine having blue hair and eyes with a braid with a bun on top on the right side of her head and dresses in blue, while Ptilol has red hair and eyes, a braid with a bun on top on the left side of her head and dresses in red. The two are named for the minerals cyprine and clinoptilolite.
 * The Death Mannetjes (デス・マネッチャーズ, Desu Manecchāzu) are servants of Professor Tomoe in the musicals Usagi Ai no Senshi e no Michi, Henshin - Super Senshi e no Michi, and its revision. They are four men portrayed as thinking highly of themselves and as masters of disguise. The Mannetjes are tasked with finding the talismans and are rivals of Kaolinite's own set of minions: the Death Nightmares. They are killed by the Sailor Guardians but are revived by Sailor Moon at the end of the musical. Their leader is Death Ra (voiced by Harland Williams), and other members include Death Ri (voiced by Larry Miller), Death Ru (voiced by Wayne Knight), and Death Debu Re (voiced by George Wendt).

Dead Moon Circus

 * Zirconia (ジルコニア, Jirukonia) (voiced by Barbara Goodson in seasons 4 and ongoing) appears as an old woman with lavender skin who is revealed to a manifestation of Queen Nehelenia, overseeing the Dead Moon Circus in the real world. Her name is derived from the mineral Zirconium dioxide, which is often called Zirconia. Her connection to Nehelenia varies from version to version. In the Cloverway Inc. English-language adaptation, Zirconia's gender was changed from female to male, though the character's original depiction was maintained in the later Viz English-language adaptation. In the Materials Collection, Naoko Takeuchi mentions intentional insect-like elements in her design, possibly a reference to insect genus Nehalennia.
 * Queen Nehelenia (女王ネヘレニア, Joō Neherenia) (voiced by Laraine Newman in seasons 4-25 from 1995-2016 and Laura Post in seasons 26 and ongoing) seas, leader of the Dead Moon Circus, is named after the ancient goddess Nehalennia. Nehelenia is like the dark mirror image of Queen Serenity; the self-styled Queen of the dark center of the Moon that existed since Silver Millennium who possesses the ability to inflict powerful curses. She made herself known at the celebration of Princess Serenity's birth, the confrontation that followed ending with Queen Serenity sealing Nehelenia within a mirror. Nehelenia used her final moments of freedom to curse the Moon Kingdom to fall before Princess Serenity could take the throne, making her the cause of Silver Millennium's destruction. With the Moon Kingdom no more, as she used a solar eclipse to breech her seal, Nehelenia decided to focus on conquering Earth. Several millennia later, taking the Sailor Quartet to serve her as the Amazoness Quartet, Nehelenia conquers Elysion before sending the Dead Moon Circus to defeat the Sailor Guardians and retrieve the Silver Crystal from Sailor Moon.
 * Zircon (ジルコン, Jirukon) (voiced by Marina Sirtis in seasons 4 and ongoing) is Zirconia's companion and tool, a flaming eyeball with wings. In the beginning, it simply floats around her staff, but later can fly anywhere, and Zirconia uses it to gather images of those with beautiful dreams. She also uses it as a weapon, or to spy on her underlings. When Zircon is hit hard, any images it has gathered but not yet presented become distorted. It can also be used as a weapon with which to remove a human's Dream Mirror, similar to the Amazon Stones of the Quartet.
 * Xenotime (ゼノタイム, Zenotaimu) (voiced by Corey Burton in seasons 4-22 from 1995-2013 and Todd Haberkorn in seasons 23 and ongoing) and Zeolite (ゼオライト, Zeoraito) (voiced by Tom Kenny in seasons 4 and ongoing) are knife-throwing twins who, after the failures of the Amazon Trio, volunteer their services to the Amazoness Quartet. Xenotime, disguised as a talent scout, invites Minako to a fake idol audition set up by the twins and the Quartet in which the participants must undertake a 'survival audition' in a jungle setting. The participants, encouraged by the folk of the Dead Moon, become aggressive and fall prey to the Lemures but Sailors Mercury, Mars and Jupiter intervene before the same can happen to Minako, who has not received a power-up. Xenotime and Zeolite attack all four by throwing knives at them and commanding Lemures. When Minako attains her Super form, she destroys both twins with Venus Love And Beauty Shock.

Amazon Trio

 * Tiger's Eye (タイガーズ・アイ, Taigāzu Ai) (voiced by Rob Paulsen in seasons 4 and ongoing) was a tiger turned into a human by Zirconia. He takes the form of a tall, long haired blond man. He wears tight tiger-striped pants and a white top, and attacks with a whip.
 * Hawk's Eye (ホークス・アイ, Hōkusu Ai) (voiced by Jeff Bennett in seasons 4-25 from 1995-2016 and Michael Yurchak in seasons 26 and ongoing) was a hawk that was turned into a human by Zirconia. He takes the form of a tall young man with bright, wild pink hair. He wears a bra-like toga and tights in his battle attire. Creator Naoko Takeuchi characterized Hawk's Eye as a sort of grown-up Zoisite, with the dream of someday being a "bar madam" in either Las Vegas or Ginza.
 * Fish Eye (フィッシュ・アイ, Fisshu Ai) (voiced by Tom Kenny in seasons 4-25 from 1995-2016 and Erik Scott Kimerer in seasons 26 and ongoing) was a fish that was turned into a human by Zirconia. He takes the form of a slender, effeminate man with long, pale blue and green hair. In some disguises, he is styled with some hairdos such as a ponytail. In the Materials Collection, creator Naoko Takeuchi describes him as the Circus's "ball-balancing girl (??)", who one day dreams of becoming the "best ball-balancing girl (!) in the world"; emphasis is hers. She also compares his temperament to that of the exciteable Mimete. This has led some fans to believe that Fisheye was a girl in the manga, or originally intended to be one.

Sailor Quartet

 * CereCere (セレセレ, SereSere) (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 4-8 from 1995-1999, Lara Jill Miller in seasons 9-25 from 2000-2016 and Cassandra Lee Morris in seasons 26 and ongoing) is the pink haired, and most mature acting member of the Quartet. She is a trapeze artist for the Circus and is known as the Flower Magician. She is the leader of the Quartet. CereCere has light skin and wears pink, but has a yellow ball. She is very feminine and tries to be mature compared to the others in the Quartet. Her Sailor Guardian counterpart is Sailor Venus. Her hair is decorated in bows and a flower. Takeuchi has stated that CereCere is sexy and talks in a very aristocratic tone. She is the eldest sister, which corresponds to the order of discovery of the asteroid she is named after - 1 Ceres, which is also classified as a dwarf planet; she is also named after the Roman goddess Ceres. Later in the manga it is revealed that she is actually Sailor Ceres (セーラーセレス, Sērā Seresu), one of the four protectors of Chibiusa. In the manga, she is the only member of the Quartet not to use any attacks or spells.
 * PallaPalla (パラパラ, ParaPara) (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 4-8 from 1995-1999, Lara Jill Miller in seasons 9-25 from 2000-2016 and Xanthe Huynh in seasons 26 and ongoing) is the blue-haired, childlike member of the Quartet. She uses ball-based attacks. She is called the Magician of Balancing Balls. Her Sailor Guardian counterpart is Sailor Mercury, and her color is blue. Takeuchi listed her as being a bimbo, crybaby and childish. She is the second eldest sister, which corresponds to the number of her asteroid, Pallas. She was also named after the Greek goddess Pallas Athena. In the manga, it's revealed that she is actually Sailor Pallas (セーラーパラス, Sērā Parasu), one of the four protectors of Chibiusa.
 * JunJun (ジュンジュン, JunJun) (voiced by Jennifer Hale in seasons 4 and ongoing) is the green-haired tomboy of the Quartet. She is athletic and somewhat impulsive. JunJun is referred to as the Magician of Acrobatic Feats. Her Sailor Guardian counterpart is Sailor Jupiter, and her color is green. She is described by Takeuchi as a vulgar "Yankee"—Japanese slang for a delinquent or rebellious youth—and uses very informal male speech. She is also said to have dark skin and is the third sister, which corresponds to the number of her asteroid. She was supposed to ride a motorcycle. In the manga it is revealed that she is really Sailor Juno (セーラージュノー, Sērā Junō), named for the asteroid Juno and the Roman goddess Juno.
 * VesVes (ベスベス, BesuBesu) (voiced by Melissa Disney in seasons 4-25 from 1995-2016 and Erica Lindbeck in seasons 26 and ongoing) is the red-haired aggressive member of the Quartet. She is loud, brash, and somewhat violent. VesVes is known as the Magician of Beasts. Her Sailor Guardian counterpart is Sailor Mars, and her color is red. She carries a whip and her hair is tied up in a high ponytail which makes her distinguished from the other members of the Quartet. She is listed as being a "Queen" and having a darker skin color than JunJun. She is the youngest of the Amazoness Quartet. In the manga it is revealed that she is really Sailor Vesta (セーラーベスタ, Sērā Besuta) named after the asteroid Vesta and the Roman goddess Vesta. In Act 39/45 ("Dream 6"), she uses "Steel Ball" to send knives at the Sailor Guardians.

