The Sailors's hair colors are determined by their powers ("Power Dyes Your Hair"). And since their Sailor selves are their eternal selves, their hairs keep their colors ("remain dyed") for the whole time.
I am Sailor Moon! And now In the name of the moon, I will punish you! " - Sailor Moon's catchphrase Usagi Tsukino (月野 うさぎ, Tsukino Usagi) is the civilian identity of the Sailor Guardian of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon (セーラームーン, Seeraa Muun), who serves as the titular protagonist of the 90s anime.
Despite this, stylistic use of differently colored hair does sometimes appear in later artwork, and the concept of the heroines' hair changing color when transformed is used in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. The kanji of Usagi's surname translate as "moon" (月, tsuki) and "field" (野, no).
So I read that Takeuchi's favorite color is pink and she actually wanted Sailor moon to look like a pink rabbit. so her original designs were for her to have pink hair, matching the pink in her outfit.
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I am Sailor Moon! And now In the name of the moon, I will punish you! " - Sailor Moon's catchphrase Usagi Tsukino (月野 うさぎ, Tsukino Usagi) is the civilian identity of the Sailor Guardian of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon (セーラームーン, Seeraa Muun), who serves as the titular protagonist of the 90s anime.
Sailor Moon's hair is blonde, not blue It is understandable that some people might remember Sailor Moon having blue hair, but her hair colour is actually blonde. In the original manga, Sailor Moon's hair is blonde, and this is also the case in the Cloverway English adaptation and Viz Media English adaptation.
The Sailor Moon Color Palette Sailor Moon has a very specific art style. Beyond '90s anime conventions like willowy legs; large doll eyes; and long, wavy hair, Sailor Moon incorporates a lot of celestial and fairy tale imagery. Sailor Moon was once Princess Serenity of the Moon Kingdom.
For Sailor Moon, it's not a Mandela effect situation because the pink hue comes from film deterioration. A similar color issue happened with the anime Dragon Ball Z, a Japanese animated show.
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The Sailors's hair colors are determined by their powers ("Power Dyes Your Hair"). And since their Sailor selves are their eternal selves, their hairs keep their colors ("remain dyed") for the whole time.
I am Sailor Moon! And now In the name of the moon, I will punish you! " - Sailor Moon's catchphrase Usagi Tsukino (月野 うさぎ, Tsukino Usagi) is the civilian identity of the Sailor Guardian of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon (セーラームーン, Seeraa Muun), who serves as the titular protagonist of the 90s anime.
For Sailor Moon, it's not a Mandela effect situation because the pink hue comes from film deterioration. A similar color issue happened with the anime Dragon Ball Z, a Japanese animated show.
The Sailor Moon Color Palette Sailor Moon has a very specific art style. Beyond '90s anime conventions like willowy legs; large doll eyes; and long, wavy hair, Sailor Moon incorporates a lot of celestial and fairy tale imagery. Sailor Moon was once Princess Serenity of the Moon Kingdom.
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Blonde hair is a very bright, eye catching color which is why the creator of Sailor Moon, Naoko Takeuchi, decided to keep Sailor Moons hair yellow or blonde throughout the series.
I am Sailor Moon! And now In the name of the moon, I will punish you! " - Sailor Moon's catchphrase Usagi Tsukino (月野 うさぎ, Tsukino Usagi) is the civilian identity of the Sailor Guardian of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon (セーラームーン, Seeraa Muun), who serves as the titular protagonist of the 90s anime.
The Sailors's hair colors are determined by their powers ("Power Dyes Your Hair"). And since their Sailor selves are their eternal selves, their hairs keep their colors ("remain dyed") for the whole time.
So I read that Takeuchi's favorite color is pink and she actually wanted Sailor moon to look like a pink rabbit. so her original designs were for her to have pink hair, matching the pink in her outfit.
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So I read that Takeuchi's favorite color is pink and she actually wanted Sailor moon to look like a pink rabbit. so her original designs were for her to have pink hair, matching the pink in her outfit.
I am Sailor Moon! And now In the name of the moon, I will punish you! " - Sailor Moon's catchphrase Usagi Tsukino (月野 うさぎ, Tsukino Usagi) is the civilian identity of the Sailor Guardian of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon (セーラームーン, Seeraa Muun), who serves as the titular protagonist of the 90s anime.
Pretty Warrior Sailor Moon is the star of a manga created by Japanese artist Naoko Takeuchi, which was published from 1992 to 1997 along with a TV anime. The 14-year-old character, who is also known as Usagi Tsukino (or as Serena Tsukino in English-dubbed anime), has big round blue eyes, incredibly long blonde ponytails, an adorable maritime.
The Sailors's hair colors are determined by their powers ("Power Dyes Your Hair"). And since their Sailor selves are their eternal selves, their hairs keep their colors ("remain dyed") for the whole time.
For Sailor Moon, it's not a Mandela effect situation because the pink hue comes from film deterioration. A similar color issue happened with the anime Dragon Ball Z, a Japanese animated show.
I am Sailor Moon! And now In the name of the moon, I will punish you! " - Sailor Moon's catchphrase Usagi Tsukino (月野 うさぎ, Tsukino Usagi) is the civilian identity of the Sailor Guardian of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon (セーラームーン, Seeraa Muun), who serves as the titular protagonist of the 90s anime.
