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[edit] How-to

[edit] Short explanation

Silver Millennium shows how I do it.
Step 1: After the sentence you're sourcing, put <ref> followed by the source info, ie: Naoko Takeuchi. Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon manga, Act 10. If there's a web source you can follow this up with, put something like {{cite web | url=http://www.kurozuki.com/takeuchi/sailormoon/volume02.html#act10 | title=The Manga of Takeuchi Naoko | accessdate=2006-09-09}}, followed by a closing </ref>.
Step 2: Under the References section, simply put these three lines:
<div class="references-small">
<references />
</div>
Optional step 3: If you discover that you're going to use any of these sources more than once, just go back to the first time you used it and replace <ref> with <ref name="act10"> or whatever name you want. Then, every subsequent time you use it, instead of putting the whole thing in you can just use <ref name="act10"/> and it'll put a link down to that same footnote.
Hope that helps! --Masamage 18:09, 5 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Long explanation

See WP:CITE.

[edit] Reference list

Right, so people don't cite their sources, so I did tons, and tons of leg work and went in and added this: <!--==See Also== *''[[Sailor Moon]]'' --> ==References== <div class="references-small"> <references /> </div> <!-- ==External links== -->

Seeing as most pages needed an example to do so, I took the liberty of adding Hitoshi Doi to most of the Seiyuu, granted, not all, but most So people could see how the referencing works. It's not perfect by a long shot since I still left some of the linked references at the bottom. Here's a rough for what that should look like:

  • <ref>{{cite web |url= http://www.tcp.com/doi/smoon/ |title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon |accessdate= October 6, 2006 |last= Doi |first= Hitoshi }}</ref>
  • <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 18 |chapter= Act 52 |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= April 4, 1997; December 10, 1998 |id= ISBN 4-06-178858-2}}</ref>
  • <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Materials Collection |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |year= 1999 |month= October |id= ISBN 4-06-324521-7}}</ref>

These go AFTER the section you want to cite. So for example, Chibiusa's name was given to her by Mamoru (citation). It will show properly at the bottom of the page. Don't forget to copy-paste the ref section too. Since I took the liberty of adding the references section with the div tags to all the pages it should automatically show up in the references section.

The first is obviously a website, the second is how all references to acts should be made, the third is how the artbooks should be referenced. ISBN numbers can be found for the artbooks on the Sailor Moon page, while the volume ISBNs can be found.. if someone doesn't cough them up, I'll list them out here until we get a section made for it. At this point I should say we don't have any excuses anymore. I've done a lot of formatting clean up as I was going thrugh the pages. The only trouble seem to be pages dedicated to multiple characters, however, I'm about to propose a structure for this to streamline it a bit and conform with the original template.

I would ask for serious help on retrieving references for these pages. I can't do it alone, even with Masamage. Most of the references are already there, they just have to be placed properly within the Sailor Moon pages structure. Even if you don't have the original retrieval date, please, please add the current date that you changed it around. If you are missing info, such as updats, cut it out. --Hitsuji Kinno 20:41, 6 October 2006 (UTC)

Holy my goodness, you're scary. :D In a good way. --Masamage 00:42, 7 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Sailor V Manga ISBNs

Main article: Codename_wa_Sailor_V#Books_and_Volumes
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Codename wa Sailor V Book 1 |chapter= Vol. 1 |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= August 1991 |id= ISBN 4-06-322801-0}}</ref>

[edit] Sailor Moon Manga ISBNs

Here are the ISBNs. This is so no one has an excuse for not putting any sort of volume citation up. I'll find the TV citation and add it to this section next.