Shadow Galactica

 * Sailor Galaxia (セーラーギャラクシア, Sērā Gyarakushia) (voiced by Kath Soucie in seasons 5-26 from 1996-2017 and Carrie Keranen in seasons 27 and ongoing) is an orange-haired human-like female alien and the main villainess of the fifth story arc. She is the self-proclaimed "Golden Queen of Shadow Galactica", and is also described as the Guardian of Solitude. According to Naoko Takeuchi, Galaxia was created as a Sailor Guardian "to rival Sailor Moon", and her golden uniform and costume was described by her as very difficult to draw.
 * Chaos (カオス, Kaosu) (voiced by Tony Jay in seasons 5-12 from 1996-2003 and Jim Cummings in seasons 13 and ongoing) is a primeval entity that has existed since the beginning of the universe and the true main antagonist of the Sailor Moon series.Chaos appears as an enormous mass of black fourth-dimensional space. It is revealed that Chaos was a being who failed to become a star, and that it merged itself with the Galaxy Cauldron, so destroying Chaos would result in the destruction of the Cauldron as well. It emerges that, during the course of the series, Chaos sends out incarnations in the form of Sailor Moon's major enemies (Queen Metalia, Wiseman, Master Pharaoh 90 and Queen Nehelenia), and eventually uses Sailor Galaxia to steal Sailor Crystals to attract Sailor Moon to the Cauldron. In the end, with the help of all of the Guardians, Sailor Moon is able to force it into the Cauldron and everyone who was killed is sent back, each to their planet and time of origin, reincarnated after the battle. However, it is indicated that Chaos is not dead and will come back as Sailor Chaos much the same as it did in Sailor Cosmos's future.
 * Sailor Chi (セーラー, Sērā Kai) (voiced by Dee Dee Rescher in seasons 5 and ongoing) and Sailor Phi (セーラー, Sērā Fai) (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 5 and ongoing) are Galaxia's closest servants in the manga. They are named for two letters of the Greek alphabet, X (Chi) and Φ (Phi). Each carries a staff with a sun symbol on top of it, which they can use to fight. Sailor Phi also uses an attack called Galactica Plants Blizzard. The pair are known as the "Star Gardeners", and watch over the starseeds that are kept in the Star Garden, which is set around Galactica Palace. They serve as messengers for Galaxia, overseeing her other servants and reporting on their actions. Sailor Chi and Sailor Phi are responsible for the deaths of all three Sailor Starlights, Princess Kakyuu, Sailors Lethe and Mnemosyne, and probably many others. They are defeated by Eternal Sailor Moon in Act 49, but not before they greatly increase Galaxia's power.
 * Sailor Lethe (セーラーレテ, Sērā Rete) (voiced by Cree Summer in seasons 5 and ongoing) and Sailor Mnemosyne (セーラームネモシュネ, Sērā Munemoshune) (voiced by Katie Leigh in seasons 5 and ongoing) are twin sisters that appear only in the manga. Sailor Lethe is named for a naiad in Greek mythology, and for a river of the Greek underworld where dead souls go to forget their past lives before being reincarnated. Sailor Mnemosyne is named for the Titaness of memory, the mother of the muses, as well as another river in the underworld which brought remembrance and omniscience. Sailor Lethe has an attack called Galactica Myosotis Alpestris, which she used to attack Usagi. Myosotis alpestris is the name of an alpine species of Forget-me-not.

Sailor Animamates

 * Sailor Iron Mouse (セーラーアイアンマウス, Sērā Aian Mausu) (voiced by Katie Leigh in seasons 5 and ongoing) appears first of the Sailor Animamates. True to her name of mouse, Iron Mouse is very short, at least a foot shorter than all her targets (Takeuchi's notes in the manga state that she is Chibiusa's height, but she is not quite that short in the anime).
 * Sailor Aluminum Seiren (セーラーアルーミナムセイレーン, Sērā Arūminamu Seirēn) (voiced by Kath Soucie in seasons 5-26 from 1996-2017 and Faye Mata in seasons 27 and ongoing) becomes the second of the Sailor Animamates to appear. The Greek word Seiren in her name means the same as the English Siren and often appears romanized as such.
 * Sailor Lead Crow (セーラーレッドクロウ, Sērā Reddo Kurō) (voiced by Paige O'Hara in seasons 5 only in 1996, Jennifer Hale in seasons 6-10 from 1997-2001 and Julie Nathanson in seasons 11 and ongoing) is the third of the Sailor Animamates to appear. The Tokyopop manga translated her name as Red Crow
 * Sailor Tin Nyanko (セーラーティンにゃんこ, Sērā Tin Nyanko) (voiced by Cree Summer in seasons 5 and ongoing), the fourth of the Sailor Animamates to appear. Her human pseudonym is Nyanko Suzu (鈴 にゃんこ, Suzu Nyanko), which is drawn from her Guardian name and from suzu, the Japanese word for both "tin" and "bell." Nyanko is a colloquial term for a cat, drawn from nyan (the Japanese equivalent of meow). Her pseudonym in the English manga is Kitty Bell. She has a cold personality, willing to kill anyone who is in her way.
 * Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon (セーラーヘビーメタルパピヨン, Sērā Hebīmetaru Papiyon) (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 5 and ongoing) is the fifth and last of the Sailor Animamates to appear. Her name incorporates the French word for butterfly; in Japanese culture, butterflies are often considered to be symbolic of the soul. In the Materials Collection artbook, and the musical Ryuusei Densetsu, the word "Heavy" is omitted from her name.

Sailor Starlights

 * Kou Seiya (星野 光, Seiya Kō) is the leader of the Starlights as Sailor Star Fighter (セーラースターファイター, Sērā Sutā Faitā) (voiced by Kath Soucie in seasons 5-26 from 1996-2017 and Melissa Hutchison in seasons 27 and ongoing) and the lead vocalist for the Three Lights. In general, Seiya acts arrogant and tends to be, at least on the surface, confident in their own abilities.
 * Kou Taiki (大気 光, Taiki Kō), better known as Sailor Star Maker (セーラースターメイカー, Sērā Sutā Meikā) (voiced by Cree Summer in seasons 5-26 from 1996-2017 and Erika Haralacher in seasons 27 and ongoing), is the most intellectual of the trio. Their abilities rival that of Ami Mizuno, though they consider her romantic notions foolish. In the anime, Ami's appeal for them to see the good in dreaming does begin to have an effect, however. In combat with a phage, Star Maker is the first of the Starlights to willingly allow Sailor Moon to heal the monster rather than trying to kill it themselves, because it had been a teacher who Ami respected. Later in the series, as they are beginning to lose hope in finding Princess Kakyuu, they visit a sick girl named Misa in the hospital. She shows them a drawing of the Princess that she sees when she listens to the Three Lights' song. With renewed hope, Taiki returns to the Three Lights. In the anime, they sometimes wear glasses.
 * Kou Yaten (夜天 光, Yaten Kō) (voiced by Jennifer Hale in seasons 5-26 from 1996-2017 and Sarah Anne Williams in seasons 27 and ongoing), better known as Sailor Star Healer (セーラースターヒーラー, Sērā Sutā Hīrā), is a lonely person who does not like to socialize or play sports. Their remarks are often sharp-edged and blunt, which further separates them from the world. At one point, the other Starlights even chastise Yaten for behaving in a way that might reduce the number of fans. Yaten does not interact with the people around them much, wanting to focus on the mission. Yaten is egotistical and nurses grudges, and hates injury. However, they and Luna get along well.

