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Logo used in 4th and 5th season. It was the Russian version of the German logo.

Сейлор Мун is the Russian dub of Sailor Moon's first anime series that aired in Russia. The Russian title was written as one word, "Sailormoon."

Voiceover versions[]

The initial series run was on channel 2x2 in 1993 through 1997, consisted of the first three seasons (Classic, R, and S), with the translation by 2x2 Telemarket. As it is common is Russia, it was a voiceover, not a full lip-synced dub. All of the male voices were done by Vadim Andreev and all of the female voices, as well as the child voices, were done by Lyudmila Ilyina. The same three seasons were then re-broadcast by AST since 1996, channel TNT in 2000, and then channel Stolitsa (Now Moscow 24) in 2001 through 2002.

The season names were changed as follows:

Sailor Moon - Сейлормун — луна в матроске (Sailormoon the Moon in Sailor suit)

Sailor Moon R - Сейлормун снова с нами (Sailormoon Again With Us)

Sailor Moon S - Сейлормун — супервоин (Sailormoon the Super Warrior)

Previews for the following episode were never shown, avant-titles were moved to right after the opening song (except for episode 89), and eyecatches were removed (as no commercial breaks were inserted into the episodes). The episode title cards were kept in Japanese. There were no subtitles, only a voiceover telling the title of the episode. In all three seasons, there were creditless openings and endings, only a voiceover naming the credits. There was no text in the ending apart from the series name, air time, and the words, "To be continued...". There were no alterations to the opening or ending credits. All openings had no lyrics, until episode 89 onward, the version with the lyrics began to air.

The third season retained its opening sequence, but the final version of the opening (the 3rd opening of the S season) was used, spoiling the appearances of the Outer Senshi, Sailor Chibi Moon, Hotaru Tomoe, and Super Sailor Moon. The ending sequence for Tuxedo Mirage was used with the song Otome no Policy until episode 110. Episode 114 was omitted from the first run on TNT, but was retained in Kazakhstan later on in the channel 31 run.

Later, starting from the year 2001, the SuperS and StarS, were added, making Russia one of the few countries to air all 200 episodes. TNT had purchased the German dub for these two seasons, which were then dubbed into Russian.

The series was also broadcasted by NTN-4, ATN, Channel 23, however, these were versions the same as from the previous years.[1]

Censorship and Changes[]

  • All of the original insert songs were untouched, but the lyrics were left untranslated.
  • Zoisite remained male, but his personality became more masculine, and the romance scenes with Kunzite downplayed, making him heterosexual. Zoisite's death in episode 35 had him telling Kunzite that he loved him "like a father."
  • In the third season, Haruka was constantly referred to, and referred to herself, using masculine pronouns, despite being female and confirming it. Her romance with Michiru was retained (if slightly downplayed). While in civilian form in the fifth season, Haruka was voiced by a male, much like the Sailor Starlights.
  • Makoto's (supposed) crush on Haruka in episode 96 was kept and was constantly pointed out by the other characters.
  • Tamasaburou was identified as a "young man" by Chibiusa, but was constantly referred to as a girl for the rest of the episode.
  • Fish Eye became a female, but the scene in episode 140 was kept where "she" revealed "her" chest.
  • The Starlights were constantly referred to as males. even in Senshi form, despite the visible breasts. However, they were voiced by a male in civilian form, and by a female in Senshi form.
  • Due to a translation error, Queen Metaria was changed to be a male and became "King Metalia".

Character Names (Changes)[]

Original Russian Voice Actor/Actress
Usagi Tsukino Bunny Tsukino (season 1-3)

Usagi Tsukino (season 4-5)

Lyudmila Ilyina,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Ami Mizuno Amy Mitsuno Lyudmila Ilyina,

Lyudmila Shuvalova,

Zhanna Nikonova

Rei Hino Rei Hino Lyudmila Ilyina,

Lyudmila Shuvalova,

Zhanna Nikonova

Makoto Kino Makoto Kino Lyudmila Ilyina,

Lyudmila Shuvalova,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Minako Aino Minako Aino Lyudmila Ilyina,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Haruka Tenou Haruka Teno Lyudmila Ilyina,

Alexey Demidov,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Michiru Kaiou Michiru Kaio Lyudmila Ilyina,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Setsuna Meiou Setsuna Meio Lyudmila Ilyina,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Hotaru Tomoe Hotaru Tomo Lyudmila Ilyina,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Chibiusa Tsukino Little Bunny (season 2-3)

Chibusa (season 4-5)

Lyudmila Ilyina,

Lyudmila Shuvalova,

Zhanna Nikonova

Mamoru Chiba Mamoru Jiba (season 1-3)

Mamoru Chiba (seaon 4-5)

