diff.text: Her name translates directly from Japanese as "moon field rabbit." This is a pun, because the character used for "field" is pronounced "no," which also means "of" in Japanese. So her name is a pun on "rabbit of the moon," a reference to a Japanese legend about a rabbit pounding mochi on the moon. There are many references to rabbits throughout the series.
diff.text: Sailor Moon can transform into her past self, Princess Serenity of the Moon. Her powers here include healing people and giving up her life to save people. Both are connected to the Phantom Silver Crystal, or(maboroshii as it is called in Japan, theno "ginzuishou"). The crystal is a symbol of her soul, which she uses to save people. 
diff.text: Princess Serenity's gown has two round sleeves with spiral patterns on them. It is strapless and has a gold '0' shaped pattern on the bodice. After that, a little bitruffle of white, and a section of gold beads complete the top. Then there is a billowing white dress. At the back, the beads have a white bow not unlike the back bow on Super Sailor Moon's outfit. This time, however, the bow is in the middle of her back, not on the small of her back. Princess Serenity also has barettes not unlike the ones Super and Eternal Sailor Moon wears, only they are pearls and have no feathers. She has a crescent on her forehead head like Sailor V and Eternal Sailor Moon.
diff.text: ==Parallel Sailor Moon==
diff.text: In [[Parallel Sailor Moon]], the parody story created for the [[Materials Collection]], Usagi is the mother to two children, [[Kousagi Tsukino]] and [[Usagi Small Lady Serenity Tsukino|ChibiUsa Tsukino]]. She is much the same as she was in the rest of the manga, ditzy and forgetful and a crybaby but with a big heart.