Other Humans

 * Ikuko Tsukino (月野 育子, Tsukino Ikuko) (voiced by Heather North in seasons 1-3 from 1992-1994, Tress MacNeille in seasons 4-7 from 1995-1998, April Winchell in seasons 8-10 from 1999-2001, Jennifer Hale in seasons 11-16 from 2002-2007 and Tara Platt in seasons 17 and ongoing) is the mother of Usagi. She is often seen cooking and lecturing Usagi for her grades in school. They are shown to be close, since she gives Usagi advice on relationships of all kinds, and eagerly accepts her relationship with Mamoru. She cares for Chibiusa when she is present, whom she believes to be her niece, but who in truth is her future granddaughter. She also cares for Chibi-Chibi, whom she believes to be her second daughter. Ikuko's name and design are modeled after Takeuchi's mother.
 * Kenji Tsukino (月野 謙之, Tsukino Kenji) (voiced by Rob Paulsen in seasons 1-15 from 1992-2006, Andre Sogliuzzo in seasons 16-21 from 2007-2012 and Keith Silverstein in seasons 22 and ongoing) is Usagi's father, a stereotypical well-meaning Japanese salaryman, who works as a magazine reporter and later as an editor-in-chief. Kenji is quite affectionate with his wife. Early on, he becomes jealous when he sees Usagi with Mamoru Chiba, thinking he is too old for her. Like his wife, Kenji is entirely unaware of Usagi's real identity. He senses a maturity in his daughter when she is finally aware of her status as Princess Serenity, and notes that at times her beauty seems serene. Kenji appears less frequently after the anime adaptation's second season.
 * Shingo Tsukino (月野 進悟, Tsukino Shingo, called Sammy Tsukino in the original English dub) (voiced by Scott McAfee in seasons 1-3 from 1992-1994, Adam Wylie in seasons 4-7 from 1995-1998, Shaun Fleming in seasons 8-11 from 1999-2002, Daryl Sabara in seasons 12-15 from 2003-2006, Jimmy Bennett in seasons 16-17 from 2007-2008 and Nicolas Roye in seasons 18 and ongoing) is the younger brother of Usagi, making her the only Sailor Guardian with a known sibling. His influence in her life is alternately helpful and mocking; he considers her well-meaning, but also considers her an accident-prone crybaby. Though unaware of his sister's true identity, Shingo is impressed by the media-hyped urban legends of Sailor Moon and Sailor V. He is a particularly enthusiastic fan of Sailor Moon because she rescued him from Dark Kingdom forces early in her career. Like his older sister, he enjoys video games and, unlike his sister, is a diligent student. Shingo's favorite book is Shonen J*mp (a reference to the manga anthology Weekly Shōnen Jump). In the anime, Shingo appears in several episodes of the first season, but is less frequently seen afterwards.
 * Keiichi Tsukino (voiced by George Carlin in seasons 2-16 from 1993-2007, and Jim Meskimen in seasons 17 and ongoing) - Kazuyuki and Ikuko's father, Kenji's father-in-law, Usagi and Shingo's grandfather and Chibiusa's great-grandfather.
 * Asako Tsukino (voiced by Debbie Reynolds in seasons 2-18 until her death, and Tress MacNeille in seasons 19 and ongoing) - Kazuyuki and Ikuko's mother, Kenji's father-in-law, Usagi and Shingo's grandmother and Chibiusa's great-grandmother,
 * Kazuyuki Tsukino (voiced by Richard McGonagle in seasons 5-13 from 1996-2004, and Daran Norris in seasons 14 and ongoing) - Ikuko's older brother, Usagi and Shingo's paternal uncle and Chibiusa's granduncle.
 * Saeko Mizuno (voiced by Allyce Beasley in seasons 8-13 from 1999-2004 and Grey DeLisle in seasons 14 and ongoing) is Ami Mizuno's mother. She is a doctor who lives with Ami at their home.
 * Katsuji Mizuno (voiced by Jeff Bennett in seasons 8 and ongoing) is the father of Ami Mizuno. He is a traveling artist who sends Ami paintings from time to time.
 * Yuji Mizuno (voiced by Sab Shimono in seasons 12 and ongoing) - Ami's grandfather.
 * Chiyoko Mizuno (voiced by Philece Sampler in seasons 12-30 until her death, and Grey DeLisle in seasons 30 and ongoing) - Ami's grandmother.
 * Kaori Mizuno (voiced by Steve Blum in seasons 20 and ongoing) - Ami's uncle.
 * Keiko Chiba (voiced by Tress MacNeille in the flashbacks) - Mamoru's mother.
 * Yasuhiro Chiba (voiced by Rob Paulsen in the flashbacks) - Mamoru's father.
 * Seizo Chiba (voiced by Mel Brooks in the flashbacks) - Mamoru's grandfather.
 * Fuyumi Chiba (voiced by Betty White in the flashbacks) - Mamoru's grandmother.
 * Tadashi Chiba (voiced by Dwight Schultz in seasons 7 and ongoing) - Mamoru's uncle.
 * Risa Hino (voiced by Kathy Najimy in seasons 10 and ongoing) - Rei's mother.
 * Takashi Hino (voiced by Mark Hamill in seasons 10 and ongoing) - Rei's father.
 * Hiromi Hino (voiced by Kate Flannery in seasons 26 and ongoing) - Rei's aunt.
 * Chisato Kino (voiced by Kimberly Brooks in seasons 13 and ongoing) - Makoto's mother.
 * Toru Kino (voiced by Keith Ferguson in seasons 13 and ongoing) - Makoto's father.
 * Shuichi Kino (voiced by Mick Wingert in seasons 21 and ongoing) - Makoto's grandfather.
 * Miki Kino (voiced by Kari Wahlgren in seasons 21 and ongoing) - Makoto's grandmother.
 * Yukana Kino (voiced by Nancy Linari in seasons 25 and ongoing) - Makoto's aunt.
 * Tomoko Aino (voiced by Allison Janney in seasons 9 and ongoing) - Minako's mother.
 * Unsho Aino (voiced by Norm Macdonald in seasons 9-30, until his death and Jess Harnell in seasons 30 and ongoing) - Minako's father.
 * Eisuke Aino (voiced by David L. Lander in seasons 12-26 until his retirement, and Michael Gough in seasons 27 and ongoing) - Minako's grandfather.
 * Noriko Aino (voiced by Edie McClurg in seasons 12 and ongoing) - Minako's grandmother.
 * Junpei Aino (voiced by Norm Macdonald in seasons 9-30 until his death, and Jess Harnell in seasons 30 and ongoing) - Minako's uncle.
 * Kae Meiou (voiced by Philece Sampler in seasons 11-30, until her death and Stephanie Sheh in seasons 30 and ongoing) - Setsuna's mother.
 * Toshiyuki Meiou (voiced by Greg Proops in seasons 11 and ongoing) - Setsuna's father.
 * Naozumi Meiou (voiced by Greg Proops in seasons 15 and ongoing) - Setsuna's grandfather.
 * Akiko Meiou (voiced by Philece Sampler in seasons 15-30, until her death and Stephanie Sheh in seasons 30 and ongoing) - Setsuna's grandmother.
 * Sosumu Meiou (voiced by Greg Proops in seasons 20 and ongoing) - Setsuna's uncle.
 * Rihoko Tenoh (voiced by Jane Lynch in seasons 21 and ongoing) - Haruka's mother.
 * Naoki Tenoh (voiced by Nolan North in seasons 21 and ongoing) - Haruka's father.
 * Ryotaro Tenoh (voiced by Jim Cummings in seasons 25 and ongoing) - Haruka's grandfather.
 * Rica Tenoh (voiced by Lara Jill Miller in seasons 25 and ongoing) - Haruka's grandmother.
 * Katsute Tenoh (voiced by Kari Wahlgren in seasons 29 and ongoing) - Haruka's aunt
 * Michie Kaioh (voiced by Jill Talley in seasons 14 and ongoing) - Michiru's mother.
 * Masashi Kaioh (voiced by Bob Saget in seasons 14-31 until his death, and Daran Norris in seasons 31 and ongoing) - Michiru's father.
 * Toshikazu Kaioh (voiced by Jason Marsden in seasons 14-24 from 2005-2015 and Josh Peck in seasons 25 and ongoing) - Michiru's older brother.
 * Yuriko Kaioh (voiced by Sarah Hyland in seasons 14-15 from 2005-2006, Jade Lianna Peters in seasons 16-18 from 2007-2009, Ariel Winter in seasons 19-24 from 2010-2015 and Kristen Li in seasons 25 and ongoing) - Michiru's younger sister.
 * Sanji Kaioh (voiced by Charles Napier in seasons 15-20 until his death, and David Kaye in seasons 21 and ongoing) - Toshikazu, Michiru and Yuriko's grandfather.
 * Megumi Kaioh (voiced by Jessica Walter in seasons 15-30 until her death, and Jennifer Hale in seasons 30 and ongoing) - Toshikazu, Michiru and Yuriko's grandmother.
 * Akira Kaioh (voiced by Ron Perlman in seasons 19 and ongoing) - Toshikazu, Michiru and Yuriko's uncle.
 * Rika Tomoe (voiced by Stephanie Sheh in seasons 22 and ongoing) - Hotaru's mother.
 * Naru Osaka (大阪 なる, Ōsaka Naru, called Molly Baker in the original English dub) (voiced by Jennifer Hale in seasons 1-8 from 1992-1999, Julie Nathanson in seasons 9-13 from 2000-2004, Ashley Johnson in seasons 14-17 from 2005-2008 and Danielle Judovits in seasons 18 and ongoing) is Usagi's best friend and schoolmate at the start of the series. Naru and her mother are the very first victims of a monster attack, and Naru hero-worships Sailor Moon for saving them. Throughout the series she continues to be a frequent target of villains and monsters. In a "memorable subplot" of the anime adaptation, Naru falls in love with Nephrite, who eventually returns her feelings and attempts to atone for his misdeeds. His death while protecting Naru devastates her throughout the first season. Voice actress Kotono Mitsuishi was particularly touched by this sequence. In the anime, Naru later dates Gurio Umino.