Vadim Andreev,

Alexey Myasnikov,

Alexey Demidov

Luna Luna Lyudmila Ilyina,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Artemis Artemis Vadim Andreev,

Alexey Myasnikov,

Alexey Demidov

Diana Diana Maria Ovchinnikova
Queen Serenity Queen Sereníty Lyudmila Ilyina
Pegasus/Helios Pegasus/Helios Alexey Myasnikov,

Alexey Demidov

Sailor Star Fighter Star Sailor Warrior Alexey Demidov,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Sailor Star Maker Star Sailor Creator Alexey Demidov,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Sailor Star Healer Star Sailor Healer Alexey Demidov,

Maria Ovchinnikova

Chibi Chibi Chibi Chibi Maria Ovchinnikova
Princess Kakyuu Princess Meteor Maria Ovchinnikova
Queen Beryl Queen Ruin Lyudmila Ilyina
Queen Metalia King Metalia Vadim Andreev
Jadeite Jedite Vadim Andreev
Nephrite Nefrit/Nephrit Vadim Andreev
Zoisite Zoisite Vadim Andreev
Kunzite Kunsite Vadim Andreev
Ail Ail Vadim Andreev
An Anna Lyudmila Ilyina
Berthier Berthierite Lyudmila Ilyina
Koan Kermesite Lyudmila Ilyina
Petz Petzite Lyudmila Ilyina
Calaveras Calaverite Lyudmila Ilyina
Rubeus Rubeus Vadim Andreev
Esmeraude Emerald Lyudmila Ilyina
Saphir Sapphire Vadim Andreev
Prince Demande Prince Diamond Vadim Andreev
Wiseman Wiseman Vadim Andreev
Professor Souichi Tomoe Doctor Soichi Tomo Vadim Andreev
Kaolinite Kaorinite Lyudmila Ilyina
Eudial Eugeal Lyudmila Ilyina
Mimet Mimet Lyudmila Ilyina
Tellu Telulu Lyudmila Ilyina
Viluy Biriut Lyudmila Ilyina
Cyprine Cyprine Lyudmila Ilyina
Ptilol Pitirol Lyudmila Ilyina
Queen Nehelenia Queen Nehelenia Maria Ovchinnikova
Zirconia Circonia Maria Ovchinnikova
Tiger's Eye Tiger's Eye Alexey Myasnikov
Fish's Eye Fish's Eye Lyudmila Shuvalova
Hawk's Eye Hawk's Eye Alexey Myasnikov
Ves Ves Ves Ves Maria Ovchinnikova
Palla Palla Pala Pala Maria Ovchinnikova
Jun Jun Yun Yun Zhanna Nikonova
Cere Cere Cere Cere Maria Ovchinnikova
Sailor Iron Mouse Steel Sailor Mouse Maria Ovchinnikova
Sailor Aluminum Siren Aluminum Sailor Siren Maria Ovchinnikova
Sailor Lead Crow Sailor Crow Maria Ovchinnikova
Sailor Tin Nyanko Tin Sailor Meow Zhanna Nikonova
Sailor Galaxia Sailor Galaxia Maria Ovchinnikova

Other things like organizations and groups were renamed as well;

Sailor V Sailor Five (sometimes)

Sailor V

Three Lights Three Stars
Shitennou Lords
Makaihu Tree of the Dark World
Spectre Sisters Pursuer Sisters
Death Busters Apostles of Death
Youma/Droids/Daimons/Phage Demons
Cardians Cards
Lemures Remless

Transformations and Attacks[]

Sailor Moon[]

Sailor Mercury[]

Sailor Mars[]

Sailor Jupiter[]

Sailor Venus[]

Sailor Uranus[]

Sailor Neptune[]

Sailor Pluto[]

Sailor Saturn[]

Sailor Chibi Moon[]

Sailor Starlights[]

Dubbed version[]

From December 1, 2018 to January 1, 2019, STS Love broadcast the first Sailor Moon season with dubbing. Episodes appeared several.

  • 1 December (1-7)
  • 8 December (8-14)
  • 15 December (15-21)
  • 22 December (22-28)
  • 28 December (22-28)
  • 29 December (29-35)
  • 30 December (29-35)
  • 1 Januar (31-35) and (36-46) [2]

This is the Japanese version and this time the script is like in the original. The only difference is the change of music.

  • Tsukino Kawatte Oshioki Yo from episode 21 is instrumental
  • Maboroshi No Gunzuishou from episode 34 is instrumental
  • Moonlight Densetsu and You are just my love from episode 46 are instrumental
  • 2nd eyecatch is cut

References[]

  1. ↑ https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%B5%D0%B9%D0%BB%D0%BE%D1%80_%D0%9C%D1%83%D0%BD
  2. ↑ http://sailormoon.ru
Русский
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