Sailor Moon Orion

Sailor Moon Orion is an upcoming animated television series, produced by, , and. It is loosely based on Japanese anime and manga series of the by  and is the sequel to the 1995 english dubbed Sailor Moon anime series.

Due to the original anime's history on it will air on  in the U.S.,  in Japan,  and  in South Korea. It will be the first non-anime series in the franchise to be made in the U.S., Japan and South Korea. It will also be the first to be featured in english and japanese.

Premise
18 year old Serena Tsukino aka Sailor Moon and fellow Sailor Scouts: Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Mercury (now College students) along with her boyfriend Darien Shields aka Tuxedo Mask and theitr cat companions Luna and Artemis meet King Oron, her father from her past life as Princess Serena and his robotic right-hand-man WAC-37, obtain four powerful blades called the Quason Sabers they defend their home Crossroads City and the universe from various villains from and beyond earth.

Cast & Characters

 * Stephanie Sheh - Serena Tsukino / Sailor Moon / Princess Serena
 * Robbie Daymond - Darien Shields / Tuxedo Mask / Prince Endymion
 * Kate Higgins - Amy Anderson / Sailor Mercury
 * Cristina Vee - Raye Hino / Sailor Mars
 * Amanda C. Miller - Lita Kino / Sailor Jupiter
 * Cherami Leigh -Mina Aino / Sailor Venus
 * Michelle Ruff - Luna
 * Johnny Yong Bosch - Artemis
 * Michael McConnohie - King Oron
 * Danielle Judovits - Molly Baker
 * Ben Diskin - Melvin Butlers, WAC-37

Japanese version

 * - Usagi Tsukino / Sailor Moon / Princess Serenity
 * - Mamoru Chiba / Tuxedo Mask / Prince Endymion
 * - Ami Mizuno / Sailor Mercury
 * - Rei Hino / Sailor Mars
 * - Makoto Kino / Sailor Jupiter
 * - Minako Aino / Sailor Venus
 * - Luna
 * Yōhei Ōbayashi - Artemis
 * - King Oron
 * - Naru Osaka
 * - Gurio Umino, WAC-37

Development
In 1993, Renaissance-Atlantic Entertainment, Bandai and Toon Makers, Inc. conceptualized their own version of Sailor Moon, which was half live-action and half Western-style animation. Toon Makers produced a 17-minute proof of concept presentation video as well as a two-minute music video, both of which were directed by Rocky Sotoloff, for this concept. Renaissance-Atlantic presented the concept to Toei, but it was turned down as their concept would have cost significantly more than simply exporting and dubbing the anime adaptation.

At the 1998 Anime Expo convention in Los Angeles, the music video was shown. It has since been copied numerous times and has been viewed on many streaming video sites. Because of the relatively poor quality of the source video and circulated footage, many anime fans thought that the music video was actually a leaked trailer for the project. Additional copies of the footage have since been uploaded to the Internet and served only to bolster the mistaken assumption, in addition to incorrectly citing the production to, who became known for a similar treatment that created the Power Rangers series.

Years later 's Dentsu Entertainment USA and teamed up with  and  to create a 26-episode animated series of their flagship Sailor Moon manga and anime series entitled Sailor Moon Orion which of course of references the Lights of Orion from Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, it will retain all G-Rated content from the original dub, it was originally intended to be another reboot, but was changed into a continuation of the original dub. Dentsu USA holds all licensing and broadcasting rights to all aspects of the Sailor Moon series worldwide, Daewon Broadcasting handles licensing and broadcasting rights in Japan and South Korea and has carefully hand-picked and  as writers/showrunners with author Naoko Takeuchi as creative consulants to them, they will work closely with Dentsu USA and Toei while trying to write stories that will take place after the events of Sailor Moon Sailor SuperS, while ignoring the the events of Sailor Moon Sailor Stars and appeal more to western audiences. Each season will have with different titles, various writers from shows like ', My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, ' and  franchise will be involved, and french writer Thomas Astruc have also joined the writers room with Motonori Sakakibara as the show's director.

Animation
The show will be featured in an anime influnced style with that in mind Dentsu and Toei has opted for cel-shaded CG anime-influnced characters on painted backgrounds. The animation frame rate will be deliberately lower to emulate a more hand-drawn look and occasionally use hand-drawn-esque animation smears.

Music
Power Rangers composer will score the series and incorporate themes from the original dub's Sailor Moon score and will also incorpate the Lights of Orion score from Power Rangers Lost Galaxy.

Casting
Stephanie Sheh, Robbie Daymond, Kate Higgins, Cristina Vee, Amanda C. Miller, Cherami Leigh, Michelle Ruff, Johnny Yong Bosch and some of their fellow cast members will reprise their respective roles from the and  dubs, however the characters will retain their original dub names from the original dub and will go by the Sailor Scouts instead of Sailor Guardians and will be featured as 18-19 year old college students, rather than 14-15 year old Junior High School students and for the Japanese version the characters will retain their orignal names from the manga series, Takeuchi also confirmed that Sailor Mini Moon, Diana, Sailor Pluto, Sailor Uranus, Sailor Neptune, Sailor Saturn, the Sailor Stars, Sailor Chibi Chibi and Princess Kakyuu will appear pending on the outcome of the series, Michael McConnohie was cast as King Oron, Serena's father from her past life and Queen Serenity's husband. Recording will take place at, Los Angeles with returning as voice director. Unlike Dentsu's previous series  it will have various other voice actors such to play new characters in the series, Recording for the japanese version will be held at Tavac (Toei Audio Visual Art Center).

Broadcast
The series was originally going stream on, however Dentsu and Toei confirmed that it will air on given the original english anime's run on  before it was revived by  it will also air on  in Japan,  in Canada and  in South Korea.

Merchandise
and signed to produce all the show's merchandise. will develop comics that will act as prelude to the series and will created a game app similar on Sailor Moon Drop.