 * Mayumi Osaka (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 1-11 from 1992-2002 and Susanne Blakeslee in seasons 12 and ongoing) - Naru's mother.
 * Leo Osaka (voiced by Daran Norris in seasons 12 and ongoing) - Naru's father.
 * Goro Osaka (voiced by Adam West in seasons 16-26 until his death, and Lex Lang in seasons 27 and ongoing) - Naru's grandfather.
 * Kaori Osaka (voiced by Mary Jo Catlett in seasons 16 and ongoing) - Naru's grandmother.
 * Hitoshi Osaka (voiced by Daran Norris in seasons 18 and ongoing) - Naru's uncle.
 * Mizue Osaka (voiced by Cheri Oteri in seasons 18 and ongoing) - Naru's aunt.
 * Gurio Umino (海野 ぐりお, Umino Gurio, called Melvin Butlers in the original English dub) (voiced by Cam Clarke in seasons 1-6 from 1992-1997, Charlie Schlatter in seasons 7-9 from 1998-2000, Jason Marsden in seasons 10-16 from 2001-2007 and Ben Diskin in seasons 17 and ongoing) is a student in Usagi's class at school. He is usually called simply Umino, and begins with a severe infatuation with Usagi. His defining characteristic is his glasses, which are drawn with swirls denoting their thickness. Umino is commonly portrayed as a "nerdy", "weird", and "know-it-all" otaku, regularly keeping Usagi informed on current events, new students, gossip, and any other information she might appreciate. Despite his ordinarily nerdy appearance, Umino is implied (and later confirmed by Takeuchi) to be "relatively handsome". In the first anime, he develops a relationship with Naru, but their importance gradually decreases after the first anime season.
 * Kohei Umino (voiced by Jerry Orbach in seasons 1-12 from 1992-2003 and Jeff Bennett in seasons 13 and ongoing) - Gurio's father.
 * Emi Umino (voiced by Kath Soucie in seasons 13 and ongoing) - Gurio's mother.
 * Yasutaka Umino (voiced by Tom Kane in seasons 17-30 until his retirement, and Nolan North in seasons 30 and ongoing) - Gurio's grandfather.
 * Masami Umino (voiced by Tara Platt in seasons 17 and ongoing) - Gurio's grandmother.
 * Shigetoshi Umino (voiced by John Kassir in seasons 20 and ongoing) - Gurio's uncle.
 * Haruna Sakurada (桜田 春菜, Sakurada Haruna, called Patricia Haruna in the original English dub) (voiced by Mary Kay Bergman in seasons 1-8 from 1992-1999, Audrey Wasilewski in seasons 9-13 from 2000-2004 and Julie Ann Taylor in seasons 14 and ongoing) is a middle school teacher who often lectures Usagi for her laziness. Haruna intends to find a husband, which makes her an easy target for the Dark Kingdom during the first arc, and she often engages in seemingly childish things in this regard. She appears less frequently as the series progresses, and is never seen after Usagi and her friends start high school. In the live-action series, Haruna assigns pop quizzes and clean-up duty when needed. She has an extremely eccentric personality, and is very friendly and motherly towards her students, even Usagi.
 * Aki Sakurada (voiced by Laura Bailey in seasons 22 and ongoing) - Haruna Sakurada's daughter.
 * Koji Sakurada (voiced by Gilbert Gottfried in seasons 5-31 until his death, and Tom Kenny in seasons 31 and ongoing) - Haruna Sakurada's father and Aki's grandfather.
 * Chiaki Sakurada (voiced by Lori Alan in seasons 5 and ongoing) - Haruna Sakurada's mother and Aki's grandmother.
 * Motoki Furuhata (古幡 元基, Furuhata Motoki, called Andrew Hansford in the original English dub) (voiced by Townsend Coleman in seasons 1-5 from 1992-1996, Jason Marsden in seasons 6-22 from 1997-2013 and Lucien Dodge in seasons 23 and ongoing) works at the Crown Game Center, a video arcade Usagi frequently visits. Motoki also holds a job at the Crown Fruit Parlor and is a KO University student along with Mamoru Chiba. After he recognizes the Sailor Guardians and learns their true identities, Motoki vows not to tell anyone. In the anime adaptation, Usagi calls him "Big Brother" Motoki (元基お兄さん, Motoki-oniisan) and has a crush on him in the beginning of the series. Motoki and Mamoru also attend the Azabu Institute of Technology. He is pretty naive, and says that he views the girls as younger sisters, oblivious to the fact that they have crushes on him. He has a little sister, Unazuki Furuhata, who is friends with Usagi and the others. His girlfriend is Reika Nishimura, a science student. It is gradually revealed that he and Reika knew Setsuna while she was studying at their university. In the continuity of Sailor Moon Crystal, Motoki's background is the same, but he does not know Mamoru, who is still a high school student.
 * Reika Nishimura (西村 レイカ, Nishimura Reika, called Rita Blake in the original English dub) (voiced by Cree Summer in seasons 1-22 from 1992-2013 and Erica Mendez in seasons 23 and ongoing) is Motoki Furuhata's girlfriend and fellow student at KO University. She later befriends Setsuna Meioh there. In the anime, she is the reincarnation of the Great Monster Rikokeidā. After leaving Japan twice to study abroad, she eventually leaves the country for 10 years, but Motoki is still willing to wait for her.
 * Kazuya Nishimura (called Morty Blake in the original English dub) (voiced by Billy West in seasons 3 and ongoing) - Reika's father.
 * Rumi Nishimura (called Phyllis Blake in the original English dub) (voiced by Tress MacNeille in seasons 3 and ongoing) - Reika's mother.
 * Takumi Nishimura (called George Blake in the original English dub) (voiced by Jack Riley in seasons 8-13 from 1999-2004 and Richard McGonagle in seasons 14 and ongoing) - Reika's grandfather.
 * Ikue Nishimura (called Celine Blake in the original English dub) (voiced by Julia Sweeney in seasons 14 and ongoing) - Reika's grandmother.
 * Eiji Nishimura (called Mike Blake in the original English dub) (voiced by David Herman in seasons 24 and ongoing) - Reika's uncle.
 * Rei's grandfather (レイのおじいさん, Rei no ojiisan) (voiced by David Doyle in seasons 1-4 from 1992-1995 and Michael McKean in seasons 5 and ongoing) is a Shinto priest and grandfather of Rei Hino who lives at the Hikawa Shrine. In the anime, he has a different physical appearance and plays a more-prominent role as one of the holders of the Rainbow Crystals that make up the Silver Crystal. He often flirts with anyone regardless of gender.
 * Yuichiro Kumada (熊田 雄一郎, Kumada Yūichirō, called Chad Holdenford in the original English dub) (voiced by Cam Clarke in seasons 1-7 from 1992-1998 and Wally Wingert in seasons 8 and ongoing) is an anime-only character appearing as a ragged-looking young man who helps out at the Hikawa Shrine. His family is very rich and has a mountain lodge, where he takes Rei and her friends for skiing. After falling in love with Rei, Yūichirō decides to stay at Hikawa Shrine in order to be near her. Even though she does not reciprocate his love, he remains faithful and tries to protect her. She warms up to his personality considerably over time.
 * Kyoko Kumada (voiced by Melissa Fahn in seasons 12 and ongoing) - Yuichiro's mother.
 * Shigeru Kumada (voiced by Kevin McDonald in seasons 12 and ongoing) - Yuichiro's father.
 * Ichiro Kumada (voiced by Carl Reiner in seasons 16-29 until his death, and Jeff Bennett in seasons 29 and ongoing) - Yuichiro's grandfather.
 * Machiko Kumada (voiced by Lucille Bliss in seasons 16 until her retirement, and Tress MacNeille in seasons 17 and ongoing) - Yuichiro's grandmother.
 * Natsumi Kumada (voiced by Candi Milo in seasons 19 and ongoing) - Yuichiro's aunt.
 * Unazuki Furuhata (古幡 宇奈月, Furuhata Unazuki, called Elizabeth "Lizzie" Hansford in the original English dub) (voiced by Nancy Cartwright in seasons 2-13 from 1992-2004 and Veronica Taylor in seasons 14 and ongoing) is the younger sister of Motoki Furuhata, who works as a waitress at the Crown Fruit Parlor, where the Sailor Guardians spend much of their free time in the latter parts of the anime. Unazuki attends T•A Private Girls School with Rei Hino. She first appears sporadically, with her initial appearance in Sailor Moon R as a mistaken love rival for Mamoru Chiba. She dreams of her first kiss in Sailor Moon S, which results in being targeted by the Death Busters. Unazuki appears more frequently in SuperS as a major supporting character and is usually among Usagi's group.
 * Toshiko Furuhata (voiced by B.J. Ward in seasons 4-16 from 1995-2007 and Ming-Na Wen in seasons 17 and ongoing) - Motoki and Unazuki's mother.
 * Hiroshi Furuhata (voiced by Billy West in seasons 4-28 from 1995-2019 and Ken Jeong in seasons 29 and ongoing) - Motoki and Unazuki's father.
 * Ryu Furahata (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui in seasons 10 and ongoing) - Motoki and Unazuki's grandfather.
 * Yuka Furahata (voiced by Lori Alan in seasons 10 and ongoing) - Motoki and Unazuki's grandmother.
