Sailor Moon
English: 12 volumes.
- By
- Naoko Takeuchi
- English publisher
- Kodansha Comics
Start here
The first book of the series.
Vol. 1: Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Volume 1
Follow the releases
Editions and box sets
Compare the story coverage as well as the binding. Each edition has a page listing every book in it, with its ISBN and release date.
Which edition to buy
The Kodansha standard release has 12 main-story books and two separate Short Stories books. Eternal Edition and Naoko Takeuchi Collection each number the main series through 10; identical spine numbers across all three editions do not establish identical contents. Kodansha describes the Naoko Takeuchi Collection as using the Eternal Edition translation and high page count in a smaller format. Codename: Sailor V is a separate prequel. The Naoko Takeuchi Collection box marked 7–10 also contains both prequel books. These are publisher catalog records, not confirmation of current stock. Historical Tokyopop editions and exact chapter-level switches are not mapped here.
Kodansha standard volumes
- First book
- Vol. 1
- List price
- $10.99
First-book details and buying links · Browse the standard volumes
Eternal Edition
- First book in this edition
- Vol. 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Not recorded; check the edition notes before switching.
- List price
- $27.99
Naoko Takeuchi Collection
- First book in this edition
- Vol. 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Not recorded; check the edition notes before switching.
- List price
- $12.99
Naoko Takeuchi Collection boxes
- First book in this edition
- Box Set 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Vols. 1–6
- List price
- $77.94
Codename: Sailor V — Naoko Takeuchi Collection
- First book in this edition
- Vol. 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Not recorded; check the edition notes before switching.
- List price
- $12.99
Codename: Sailor V — standard
- First book in this edition
- Vol. 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Not recorded; check the edition notes before switching.
- List price
- $10.99
Codename: Sailor V — Eternal Edition
- First book in this edition
- Vol. 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Not recorded; check the edition notes before switching.
- List price
- $27.99
Short Stories
- First book in this edition
- Vol. 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Not recorded; check the edition notes before switching.
- List price
- Unknown
Naoko Takeuchi Collection figure bundle
- First book in this edition
- Vol. 1
- Collected volumes / overlap
- Not recorded; check the edition notes before switching.
- List price
- Unknown
What each edition costs
Collected list prices are divided by the standard volumes each edition holds. The singles row shows the most common single-book list price; its total sums each book’s price. Retailer offers can differ.
| Edition | Collects | List price | Per volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kodansha standard volumes | Vols. 1–12 | $131.88 | $10.99 |
| Eternal Edition | $279.90 | Unknown | |
| Naoko Takeuchi Collection | $129.90 | Unknown | |
| Naoko Takeuchi Collection boxes | Vols. 1–10 in 2 books | $155.88 | $12.99 |
| Codename: Sailor V — Naoko Takeuchi Collection | $25.98 | Unknown | |
| Codename: Sailor V — standard | $21.98 | Unknown | |
| Codename: Sailor V — Eternal Edition | $55.98 | Unknown | |
| Short Stories | Unknown | Unknown | |
| Naoko Takeuchi Collection figure bundle | Unknown | Unknown |
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Volumes
Each linked volume has a page of its own: what the book holds and where to buy it. Chapter ranges and anime comparisons appear where verified.
Lines from this series
Guides for this series
- Sailor Moon Manga Buying Guide: Eternal Edition, Naoko Takeuchi Collection or the 2011 Volumes
- Sailor Moon Watch Order: the 1990s Anime, Crystal, Eternal and Cosmos
- Sailor Moon: Sub, the 1990s Dub or Viz's Redub?
- The Best Sailor Moon Quotes, and Which English They Come From
- Ami Mizuno: Achievement and Belonging
- Minako Aino: The Cost of Duty