This show was dubbed into English by DiC and Bandai. They have released 65 episodes, along with 17 new episodes recently. MixxZine has also been translating the manga, but there have been so many weird things going on about that you might want to check Eye on Mixx for specific details. However, Sailor Moon ended in Japan February of 1997, at episode 200. The manga ended in March at vol. 18.

One day, Usagi Tsukino, a 15 year old school girl, helped a small cat that was being mistreated by naughty children. The cat, which was called Luna, explained that she was the reincarnation of a Lunar Princess called Princess Serenity. Luna teaches her how to transform herself into Sailor Moon. Together with the help of her friends, Sailor Venus, Sailor Mars, Sailor Jupiter and Sailor Mercury, she can fight against the evil forces of Queen Beryl.

Sailor Moon (a.k.a. Princess Serenity, Neo-Queen Serenity, Super Sailor Moon, and Eternal Sailor Moon) is the sailor-suited crybaby as well as superheroine. Though a klutzy, ditzy girl, she is heir apparent to the throne of Crystal Tokyo of the future (along with her husband, King Endymion). She is the most compassionate and caring of all the Senshi, and never fails to believe in her comrades in times of need.

As the girl with the odango-atama, Usagi Tsukino goes to Juuban High School along with some of the other Senshi. Arguably, she is the most powerful of them all, since she killed all of them in the Sailor Stars manga. Nonetheless, the Senshi protect her because she is the Princess of the White Moon, and is integral to the future of Crystal Tokyo. She is also the carrier of the ginzuishou, the powerful silver crystal which has been called upon several times (not only by Usagi, but Chibiusa) to fight evil.