 * Masato Furahata (voiced by Fred Tatasciore in seasons 19 and ongoing) - Motoki and Unazuki's uncle.
 * Kotono Sarashina (更科 琴乃, Sarashina Kotono) (voiced by Cree Summer in seasons 1 and ongoing) is a student at T•A Academy for Girls, and the president of the school's Supernatural Research Club. Like many of the students at T•A, she seemed to have an admiration for Rei Hino. She first appeared in Act 15, when the disguised Koan created a rival club with a fortune-telling booth at the school festival. Kotono is also Kyusuke Sarashina's elder sister, and made a Sailor V button for her brother. Chibiusa liked it but Kyusuke refused to get her one, but after the two of them helped defeat the vampire Lilica Hubert, he had Kotono make a Sailor Moon button for her as well.
 * Ittou Asanuma (浅沼 一等, Asanuma Ittō) (voiced by Charlie Schlatter in seasons 5 and ongoing) is introduced in the Black Moon arc of the manga as Makoto's friend. He is interested in science fiction, UFOs and the paranormal activity that occurs in the area. He greatly respects Mamoru, who is an upperclassman at his school. Asanuma initially thinks that the Sailor Guardians are aliens. However, after he sees Luna talk, Makoto confesses the Guardians' identities to him. Asanuma is later attacked by Ayakashi sister Calaveras and rescued by Sailor Moon. At the beginning of the Infinity arc he appears with Mamoru and Chibiusa in an amusement park, and in the Stars arc he gives Mamoru's phone number to Usagi when she is unable to locate him. Asanuma is briefly seen in the anime, looking for Mamoru when the latter is controlled by Queen Nehelenia.
 * Shin Asanuma (voiced by Gregg Berger in seasons 14 and ongoing) - Ittou's uncle.
 * Momoko Momohara (桃原 桃子, Momohara Momoko) (voiced by Debi Derryberry in seasons 2 and ongoing) appears as an elementary-school student who befriends Chibiusa. In the anime, she is badly injured in a fight with Chiral and Achiral, two Black Moon members, causing Chibiusa to go into a fit and unleash her latent powers at the monsters. Later, Momoko becomes the first target of the Amazoness Quartet, but is saved by Sailor Chibi Moon and Sailor Moon.
 * Yuko Momohara (voiced by Nancy Linari in seasons 4 and ongoing) - Momoko's mother.
 * Yusaka Momohara (voiced by Jim Varney in seasons 4-8 until his death, John Cygan in seasons 9-25 from 2000-2016, and Sean Schemmel in seasons 26 and ongoing) - Momoko's father.
 * Kei Momohara (voiced by John Astin in seasons 7-26 from 1998-2017 and Christopher Lloyd in seasons 27 and ongoing) - Momoko's grandfather.
 * Teiyu Momohara (voiced by Carol Channing in seasons 7-25 from 1998-2016 and Tress MacNeille in seasons 26 and ongoing) - Momoko's grandmother.
 * Miyoko Momohara (voiced by Mo Collins in seasons 15 and ongoing) - Momoko's aunt.
 * Kyusuke Sarashina (更科 九助, Sarashina Kyūsuke) (voiced by Rob Paulsen in seasons 3-24 from 1994-2015 and Kyle Hebert in seasons 25 and ongoing) attends elementary school with Chibiusa and Momoko. He is the younger brother of Kotono, who goes to school with Rei. He is known to be very athletic and sarcastic. Kyūsuke makes recurring appearances in Sailor Moon SuperS, and is targeted by Amazoness JunJun in episode 155. He appears in a later episode, when Chibiusa befriends a boy named Hiroki, who is trying to build a flying machine. While Kyūsuke is initially resentful of Hiroki and how impressed Chibiusa is with Hiroki's dream, Kyūsuke encourages Hiroki continue building the flying machine after multiple failed attempts.
 * Satomi Sarashina (voiced by Jennifer Hale in seasons 7 and ongoing) - Kotono and Kyusuke's mother.
 * Katsunoke Sarashina (voiced by Dave Boat in seasons 7-18 from 1998-2009 and Rick D. Wasserman in seasons 19 and ongoing) - Kotono and Kyusuke's father.
 * Yasutaka Sarashina (voiced by Steve Downes in seasons 12 and ongoing) - Kotono and Kyusuke's grandfather.
 * Rikako Sarashina (voiced by Jennifer Hale in seasons 12 and ongoing) - Kotono and Kyusuke's grandmother.
 * Satoshi Sarashina (voiced by Alan Tudyk in seasons 22 and ongoing) - Kotono and Kyusuke's uncle.
 * Queen Serenity (クィーン・セレニティ, Kuīn Sereniti) (voiced by Wendee Lee in seasons 1 and ongoing) is the mother of Sailor Moon in her past life as Princess Serenity. As the Queen regnant of the Moon, she reigned during the first Silver Millennium era. She states that the ancient Earth civilizations have known her as the moon goddess, Selene. When the Dark Kingdom attacks the Moon Kingdom, she sacrifices herself by using the Silver Crystal to seal Queen Metaria and to have her daughter, Endymion and the Sailor Guardians be reborn on Earth. Queen Serenity first appears as a hologram, having saved her spirit within a computer in order to preserve her will. She tells the Sailor Guardians of their past lives, which they begin to remember as she describes them, and tells them that they must find Metaria, who has escaped the seal placed on her and gone into hiding on Earth. Afterwards, she only appears in flashbacks. In the beginning of Sailor Moon R, Queen Serenity gives Sailor Moon her new transformation brooch.
 * Phobos (フォボス, Fobosu) (voiced by Cree Summer in seasons 1 and ongoing) and Deimos (ディモス, Dimosu) (voiced by Candi Milo in seasons 1 and ongoing) are Rei's pet crows that live at the shrine, which she named after the two moons of Mars. They have the ability to sense evil, and sometimes attack enemies. It is revealed that when Rei was a child, they "told" her their names. Eventually, they reveal themselves as the Power Guardians – small humanoid sprites charged with guarding Sailor Mars. They save Sailor Mars from being killed by the Tiger's Eye and give a Sailor Crystal to her. They are later revealed to be from the planet Coronis when they encounter Sailor Lead Crow, who is also from Coronis. Lead Crow steals Phobos and Deimos' Star Seeds, killing them. The two of them have Star Seeds on a level near or equal to a Sailor Crystal.
 * Heilos and Pegasus (祭司エリオス, Saiji Eriosu) (voiced by Corey Burton in seasons 4-23 from 1995-2014 and Chris Niosi in seasons 24 and ongoing) is the high priest and guardian of Elysion, a sacred land within Earth that protects it while also being the original site of the Golden Kingdom before it took to the surface. When Elysion is conquered by the Dead Moon Circus, Helios is encaged while transformed by Queen Nelehenia into an alicorn called Pegasus (, Pegasasu). Helios remembered a vision of maiden who would save Elysion, astral projecting his Pegasus form to the surface where he assumed Chibiusa to be that maiden while providing her and Usagi with information and new weapons. He becomes close to Chibiusa despite her insistence that Usagi is the maiden he seeks, eventually revealing his true from and that Endymion’s condition this connected to the curse Nehelenia inflicted on Elysion. After being revived by Chibiusa after sacrificing himself to give the Sailor Guardians a fighting chance against Zirconia, Helios returns the group to the surface and promises Chibiusa they would met again.
 * Chibi-Chibi (ちびちび) (voiced by Sandy Fox in seasons 5-26 from 1996-2017 and Stephanie Sheh in seasons 27 and ongoing) first appears in Act 44 of the manga and episode 182 of the anime. She appears to be a very young child and imitates the ends of others' sentences, mostly saying "chibi". Her red-pink hair is always up in two heart shaped odango with little ringlets sticking out the sides, echoing Usagi's hairstyle. Chibi-Chibi's name is a doubling of the Japanese term meaning "small person" or "small child" and is used both for that reason and because of Chibi-Chibi's similarity to Chibiusa. It is also a pun, as the word Chibi-Chibi means "making something last". Chibi-Chibi is first shown floating down to Earth with an umbrella in her hand and shows up at the Tsukino house. In the anime, she first meets Usagi in the park one afternoon and starts to follow her around, saying only "chibi chibi" without having been prompted. Chibi-Chibi attaches herself to Usagi's family, whose memories are modified so that they believe her to be the youngest child of the family – almost exactly what Chibiusa had done on her first appearance. Chibi-Chibi is the caretaker of a small ornate censer in which Princess Kakyuu is resting, hidden from Sailor Galaxia. Chibi-Chibi eventually transforms, under her own power, into a Sailor Guardian called Sailor Chibi-Chibi. In her Sailor Guardian form, she carries a heart scepter and uses it to defend herself and Sailor Moon, but is not shown using any attack of her own. Chibi-Chibi's childlike form is a disguise for Sailor Cosmos, a powerful Sailor Guardian who is the future version of Sailor Moon.

