‘Sailor Moon S: The Movie’ Reveals English Dub Cast

Viz Media made a ton of Sailor Moon fans happy when they announced they were bringing Sailor Moon S: The Movie and Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie to U.S. theaters, and now fans know who they can expect to hear on the English dub of the film.

Announced during the Sailor Moon panel of Anime Expo 2018, the English dub cast of Sailor Moon S: The Movie and Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie includes:

• Chris Hackney as Kakeru Ohzora
• Claudia Lena as Himeko Nayotake
• Melissa Fahn as Princess Snow Kaguya
• Kyle McCarley as Poupelin
• Ben Diskin as Banane
• Robbie Daymond as Oranja
• Erica Mendez as Bonbon Babies
• Colleen O’Shaughnessey as Perle
• Tara Sands as Badiane
• Colleen O’Shaughnessey as Bonnun
• Kyle McCarley as Mercurius.

Fathom events recently screened the live-action Sailor Moon musical, Sailor Moon: The Musical – Le Mouvement Final, and now they’re bringing the series back to theaters with two weeks of screenings beginning July 28. The first week of screenings features the first and second film, Sailor Moon R The Movie and Sailor Moon S The Movie in both subtitled Japanese and English dub.

The second week of the special event features the third film, Sailor Moon SuperS The Movie along with a never-before-seen short titled “Ami’s First Love,” with the same language options as well. You can check to see if there are any available screenings near you at Fathom Events’ website (which you can find at the link here), with tickets now open for sale.

Fathom Events describes the Sailor Moon special event as such:

“Sailor Moon, the beloved Guardian of Love and Justice, returns to the big screen for a special theatrical event! Following an encore presentation of the first movie (SAILOR MOON R- THE MOVIE), the Sailor Guardians unite once more to battle their chilliest adversary yet (SAILOR MOON S- THE MOVIE). The second week of showings will feature the classic anime’s third movie (SAILOR MOON SUPERS- THE MOVIE) along with never-before seen in theaters short, “Ami’s First Love.” All features are presented uncut and true to the original Japanese version, with English dubbed and subtitled showings available.”

For those unfamiliar with Sailor Moon, the iconic franchise debuted back in 1991 thanks to Naoko Takeuchi when Nakayoshi published the manga’s first issue. More than 20 years later, Sailor Moon stands as one of the most influential shojo series ever created, and it popularized the magical girl sub-genre with fans all over the world. The original series is available to stream on Hulu, and they describe the series below:

“Usagi Tsukino is a clumsy but kindhearted teenage girl who transforms into the powerful guardian of love and justice, Sailor Moon. Meeting allies along the way who share similar fates, Usagi and her team of planetary Sailor Guardians fight to protect the universe from forces of evil and total annihilation.”