The Sailor Moon Color Palette Sailor Moon has a very specific art style. Beyond '90s anime conventions like willowy legs; large doll eyes; and long, wavy hair, Sailor Moon incorporates a lot of celestial and fairy tale imagery. Sailor Moon was once Princess Serenity of the Moon Kingdom.
Pretty Warrior Sailor Moon is the star of a manga created by Japanese artist Naoko Takeuchi, which was published from 1992 to 1997 along with a TV anime. The 14-year-old character, who is also known as Usagi Tsukino (or as Serena Tsukino in English-dubbed anime), has big round blue eyes, incredibly long blonde ponytails, an adorable maritime.
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Pretty Warrior Sailor Moon is the star of a manga created by Japanese artist Naoko Takeuchi, which was published from 1992 to 1997 along with a TV anime. The 14-year-old character, who is also known as Usagi Tsukino (or as Serena Tsukino in English-dubbed anime), has big round blue eyes, incredibly long blonde ponytails, an adorable maritime.
The Sailor Moon Color Palette Sailor Moon has a very specific art style. Beyond '90s anime conventions like willowy legs; large doll eyes; and long, wavy hair, Sailor Moon incorporates a lot of celestial and fairy tale imagery. Sailor Moon was once Princess Serenity of the Moon Kingdom.
The Sailors's hair colors are determined by their powers ("Power Dyes Your Hair"). And since their Sailor selves are their eternal selves, their hairs keep their colors ("remain dyed") for the whole time.
For Sailor Moon, it's not a Mandela effect situation because the pink hue comes from film deterioration. A similar color issue happened with the anime Dragon Ball Z, a Japanese animated show.
Original Sailor Moon Anime Cel
The Sailor Moon Color Palette Sailor Moon has a very specific art style. Beyond '90s anime conventions like willowy legs; large doll eyes; and long, wavy hair, Sailor Moon incorporates a lot of celestial and fairy tale imagery. Sailor Moon was once Princess Serenity of the Moon Kingdom.
Blonde hair is a very bright, eye catching color which is why the creator of Sailor Moon, Naoko Takeuchi, decided to keep Sailor Moons hair yellow or blonde throughout the series.
Pretty Warrior Sailor Moon is the star of a manga created by Japanese artist Naoko Takeuchi, which was published from 1992 to 1997 along with a TV anime. The 14-year-old character, who is also known as Usagi Tsukino (or as Serena Tsukino in English-dubbed anime), has big round blue eyes, incredibly long blonde ponytails, an adorable maritime.
Despite this, stylistic use of differently colored hair does sometimes appear in later artwork, and the concept of the heroines' hair changing color when transformed is used in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. The kanji of Usagi's surname translate as "moon" (月, tsuki) and "field" (野, no).
The Sailor Moon Color Palette Sailor Moon has a very specific art style. Beyond '90s anime conventions like willowy legs; large doll eyes; and long, wavy hair, Sailor Moon incorporates a lot of celestial and fairy tale imagery. Sailor Moon was once Princess Serenity of the Moon Kingdom.
The Sailors's hair colors are determined by their powers ("Power Dyes Your Hair"). And since their Sailor selves are their eternal selves, their hairs keep their colors ("remain dyed") for the whole time.
I am Sailor Moon! And now In the name of the moon, I will punish you! " - Sailor Moon's catchphrase Usagi Tsukino (月野 うさぎ, Tsukino Usagi) is the civilian identity of the Sailor Guardian of Love and Justice, Sailor Moon (セーラームーン, Seeraa Muun), who serves as the titular protagonist of the 90s anime.
Pretty Warrior Sailor Moon is the star of a manga created by Japanese artist Naoko Takeuchi, which was published from 1992 to 1997 along with a TV anime. The 14-year-old character, who is also known as Usagi Tsukino (or as Serena Tsukino in English-dubbed anime), has big round blue eyes, incredibly long blonde ponytails, an adorable maritime.
Sailor Moon's hair is blonde, not blue It is understandable that some people might remember Sailor Moon having blue hair, but her hair colour is actually blonde. In the original manga, Sailor Moon's hair is blonde, and this is also the case in the Cloverway English adaptation and Viz Media English adaptation.
For Sailor Moon, it's not a Mandela effect situation because the pink hue comes from film deterioration. A similar color issue happened with the anime Dragon Ball Z, a Japanese animated show.
Blonde hair is a very bright, eye catching color which is why the creator of Sailor Moon, Naoko Takeuchi, decided to keep Sailor Moons hair yellow or blonde throughout the series.
C o l o r s Not your typical "Mercury is blue, Mars is red" type senshi color page. Well, maybe it is, but this page also has information on why the colors were chosen (not just fuku colors, but hair and eye colors also).
So I read that Takeuchi's favorite color is pink and she actually wanted Sailor moon to look like a pink rabbit. so her original designs were for her to have pink hair, matching the pink in her outfit.
Despite this, stylistic use of differently colored hair does sometimes appear in later artwork, and the concept of the heroines' hair changing color when transformed is used in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. The kanji of Usagi's surname translate as "moon" (月, tsuki) and "field" (野, no).