Main Cast

 * Charlie Adler - Jadeite (seasons 1-9)
 * Pamela Adlon - Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter (seasons 9-14), Haruka Tenoh / Sailor Uranus (seasons 4-8)
 * Lori Alan - Petz (seasons 11 and ongoing), Calaveras (seasons 2-23), Chiaki Sakurada (seasons 5 and ongoing), Yuka Furuhata (seasons 10 and ongoing)
 * Carlos Alazraqui - Blue Saphir (seasons 8 and ongoing), Ryu Furuhata (seasons 10 and ongoing)
 * John Astin - Kei Momohara (seasons 7-26)
 * Laura Bailey - Minako Aino / Sailor Venus (seasons 9-17), Aki Sakurada (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Brian Beacock - Ali (AKA Alan) (seasons 12 and ongoing)
 * Allyce Beasley - Saeko Mizuno (seasons 8-13)
 * Michael Bell - Dark Agency (seasons 1-9)
 * Jeff Bennett - Hawk's Eye (seasons 4-25), Katsuji Mizuno (seasons 8 and ongoing), Kohei Umino (seasons 13 and ongoing), Ichiro Kumada (seasons 29 and ongoing)
 * Jimmy Bennett - Shingo Tsukino (seasons 16-17)
 * Jodi Benson - Veneti (seasons 1 and ongoing)
 * John Eric Bentley - Tiger's Eye
 * Gregg Berger - Shin Asanuma (seasons 14 and ongoing)
 * Mary Kay Bergman - Haruna Sakurada (seasons 1-8)
 * Susanne Blakeslee - Mayumi Osaka (seasons 12 and ongoing)
 * Lucille Bliss - Machiko Kumada (season 16 only)
 * Susan Blu - Hotaru Tomoe / Sailor Saturn (season 3), Mistress 9 (season 3)
 * Steve Blum - Kunzite (seasons 13-21), Kaori Mizuno (seasons 20 and ongoing)
 * Dave Boat - Katsunoke Sarashina (seasons 7-18)
 * Johnny Yong Bosch - Artemis (seasons 18 and ongoing)
 * Corina Boettger - Sailor Tin Nyanko
 * Mel Brooks - Seizo Chiba
 * Kimberly Brooks - Chisato Kino (seasons 13 and ongoing)
 * Julie Brown - Green Esmeraude (seasons 2 and ongoing)
 * Kira Buckland - Mimete (seasons 25 and ongoing)
 * Corey Burton - Zoisite (seasons 1-13), Prince Demand (seasons 5-21), Professor Tomoe (seasons 3-24), Xenotime (seasons 4-22), Heilos (seasons 4-23)
 * Christine Marie Cabanos - Hotaru Tomoe / Sailor Saturn (seasons 22 and ongoing), Mistress 9 (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Steve Cannon - Crimson Ruebus
 * George Carlin - Keiichi Tsukino (seasons 2-16)
 * Nancy Cartwright - Minako Aino / Sailor Venus (seasons 1-3), Setsuna Meioh / Sailor Pluto (seasons 4-13), Unazuki Furahata (seasons 2-13)
 * Dan Castellaneta - Prince Endymion (seasons 6-13)
 * Mary Jo Catlett - Kaori Osaka (seasons 16 and ongoing)
 * Cathy Cavadini - Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury (seasons 1-17), Mio Kuroki (seasons 1-18)
 * Christine Cavanaugh - Luna (seasons 7-8), Berthier (seasons 2-7)
 * Carol Channing - Teiyu Momohara (seasons 7-25)
 * Cam Clarke - Gurio Umino (seasons 1-6), Yuichiro Kumada (seasons 1-7)
 * Townsend Coleman - Motoki Furuhata (seasons 1-5)
 * Mo Collins - Miyoko Momohara (seasons 15 and ongoing)
 * Jim Cummings - Dark Agency (seasons 20 and ongoing), Chaos (seasons 12 and ongoing), Ryotaro Tenoh (seasons 25 and ongoing)
 * Tim Curry - Death Phantom (seasons 25 and ongoing)
 * John Cygan - Yusaka Momohara (seasons 9-25)
 * E.G. Daily - Rei Hino / Sailor Mars (seasons 1-8)
 * Robbie Daymond - Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo (AKA Darien Shields) (seasons 23 and ongoing)
 * Eddie Deezen - Chiral (seasons 1-23)
 * Grey DeLisle - Rei Hino / Sailor Mars (seasons 9-21), Saeko Mizuno (seasons 14 and ongoing), Chiyoko Mizuno (seasons 30 and ongoing)
 * Debi Derryberry - Diana (seasons 4 and ongoing), Momoko Momohara (seasons 2 and ongoing)
 * Mari Devon - Haruka Tenoh / Sailor Uranus (season 3), Luna (seasons 4-6), Berthier (seasons 8-17), Viluy (seasons 4-10)
 * Ben Diskin - Gurio Umino (AKA Melvin Butlers) (seasons 17 and ongoing)
 * Melissa Disney - Haruka Tenoh / Sailor Uranus (seasons 9-21), VesVes (seasons 4-25)
 * Lucien Dodge - Zoisite (seasons 22 and ongoing), Motoki Furuhata (AKA Andrew Hansford) (seasons 23 and ongoing)
 * Steve Downes - Yasutaka Sarashina (seasons 12 and ongoing)
 * David Doyle - Rei's Grandfather (seasons 1-4)
 * Paul Eiding - Crimson Ruebus (seasons 2-23)
 * Dorothy Elias-Fahn - An (AKA Ann) (seasons 7 and ongoing), Cyprine, Ptilol
 * Jeannie Elias - Hotaru Tomoe / Sailor Saturn (seasons 4-8), Luna (seasons 1-3), Mistress 9 (seasons 4-8)
 * Doug Erholtz - Chiral (seasons 24 and ongoing)
 * Melissa Fahn - Kyoko Kumada (seasons 12 and ongoing)
 * Greg Felden - Blue Sapphire, Ittou Asanuma
 * Keith Ferguson - Toru Kino
 * Erin Fitzegerald - The Doom Tree, Eudial
 * Kate Flannery - Hiromi Hino (seasons 26 and ongoing)
 * Shaun Fleming - Shingo Tsukino (seasons 8-11)
 * Quinton Flynn - Artemis (seasons 4-13)
 * Sandy Fox - Chibiusa / Sailor Chibi Moon (AKA Rini Tsukino) (seasons 4 and ongoing), Black Lady (AKA Wicked Lady) (seasons 4 and ongoing), Chibi Chibi (seasons 5-26)
 * Matt Frewer - Kunzite (seasons 1-12)
 * Nika Futterman - Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (seasons 7-11)
 * Linda Gary - Dark Mercury (seasons 1-2)
 * Jessica Gee - Petz
 * Barbara Goodson - Zirconia (seasons 4 and ongoing)
 * Barry Gordon - Prince Demand (seasons 2-4)
 * Gilbert Gottfried - Koji Sakurada (seasons 5-31)
 * Michael Gough - Eisuke Aino (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * Todd Haberkorn - Jadeite (seasons 22 and ongoing), Xenotime (seasons 23 and ongoing)
 * Jennifer Hale - Luna (seasons 9-10), Queen Metaria (seasons 6-20), JunJun (seasons 4 and ongoing), Sailor Lead Crow (seasons 6-10), Sailor Star Healer (seasons 5-26), Ikuko Tsukino (seasons 11-16), Megumi Kaioh (seasons 30 and ongoing), Naru Osaka (seasons 1-8), Satomi Sarashina (seasons 7 and ongoing), Rikako Sarashina (seasons 12 and ongoing)
 * Mark Hamill - Takashi Hino (seasons 10 and ongoing)
 * Erika Harlacher - Sailor Star Maker (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * Jess Harnell - Unsho Aino (seasons 30 and ongoing), Junpei Aino (seasons 30 and ongoing)
 * Melissa Joan Hart - Michiru Kaioh / Sailor Neptune (seasons 5-21)
 * Kyle Hebert - Achiral (seasons 24 and ongoing), Kyusuke Sarashina (seasons 25 and ongoing)
 * David Herman - Eiji Nishimura (seasons 24 and ongoing)
 * Kate Higgins - Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury (AKA Amy Anderson) (seasons 18 and ongoing)
 * Dana Hill - Michiru Kaioh / Sailor Neptune (seasons 3-4)
 * Melissa Hutchison - Sailor Star Fighter (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * Xanthe Huynh - PallaPalla (seasons 26 and ongoing)
 * Sarah Hyland - Yuriko Kaioh (seasons 14-15)
 * Jason Isaacs - Prince Endymion (seasons 14 and ongoing)
 * Allison Janney - Tomoko Kino (seasons 8 and ongoing)
 * Tony Jay - Chaos (seasons 5-11)
 * Ken Jeong - Hiroshi Furuhata (seasons 29 and ongoing)
 * Ashley Johnson - Naru Osaka (seasons 14-17)
 * Danielle Judovits - Naru Osaka (AKA Molly Baker) (seasons 18 and ongoing)
 * Tom Kane - Yasutaka Umino (seasons 17-30)
 * John Kassir - Shigetoshi Umino (seasons 20 and ongoing)
 * David Kaufman - Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask (seasons 1-4)
 * Janice Kawaye - Tellu (seasons 4-24), Cyprine (seasons 4 and ongoing)
 * David Kaye - Sanji Kaioh (seasons 21 and ongoing)
 * Tom Kenny - Zoisite (seasons 14-21), Zeolite (seasons 4 and ongoing), Fish Eye (seasons 4-25), Koji Sakurada (seasons 31 and ongoing)
 * Carrie Keranen - Sailor Galaxia (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * Erik Scott Kimerer - Fish Eye (seasons 26 and ongoing)
 * Wayne Knight - Death Ru
 * Steve Kramer - Death Phantom
 * Maurice LaMarche - Artemis (seasons 1-3)
 * Lauren Landa - Michiru Kaiou / Sailor Neptune (AKA Michelle Kaioh) (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * David L. Lander - Eisuke Aino (seasons 12-26)
 * Linda Larkin - Mimete (seasons 3-8)
 * Wendee Lee - DD Girls (seasons 15 and ongoing), Queen Serenity (seasons 1 and ongoing)
 * Cherami Leigh - Minako Aino / Sailor Venus (AKA Mina Aino)
 * Katie Leigh - Sailor Iron Mouse (seasons 5 and ongoing), Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (seasons 1-6)
 * Loren Lester - Ali (seasons 2-7)
 * Kristen Li - Yuriko Kaioh (seasons 25 and ongoing)
 * Nancy Linari - Yukana Hino (seasons 25 and ongoing), Yuko Momohara (seasons 4 and ongoing)
 * Erica Lindbeck - VesVes
 * Christopher Lloyd - Kei Momohara (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * Yuri Lowenthal - Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask (seasons 17-22)
 * Jane Lynch - Rihoko Tenoh (seasons 21 and ongoing)
 * Norm Macdonald - Unsho Aino (seasons 8-30), Junpei Aino (seasons 9-30)
