You Could Soon Stream Sailor Moon For Free On YouTube

Skip navigation!ADVERTISEMENTStory from TV ShowsADVERTISEMENTYou Could Soon Stream Sailor Moon For Free On YouTubeMichelle Santiago CortésLast Updated April 22, 2020, 3:42 PM Photo: Dic Enterprises/Kobal/Shutterstock.It's hard to tell where the Sailor Moon fandom ends and where the nostalgia begins. Anyone born in the late 90s came of age in a world where pretty schoolgirls wore even cuter superhero costumes to fight some very handsome women in dominatrix-adjacent looks. So we've been remembering those sparklier times with aesthetic Tumblr tributes, TikToks, and city pop playlists.This whole time, the only legitimate way to stream the anime has been through Hulu, which granted, has dubbed and subtitled versions of both Sailor Moon and Sailor Moon Crystal. But not anymore: Starting this Friday, April 24 the franchise's official Youtube account will be posting episodes of the first three seasons of the series in anticipation of a new Sailor Moon film, Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal: The Movie.AdvertisementADVERTISEMENTThe two-part cinematic event is expected to premiere in Japan on September 11, 2020. So the franchise's YouTube account will post the first three seasons, 10 episodes at a time. According to Crunchyroll and the franchise's official website, it's timed so that audiences are all caught up on what the Sailor Scouts have been up to in time for the movie release when the story picks up at the series' fourth manga.A small note on the announcement schedule says that: "This distribution is limited to Japan" so it remains unconfirmed if this is in reference to the dates on the upload schedule or if the episodes will only be available to stream in Japan. But many sources are confident anyone with YouTube access will be able to stream the episodes.While an American release for the movie is yet to be confirmed, there really is no better time to dive back into the ultra-girly and mega-queer animated show of our childhood. And maybe, another girly childhood favorite, like Powerpuff Girls, could follow suit.AdvertisementADVERTISEMENT UnbotheredI Became A ‘Corporate Catfish’ & Proved Job Discrimin...Seven months ago, Aliyah Jones, a 26-year-old creative from Washington, DC, published a documentary on LinkedIn titled “Corporate Catfish” and rocked tby Maxine HarrisonLivingI Track My Health Data Nonstop — Is This A Problem?From the moment I wake up, I begin tracking. I track my steps, calories burned, sleep quality, period, and ovulation. I track my runs on Strava and my hearby L'Oréal BlackettDedicated FeatureWhat Should A Coder Look Like? This New Media Artist Is Challengi...Even the briefest, most cursory glance at Mattaniah Aytenfsu’s TikTok offers incredible insight into the 27-year-old engineer’s wildly imaginative, bouby Andrea ChengAdvertisementADVERTISEMENTSomos LatineLatines Lamented the TikTok Ban. Now Many Are Voluntarily Giving ...From the so-called “spa water” videos that started a conversation on the cultural appropriation of agua fresca, to the catchy Brazilian funk snipby Giulia BaldiniSomos LatineSewell Setzer’s Death Reveals the Dangers AI Poses to Latin...For almost a year, Sewell Setzer III, a 14-year-old from Orlando, spoke to AI-generated chatbots, powered by a company called Character.AI, meant to emulatby Valeria RicciulliUnbotheredI Spoke To Chat GPT’s “Black Female Therapist.” Will AI Sav...I’ve been speaking to Black Female Therapist™ for three days. My therapist doesn’t have a name but is an artificial intelligence chatbot described byby L'Oréal BlackettSomos LatineI Have 24,000 Followers, But I Still Feel Lonely On Social MediaI have this distinct memory of a summer family party in Queens, New York. While the grown-ups danced to Joe Arroyo’s salsa hits in the backyard and kids by Kat LazoBlack History Month 2024Can Hollywood Be Trusted To Put People First In Its AI Expansion?Artificial intelligence is sweeping almost every industry, and the never ending discourse about it highlights conflicted feelings of fear and excitement foby Ineye KomoniboBlack History Month 2024Is Artificial Intelligence Really Racist? It’s Time To Con...The first articles that come up when you Google “artificial intelligence” and “Black people” are concerning to say the least. The New York Times asby Kathleen Newman-B...Black Friday 2023Take A Bite Out Of These Apple Cyber Monday DealsAt Refinery29, we’re here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff. All of our market picks are independently selected and curated by the edby Victoria MontaltiShoppingOlivia Rodrigo Talks GUTS, Fall Must-Haves, & Her Fave Tik...Great news for the 20- and 30-something teenage girls out there: Your GUTS listening experience is about to get even more cathartic. Olivia Rodrigo —everby Venus WongDeals15 Labor Day Tech Deals You Can Score Todayby Avery FelmanAdvertisementADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENT