Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS: Sailor Moon to Hajimete no Eigo

About

Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon SuperS: Sailor Moon to Hajimete no Eigo is an educational adventure game built around the Sailor Moon mythos. Players assist Chibiusa in collecting Crystal Carrions of specific colors to summon Pegasus, with each lesson tied to a task. Interactions with Usagi, Ami, Rei, and others arrive via phone calls, letters, or in-person visits, offering opportunities to engage with different characters. The game weaves basic learning exercises into its narrative, starting with the Alphabet Song and progressing through structured challenges. Manual selection of which Senshi to interact with adds a layer of customization to the experience. This title stands out for its unusual blend of franchise storytelling and classroom-style activities, a rare approach in 90s anime games. While not as action-focused as other entries in the series, it caters to younger audiences with its gentle pace and repetitive lesson structures. A small but dedicated fanbase has preserved its legacy online, with forums highlighting its nostalgic value for those who grew up with the Playdia’s niche library. Its straightforward design and character cameos keep it memorable, if not particularly ambitious by modern standards.

Storyline

The game starts with a run-through of the Alphabet Song. Then Chibiusa asks the player to help her summon Pegasus with the right color Crystal Carrion, who then explains the gameplay. Pegasus also appears in between lessons to congratulate the player on the day. Every lesson begins when Usagi, Ami, Rei, Makoto or Minako either: call Chibiusa on the phone, send her a letter, or show up in person at the door. In case of special events, all 5 girls appear at the door (Mamoru included). Players can also manually select which Senshi they want to play with.