 * Tress MacNeille - Chibiusa / Sailor Chibi Moon (seasons 2-3), Dark Mercury (seasons 3-25), DD Girls (seasons 2-15), Black Lady (seasons 2-3), CereCere (seasons 4-8), PallaPalla (seasons 4-8), Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon, Ikuko Tsukino (seasons 4-7), Keiko Chiba, Asako Tsukino (seasons 19 and ongoing), Mayumi Osaka (seasons 1-12), Rumi Nishimura (seasons 3 and ongoing), Machiko Kumada (seasons 17 and ongoing), Teiyu Momohara (seasons 26 and ongoing)
 * Rena S. Mandel - Green Esmeralde
 * Jason Marsden - Toshikazu Kaioh (seasons 14-24), Gurio Umino (seasons 10-16), Motoki Furuhata (seasons 6-22)
 * Mona Marshall - Makoto Kino (seasons 1-3)
 * Vanessa Marshall - Makoto Kino (seasons 15-17)
 * Faye Mata - Sailor Aluminum Seiren (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * Scott McAfee - Shingo Tsukino (seasons 1-3)
 * Edie McClurg - Noriko Aino (seasons 12 and ongoing)
 * Kevin McDonald - Shigeru Kumada (seasons 12 and ongoing)
 * Mary Elizabeth McGlynn - Queen Meteria (AKA Negaforce) (seasons 21 and ongoing)
 * Richard McGonagle - Kazuyuki Tsukino (seasons 5-13), Takumi Nishimura (seasons 14 and ongoing)
 * Michael McKean - Rei's Grandfather (seasons 5 and ongoing)
 * Erica Mendez - Haruka Tenou / Sailor Uranus (AKA Amara Tenoh) (seasons 22 and ongoing), Reika Nishimuru (AKA Rita Blake) (seasons 23 and ongoing), VesVes (seasons 26 and ongoing)
 * Matthew Mercer - Prince Demand (AKA Prince Diamond) (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Jim Meskimen - Keiichi Tsukino (seasons 17 and ongoing)
 * Amanda C. Miller - Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter (AKA Lita Kino) (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Lara Jill Miller - Hotaru Tomoe / Sailor Saturn (seasons 9-21), Berthier (seasons 18-21), Mistress 9 (seasons 9-21), CereCere (seasons 9-25), PallaPalla (seasons 9-25), Rica Tenoh (seasons 25 and ongoing)
 * Larry Miller - Death Ri
 * Candi Milo - Minako Aino / Sailor Venus (seasons 4-8), Petz (seasons 4-10), Natsumi Kumada (seasons 19 and ongoing), Deimos (seasons 1 and ongoing)
 * Cassandra Lee Morris - Calaveras (seasons 24 and ongoing), CereCere (seasons 26 and ongoing)
 * Kate Mulgrew - Kaolinite (seasons 3-24)
 * Kathy Najimy - Risa Hino (seasons 10 and ongoing)
 * Charles Napier - Sanji Kaioh (seasons 15-20)
 * Julie Nathanson - Sailor Lead Crow (seasons 11 and ongoing), Naru Osaka (seasons 9-13)
 * Bebe Neuwirth - Eudial (seasons 3 and ongoing)
 * Laraine Newman - Queen Nehelenia (seasons 4-24)
 * Chris Niosi - Helios (seasons 24 and ongoing), Pegasus
 * Daran Norris - Kazuyuki Tsukino (seasons 14 and ongoing), Masashi Kaioh (seasons 31 and ongoing), Leo Osaka (seasons 12 and ongoing), Hitoshi Osaka (seasons 18 and ongoing)
 * Heather North - Ikuko Tsukino (seasons 1-3)
 * Nolan North - Naoki Tenoh (seasons 21 and ongoing), Yasutaka Umino (seasons 30 and ongoing)
 * Liam O'Brien - Nephrite (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Paige O'Hara - Sailor Lead Crow (season 5 only)
 * Jerry Orbach - Kohei Umino (seasons 1-12)
 * Cheri Oteri - Mizue Osaka (seasons 18 and ongoing)
 * Rob Paulsen - Nephrite (seasons 1-21), Blue Saphir (seasons 2-7), Tiger's Eye (seasons 4 and ongoing), Kenji Tsukino (seasons 1-15), Yasuhiro Chiba, Kyusuke Sarashina (seasons 3-24)
 * Josh Peck - Toshikazu Kaioh (seasons 25 and ongoing)
 * Ron Perlman - Akira Kaioh (seasons 19 and ongoing)
 * Jade Lianna Peters - Yuriko Kaioh (seasons 16-18)
 * Tara Platt - DD Girls (seasons 15 and ongoing), Kaolinite (seasons 25 and ongoing), Ikuko Tsukino (seasons 17 and ongoing), Masami Umino (seasons 17 and ongoing)
 * Laura Post - Tellu (seasons 25 and ongoing), Queen Nehelenia (seasons 25 and ongoing)
 * Greg Proops - Toshiyuki Meiou (seasons 11 and ongoing), Naozumi Meiou (seasons 15 and ongoing), Sosomu Meiou (seasons 20 and ongoing)
 * Carl Reiner - Ichiro Kumada (seasons 16-29)
 * Peter Renaday - Spotted Tilmun (seasons 1-6)
 * Dee Dee Rescher - Sailor Chi (seasons 5 and ongoing)
 * Debbie Reynolds - Asako Tsukino (seasons 2-18)
 * Andi Rich - Sailor Lead Crow
 * Eden Riegel - Koan (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * Jack Riley - Takumi Nishimura (seasons 8-13)
 * Kimmy Robertson - Queen Metaria (seasons 1-5), Petz (seasons 2-3)
 * Cindy Robinson - Queen Beryl (seasons 22 and ongoing), Berthier (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Rino Romano - Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask (AKA Darien Shields) (seasons 5-16)
 * Neil Ross - Prince Endymion (seasons 1-5)
 * Nicolas Roye - Shingo Tsukino (AKA Sammy Tsukino) (seasons 18 and ongoing)
 * Michelle Ruff - Luna (seasons 11 and ongoing)
 * Daryl Sabara - Shingo Tsukino (seasons 12-15)
 * Bob Saget - Masashi Kaioh (seasons 14-31)
 * Philece Sampler - Chiyoko Mizuno (seasons 12-30), Kae Meiou (seasons 11-30), Akiko Meiou (seasons 15-30)
 * Tara Sands - Veneti, Aquatici, Kotono Sarashina
 * Sean Schemmel - Yusaka Momohara (seasons 26 and ongoing)
 * Charlie Schlatter - Ali (seasons 8-11), Gurio Umino (seasons 7-9), Ittou Asanuma (seasons 5 and ongoing)
 * Dwight Schultz - Tadashi Chiba
 * Patrick Seitz - Kunzite (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Joshua Seth - Jadeite (seasons 10-21)
 * Wallace Shawn - Spotted Tilmun (seasons 7 and ongoing)
 * Stephanie Sheh - Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (AKA Serena Tsukino) (seasons 22 and ongoing), Kae Meiou (seasons 30 and ongoing), Akiko Meiou (seasons 30 and ongoing), Rika Tomoe (seasons 22 and ongoing), Chibi-Chibi (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * W. Morgan Sheppard - Death Phantom (seasons 2-24)
 * Sab Shimono - Yuji Mizuno (seasons 12 and ongoing)
 * Keith Silverstein - Professor Tomoe (seasons 25 and ongoing), Kenji Tsukino (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Marina Sirtis - Zircon (seasons 4 and ongoing)
 * Andre Sogliuzzo - Kenji Tsukino (seasons 16-21)
 * Michael Sorich - Master Pharaoh 90 (seasons 3 and ongoing), Rei's Grandfather (AKA Raye's Grandfather) (stand-in)
 * Arleen Sorkin - An (seasons 1-6)
 * Kath Soucie - Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter (seasons 4-8), Setsuna Meioh / Sailor Pluto (seasons 2-3), Sailor Galaxia (seasons 5-26), Sailor Aluminum Sieren (seasons 5-26), Sailor Star Fighter, Emi Umino (seasons 13 and ongoing)
 * Steve Staley - Crimson Ruebus (seasons 24 and ongoing)
 * Tara Strong - Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter (seasons 18-21), Minako Aino / Sailor Venus (seasons 9-17), Mimete (seasons 9-24)
 * Cree Summer - Koan (seasons 2-26), Sailor Lathe (seasons 5 and ongoing), Sailor Tin Nyanko (seasons 5 and ongoing), Sailor Star Maker (seasons 5-26), Reika Nishimura (seasons 1-22), Kotono Sarashina (seasons 1 and ongoing), Phobos (seasons 1 and ongoing)
 * Julia Sweeney - Ikue Nishimura (seasons 14 and ongoing)
 * Jill Talley - Michie Kaioh (seasons 14 and ongoing)
 * Fred Tatasciore - Masato Furuhata (seasons 19 and ongoing)
 * Catherine Tate - Dark Mercury (seasons 26 and ongoing)
 * James Arnold Taylor - Artemis (seasons 14-17)
 * Julie Ann Taylor - Viluy (seasons 11 and ongoing), Haruna Sakurada (AKA Patricia Haruna) (seasons 14 and ongoing)
 * Russi Taylor - Queen Beryl (seasons 1-21)
 * Veronica Taylor - Setuna Meiou / Sailor Pluto (AKA Trista Meioh) (seasons 14 and ongoing), Unazuki Furuhata (AKA Elizabeth "Lizzie" Hansford) (seasons 14 and ongoing)
 * Alan Tudyk - Satoshi Sarashina (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Jim Varney - Yusaka Momohara (seasons 4-8)
 * Cristina Vee - Rei Hino / Sailor Mars (AKA Raye Hino) (seasons 22 and ongoing)
 * Kari Wahlgren - Miki Hino (seasons 21 and ongoing), Katsute Tenoh (seasons 29 and ongoing)
 * Hynden Walch - Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon (seasons 12-21)
 * Jessica Walter - Megumi Kaioh (seasons 15-30)
 * B.J. Ward - Toshiko Furuhata (seasons 4-16)
 * Brandi Ward - JunJun
 * Jim Ward - Archiral (seasons 1-23)
 * Audrey Wasilewski - Haruna Sakurada (seasons 9-13)
 * Rick D. Wasserman - Katsunoke Sarashina (seasons 19 and ongoing)
 * Frank Welker - Dark Agency (seasons 10-19)
 * Ezra Weisz - Zeolite
 * Ming-Na Wen - Toshiko Furuhata (seasons 17 and ongoing)
 * George Wendt - Death Debu Re
 * Adam West - Goro Osaka (seasons 16-26)
 * Billy West - Kazuya Nishimura (seasons 3 and ongoing), Hiroshi Furuhata (seasons 4-28)
 * Betty White - Fuyumi Chiba
 * Mae Whitman - Mio Kuroki (seasons 19 and ongoing)
 * Harland Williams - Death Ra
 * Sarah Anne Williams - Sailor Star Healer (seasons 27 and ongoing)
 * April Winchell - Ikuko Tsukino (seasons 8-10)
 * Mick Wingert - Shuichi Kino (seasons 21 and ongoing)
 * Wally Wingert - Yuichiro Kumada (AKA Chad Holdenford) (seasons 8 and ongoing)
 * Ariel Winter - Yuriko Kaioh (seasons 19-24)
 * Adam Wylie - Shingo Tsukino (seasons 4-7)
 * Michael Yurchak - Hawk's Eye (seasons 26 and ongoing)

Season 1 (1992-1993, Sailor Moon)

 * 1) A Moon Star Is Born
 * 2) The Monster Mansion
 * 3) Talk Radio
 * 4) Slim City
 * 5) Scents of the Chanela
 * 6) Cupid's Love Song
 * 7) So You Want to Be a Superstar
 * 8) Computer School Blues
 * 9) Time Bomb
 * 10) An Uncharmed Life
 * 11) Nightmare in Dreamland
 * 12) Cruise Blues
 * 13) Fight to the Finish
 * 14) Match Point for Sailor Moon
 * 15) An Unnatural Phenomena
 * 16) Wedding Day Blues
 * 17) Shutter Bugged
 * 18) Dangerous Dollies
 * 19) Who Is That Masked Man?
 * 20) Summer Horror
 * 21) An Animated Mess
 * 22) Worth a Princess's Ransom
 * 23) Molly's Folly
 * 24) A Friend in Wolf's Clothing
 * 25) Jupiter Comes Thundering In
 * 26) The Power of Friendship
 * 27) Mercury's Mental Match
 * 28) An Artful Attack
 * 29) Too Many Girlfriends
 * 30) Grandpa's Follies
 * 31) Kitty Chaos
 * 32) Tuxedo Melvin
 * 33) Sailor V Makes the Scene
 * 34) A Crystal Clear Destiny
 * 35) A Reluctant Princess
 * 36) Bad Hair Day
 * 37) Little Miss Manners
 * 38) Ski Bunny Blues
 * 39) Ice Princess
 * 40) Last Resort
 * 41) Tuxedo Unmasked
 * 42) A Blast from the Past
 * 43) Fractious Friends
 * 44) The Past Returns
 * 45) Day of Destiny (Part 1)
 * 46) Day of Destiny (Part 2)

Season 2 (1993-1994, Sailor Moon R)

 * 1) The Return of Sailor Moon
 * 2) So You Want to be in Pictures
 * 3) A Knight to Remember
 * 4) VR Madness
 * 5) Cherry Blossom Time
 * 6) Kindergarten Chaos
 * 7) Much Ado About Babysitting
 * 8) Raye's Day in the Spotlight
 * 9) Food Fetish
 * 10) Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
 * 11) Detention Doldrums
 * 12) Secret Garden
 * 13) Treed
 * 14) Serena Times Two
 * 15) The Cosmetic Caper
 * 16) Sailor Mercury Moving On?
 * 17) Gramps in a Pickle
 * 18) Trouble Comes Thundering Down
 * 19) A Charmed Life
 * 20) A Curried Favor
 * 21) The Scouts' Day Off
 * 22) Naughty 'N' Nice
 * 23) Prediction of Doom
 * 24) Enemies no More
 * 25) Checkmate
 * 26) Sibling Rivalry
 * 27) Rubeus Evens the Score
 * 28) Rubeus Strikes Out
 * 29) The Secret of the Luna Sphere
 * 30) Emerald Takes Over
 * 31) Promises Fulfilled
 * 32) No Thanks, Nurse Venus
 * 33) Dog Day for Artemis
 * 34) Smart Payoff
 * 35) Child's Play
 * 36) Future Shocked
 * 37) Legend of the Negamoon
 * 38) Jealousy's Just Reward
 * 39) Birth of Wicked Lady
 * 40) Brotherly Love
 * 41) Diamond in the Rough
 * 42) Final Battle
 * 43) Follow the Leader

Season 3 (1994-1995, Sailor Moon S)

 * 1) Star Struck, Bad Luck
 * 2) Crystal Clear Again
 * 3) Driving Dangerously
 * 4) Bad Harmony
 * 5) Swept off her Feet
 * 6) Blinded by Love's Light
 * 7) Lita Borrows Trouble
 * 8) Damp Spirits
 * 9) Friendly Foes
 * 10) Mixed Emotions
 * 11) Individual Happiness
 * 12) Birthday Blues (Part 1)
 * 13) Birthday Blues (Part 2)
 * 14) Hello, Sailor Mini Moon
 * 15) Tainted Tea Party
 * 16) People Who Need People
 * 17) Related by Destiny
 * 18) Art Appreciation
 * 19) Everything's Coming Up Rosey
 * 20) No Turning Back
 * 21) Destiny's Arrival
 * 22) The Purity Chalice
 * 23) Show Stoppers
 * 24) Rini's Risky Friendship
 * 25) Mimet's Mess
 * 26) The Shadow of Silence
 * 27) Thorny Weather
 * 28) Heightened Hazard
 * 29) It's in the Cards
 * 30) Goodness Eclipsed
 * 31) Next in Line
 * 32) Fiendish Ferns
 * 33) The Science of Love
 * 34) Wake Up Call
 * 35) Who's Really Who?
 * 36) Darkness, My Old Friend
 * 37) Second Chance
 * 38) Tough Kindness

Season 4 (1995-1996, Sailor Moon Super S)

 * 1) Dreams Take Flight
 * 2) No Ordinary Horsepower
 * 3) Sweet Dreams
 * 4) Baiting the Trap
 * 5) Perfect Couple
 * 6) Much Ado About Kitten
 * 7) A Pegasus Page Turner
 * 8) A Teacher's Lesson
 * 9) The Trouble With Love
 * 10) Phony Fairy
 * 11) Driven Dreamer
 * 12) Cutting it Close
 * 13) Clothes Call
 * 14) Double Trouble
 * 15) Recipe For Danger
 * 16) Kicking Into High Gear
 * 17) Beach Blanket Bungle
 * 18) Tutu Treachery
 * 19) The Duchess's Day Off
 * 20) No Prince Charming
 * 21) A True Reflection
 * 22) Eternal Dreams
 * 23) A New Nightmare
 * 24) Heartfelt Melody
 * 25) Dreams Of Her Own
 * 26) Dental Dilemma
 * 27) Nightmare Garden
 * 28) Vaulting to Victory
 * 29) Reflections of Reality
 * 30) Dream Believer
 * 31) Pegasus Revealed
 * 32) Rini's Lovely Rhapsody
 * 33) Tomorrow's Big Dreams
 * 34) Day of Night
 * 35) Show Time Showdown
 * 36) The Dark Legend
 * 37) One in the Hand
 * 38) Golden Revival
 * 39) The Sweetest Dream

Season 5 (1996-1997, Sailor Moon Sailor Stars)

 * 1) The Return of Queen Nehelenia
 * 2) A Eternal Awakening
 * 3) A Dark Reflection
 * 4) Walking on Shattered Glass
 * 5) Smoke and Mirrors
 * 6) Light Has Restored
 * 7) Starlight, Star Bright
 * 8) New Kids on the Block
 * 9) Hangin' With The Stars
 * 10) A Fighter's Secret
 * 11) Wish Upon a Shining Star
 * 12) Kitty Crush
 * 13) Master Chef Serena
 * 14) Concert Doldrums
 * 15) Sailor Iron Mouse Strikes Out
 * 16) Serena and Chibiusa's Multiplication
 * 17) Camp Horror
 * 18) A Full House
 * 19) A Passionate Symphony
 * 20) A Mini Mystery
 * 21) Batter up, Sailor Moon!
 * 22) Scouts on a Plane
 * 23) Torn Between Worlds
 * 24) Truth Revealed
 * 25) Gaming Madness
 * 26) So You Want to be a Star
 * 27) Too Many Princesses
 * 28) The Legend of The Sailor Wars
 * 29) Galaxia Rising
 * 30) Countdown to Destruction
 * 31) In a Galaxy Not So Far Away
 * 32) A Trick for the Worse
 * 33) The Light of Hope
 * 34) The Moonlight Legend

Season 6 (1997-1998, Sailor Moon Super Sailor Stars)

 * 1) Dark Raiders Strike
 * 2) Talent Show Trouble!
 * 3) The Power of Love Prevails
 * 4) Sailor Scouts Go-Go-Go
 * 5) Honey, I Shrunk the Sailor Scouts
 * 6) Rise of the Guardians
 * 7) Changing of the Base
 * 8) Treasure Hunt
 * 9) Bouncy Bounce
 * 10) Water Sliders
 * 11) Weapons and Warriors
 * 12) Serena and the Beanstalk
 * 13) Sailor Hope Search
 * 14) Case in to Space
 * 15) Hover Boarding
 * 16) Funhouse Adventure