
Usagi Tsukino



This season makes a turning point in the Sailor Moon story. The Sailor Senshi are confronted by a new enemy, the Death Busters. Rei had a premonition that this enemy would rule the world in an era called the Silence. To do this, the Death Busters need to find the three Talismans that would summon the Holy Grail. However, two mysterious Sailor Senshi, Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune, plan to find the Talismans before them... but without Sailor Moon's help.






































| Japanese Title | Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S |
| Type | TV |
| Episodes | 38 |
| Status | Finished Airing |
| Premiered | Spring 1994 |
| Audio | Japanese (English Sub), English Dub, French, Portuguese |
| Studios | Toei Animation |
| Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Mahou Shoujo, Romance |
| Score | 7.80 / 10 |











































































Sailor Moon S (Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon S) is an Action, Adventure, Drama anime TV series animated by Toei Animation, first released in Spring 1994. The series runs 38 episodes.
Stream Sailor Moon S online free in HD on Anime4Soul. 38 episodes are available to watch now with English subtitles, and the player's SUB / DUB switch plays the English dub whenever one has been released. French and Portuguese versions are available from the language menu.
38 episodes have an English dub. It continues the story of Sailor Moon R. The story continues in Sailor Moon SuperS.
Main characters include Usagi Tsukino (voiced by Stephanie Sheh), Ami Mizuno (voiced by Kate Higgins), Rei Hino (voiced by Cristina Vee), Makoto Kino (voiced by Susan Roman).
You can watch all 38 available episodes of Sailor Moon S online free on Anime4Soul, streaming in HD with English subtitles. The player also has an English Dub switch and French and Portuguese audio.
Sailor Moon S has 38 episodes.
Sailor Moon S premiered in Spring 1994. Status: Finished Airing.
Sailor Moon S was animated by Toei Animation.
Usagi Tsukino is voiced by Stephanie Sheh in Japanese and by Stephanie Sheh in the English dub.
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