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text: ===Sailor Moon in English===
  
  {{seealso|Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon in English}}
  
  Around the time Sailor Stars ended, a company called [[Dic]] bought the rights to Sailor Moon in the English-speaking world. This brought Sailor Moon to North America as a popular cartoon show. Names were changed, attack names confused, and plot elements corrupted. One character even had his gender changed. Despite all the inconsistencies, the series was wildly popular and helped introduce anime to many people in North America.
  
  At first, in syndication, the series did poorly. In the middle of [[R]], DiC gave up on the show. It ended the series at sixty-five episodes, with seventeen episodes left before the end of the storyarc. When [[Cartoon Network]] picked up the series it was so popular that they convinced [[Dic]] to take on 120 more episodes. However, DiC cut this down to seventeen, which brought English Sailor Moon to the end of R.
  
  After a few years, the demand for more Sailor Moon was so high that Toei's US branch, [[Cloverway]] picked up the series. Although Cloverway's Sailor Moon kept the original score and generally tried to be more accurate to the original, many mistakes and inconsistencies were made because of the rush to finish dubbing the series before its June premiere date. Most of the original voice actors left as well, which caused a mix of joy and disappointment amongst fans.  
  
  
  
  [[Image:Sailor_Moon_9.gif|thumb|the GEEK squad]]
  
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  *[http://mangastyle.net/manga_intro.htm MangaStyle: Intro]
  
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