Artbooks:

  • Original Picture Collection Volume I, ISBN 4-06-324507-1, August 1994.
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon Volume I Original Picture Collection |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= August 1994 |id= ISBN 4-06-324507-1}}</ref>
  • Original Picture Collection Volume II, ISBN 4-06-324508-X, August 1994.
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon Volume II Original Picture Collection |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= August 1994 |id= ISBN 4-06-324508-X}}</ref>
  • Original Picture Collection Volume III, ISBN 4-06-324518-7, September 1996.
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon Volume III Original Picture Collection |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 1996 |id= ISBN 4-06-324518-7}}</ref>
  • Original Picture Collection Volume IV, ISBN 4-06-324519-5, September 1996.
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon Volume IV Original Picture Collection |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 1996 |id= ISBN ISBN 4-06-324519-5}}</ref>
  • Original Picture Collection Volume V, ISBN 4-06-324522-5, August 1997.
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon Volume V Original Picture Collection |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= August 1997 |id= ISBN 4-06-324522-5}}</ref>

Note: Official English name is Pretty Sailor Solider Sailor Moon Volume # Original Picture Collection from the back of the book.

  • Materials Collection, ISBN 4-06-324521-7, September 1999.
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailormoon Volume V Original Picture Collection |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 1999 |id= ISBN 4-06-324521-7}}</ref>

Note: Why I added the artbooks to this list is because I'm fundamentally lazy. This also makes it super easy for anyone to reference a certain artbook by a method of copy-paste.

Original Volumes:

  • Volume 1
    • ISBN 4-06-178721-7
    • Contains Acts 1-5
    • July 6, 1992, September 5, 1996
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 1 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= July 6, 1992, September 5, 1996 |id= ISBN 4-06-178721-7}}</ref>
      • Act 1 Usagi (hiragana) Sailormoon- Usagi, Motoki, Ikuko, Haruna, Naru, Umino, Mamoru, Tuxedo Mask, Shingo, Jadite are introduced. Concept of Sailor V per the SM universe rules is introduced.
      • Act 2 Ami (kanji) Sailormercury (one word, in caps in the original)- Ami is introduced, Sailor Kick and the Disguise pen enter here as well. (the stat about Ami being 14, first mention of her bloodtype and the bit about her IQ being 300 start here too.)
      • Act 3 Rei (katakana) Sailormars (one word, romaji)- Beryl, and the other generals are introduced. Rei (of course) the crows Phobos and Deimos (named), Rei's grandfather (who has a mustache in the manga and one throw away line that may have led to the lecherous anime version, Akurou Taisan, Mamoru as 18 and going to a pretigious school wearing glasses, Usagi as a Stewardess, Death of Jadeite (by capturing with the moon frisbee which has a hole in the center, the pecking by Phobos and Deimos, and then use of Akurou Taisan by Sailor Mars.)
      • Act 4 Masquerade- Introduction to Kenji--Usagi's father, Princess Di, and the concept of what the youma physically does, disguise pen turns into an umbrella, new attack for Sailor Moon with new tiara, Usagi's first kiss,
      • Act 5 Makoto (hiragana) Sailorjupiter- Introduction to Sailor Jupiter, Flower Hurricane and the Lightning are introduced, the real bridal shop is closed though. (Flower Hurricane as it appear in the manga was echoed similarly in the anime by Tuxedo Mask when he threw a circle of roses and they look very similar to the flower Hurricane attack sequence).
  • Volume 2
    • ISBN 4-06-178731-4
    • Contains Acts 6-9
    • September 6, 1992, April 6, 1996
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 6, 1992, April 6, 1996 |id= ISBN 4-06-178731-4}}</ref>
      • Act 6 Tuxedo Kamen (katakana and kanji) Tuxedo Mask (english, with a space) - Moon stick is given (no official name), Zoisite and Kunsite work together to find the Maboroshi no Ginzuishou. Watch appears (belonging to Tuxedo Mask, broken... an object that appears in all three and looks drastically different in ll three series.)
      • Act 7 Chiba Mamoru (kanji) Tuxedo Mask (english) Death and first and last and only showing of Mamoru's parents in the whole of the meta series. Revealing of identities between Usagi and Mamoru. (plenty of indication before this that they were liking each other such as blushing), Introduction to Metallia. Sailor V's stats. (Incidentally this was origially the first act, but it was redone to be made into act 7 instead of 1 and then the manga was redone over with Usagi as the lead. (parts of the end of it)
      • Act 8 Minako (kanji) SailorV (no space, capital V) (part of original lead act, redone to fit to usagi), Sailor Moon kisses Tuxedo Mask willingly and conscious. (Supreme Thunder is named)
      • Act 9 Selenity (katakana) Princess (English) Death of Tuxedo Mask, Usagi turns into princess Selenity, saves his life inadvertantly, (slight Dali influence with the watch), Past lives, first view of Beryl, not as Queen, (she does have a swoord), Death of Endymion before Selenity, appearance of Maboroshi no Ginzuishou from tear, only showing of actually doing odango in any of the series.
      • Back has some stuff about how Takeuchi likes Doujinshi and the reference for the Image Gemstones first appearance and first showing of the original designs she had in mind for the costumes.
  • Volume 3
    • ISBN 4-06-178744-6
    • Contains Acts 10-12
    • April 6, 1993
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 3 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= April 6, 1993 |id= ISBN 4-06-178744-6}}</ref>
  • Volume 4
    • ISBN 4-06-178753-5
    • Contains Acts 13-16
    • July 6, 1993, March 5, 1995
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 4 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= July 6, 1993, March 5, 1995 |id= 4-06-178753-5 }}</ref>
  • Volume 5
    • ISBN 4-06-178764-0
    • Contains Acts 17-19 + (Chibiusa Picture Diary (Vampire one))
    • November 6, 1993, July 5, 1995
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= November 6, 1993, July 5, 1995 |id= ISBN 4-06-178764-0 }}</ref>
  • Volume 6
    • ISBN 4-06-178772-1
    • Contains Acts 20-21
    • April 5, 1994
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 6 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= April 5, 1994 |id= ISBN 4-06-178772-1}}</ref>
  • Volume 7
    • ISBN 4-06-178781-0
    • Contains Acts 23-24
    • July 6, 1994
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 7 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= July 6, 1994 |id= ISBN 4-06-178781-0}}</ref>
  • Volume 8
    • ISBN 4-06-178790-X
    • Contains Acts 25-28
    • November 2, 1994
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 8 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= |id= ISBN 4-06-178790-X}}</ref>
  • Volume 9
    • ISBN 4-06-178797-7
    • Contains Acts 29-32
    • February 6, 1995
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 9 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= February 6, 1995 |id= ISBN 4-06-178797-7}}</ref>
  • Volume 10
    • ISBN 4-06-178806-X
    • Contains Acts 33 + Chibiusa Picture Diary (the one with Vega)
    • June 6, 1995
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 10 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= June 6, 1995 |id= ISBN 4-06-178806-X}}</ref>
  • Volume 11
    • ISBN 4-06-178809-4
    • Contains Lover of Princess Kaguya and Casablanca Memories
    • July 6, 1995, August 8, 1995
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 11 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= July 6, 1995, August 8, 1995 |id= ISBN 4-06-178809-4 }}</ref>
  • Volume 12
    • ISBN 4-06-178814-0
    • Contains Acts 34-36
    • September 6, 1995
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 12 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 6, 1995 |id= ISBN 4-06-178814-0 }}</ref>
  • Volume 13
    • ISBN 4-06-178820-5
    • Contains Acts 37-38 + (all three Exam Battles)
    • December 6, 1995, April 5, 1996
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 13 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= |id= ISBN 4-06-178820-5 }}</ref>
  • Volume 14
    • ISBN 4-06-178826-4
    • Contains Acts 39-40
    • March 6, 1996
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 14 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= March 6, 1996 |id= ISBN 4-06-178826-4}}</ref>
  • Volume 15
    • ISBN 4-06-178835-3
    • Contains Acts 41-42 + Chibiusa Picture Diary (dentist one)
    • July 5, 1996
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 15 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= July 5, 1996 |id= ISBN 4-06-178835-3 }}</ref>
  • Volume 16
    • ISBN 4-06-178841-8
    • Contains Acts 43-45
    • September 6, 1996
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 16 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 6, 1996 |id= ISBN 4-06-178841-8 }}</ref>
  • Volume 17
    • ISBN 4-06-178849-3
    • Contains Acts 46-48 + (Chibiusa Picture Diary Hammer Price Shrine)
    • December 6, 1996
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 17 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= December 6, 1996 |id= ISBN 4-06-178849-3}}</ref>
  • Volume 18
    • ISBN 4-06-178858-2
    • Contains Acts 49-52
    • April 4, 1997, December 10, 1998
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 18 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= April 4, 1997, December 10, 1998 |id= ISBN ISBN 4-06-178858-2 }}</ref>

Shinzoubon/Renewal Volumes: (Shinzoubon [literally meaning new volumes] is what Kodansha officially labels it and Renewal is what it's labeled by Takeuchi in the Punch! strips.)

Note that the separation on the acts is different and the splitting is more frequent, so the number of acts may seem to be higher. There was also a lot of resplitting. Don't cite these unless you really, really have to, such as for comparison, or if you know a fact that was changed for the shinzoubon that was not in the original

  • Volume 1
    • ISBN 4-06-334776-1
    • Contains Acts 1-6
    • September 22, 2003
    • example: <ref name="Shinvol1">{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 1 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 22, 2003 |id= ISBN 4-06-334776-1}}</ref>
      • Notable Fixes: Chapter Listings was added. (It was cut/missed in the original volume 1) New stickers, take out of liner notes and back notes, new images, color image of first page (since it was originally in color for the magazine, but not the manga). New cover, (front, back and flap art), new sign (pink), cut of Intro Act 1 page. Division between the first page and second page of the manga (which creates a different artistic effect, creating a less busy feel), changes of symbols (for example puff of steam was made into a star), redrawing of Sailor V poster. Redoing of screentone, redoing of objects, such as the moon compact. redrawing of transformation sequence, (significant change there, definite anime influence), redrawing of attack sequence, adding of SD figures. Use of computer effects (particularly for objects that needed to be repeated over and over, probably vectors) The most notable thing about the Shinzoubon is that the further into the manga you get the less and less changes are made. What's done on Act 1, is much, much heavier than subsequent acts. The only exception is the one where she did 54 pages and didn't remember doing them according to her Punch notes, she redrew ALL of those pages and reformatted the frames drastically barely leaving any original artwork. That's Volume 3 of the original where they go to the moon the whole meaning of them going also changes drastically. It goes more towards Arthurian Legend and less generic ruins. Also notable is the change from hiragana to kanji. (yes, someone must be smirking at this--this is Usagi's weakness... related? Maybe?). Ami is in hiragana in one and kanji in the other. Ami is supposed to consistently be in kanji apparently, but didn't show up that way.
    • CONTENT
      • Act1 うさぎ SAILORMOON
      • Act2 亜美 SAILORMERCURY
      • Act3 レイ SAILORMARS
      • Act4 Masquerade 仮面舞踏会
      • Act5 まこと SAILORJUPITER
      • Act6 タキシード仮面　TUXEDO MASK
  • Volume 2
    • ISBN 4-06-334777-X
    • Contains Acts 7-11
    • September 22, 2003
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 2 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 22, 2003 |id= ISBN 4-06-334777-X }}</ref>
  • Volume 3
    • ISBN 4-06-334783-4
    • Contains Acts 12-16
    • October 23, 2003
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 3 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= October 23, 2003 |id= ISBN 4-06-334783-4 }}</ref>
  • Volume 4
    • ISBN 4-06-334803-2
    • Contains Acts 17-21
    • November 21, 2003
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 4 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= November 21, 2003 |id= ISBN 4-06-334803-2 }}</ref>
  • Volume 5
    • ISBN 4-06-334828-8
    • Contains Acts 22-26
    • December 22, 2003
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 5 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= December 22, 2003 |id= ISBN 4-06-334828-8 }}</ref>
  • Volume 6
    • ISBN 4-06-334835-0
    • Contains Acts 27-30
    • January 23, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 6 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= January 23, 2004 |id= ISBN 4-06-334835-0}}</ref>
  • Volume 7
    • ISBN 4-06-334842-3
    • Contains Acts 31-35
    • February 23, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 7 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= February 23, 2004 |id= ISBN 4-06-334842-3}}</ref>
  • Volume 8
    • ISBN 4-06-334857-1
    • Contains Acts 36-39
    • March 23, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 8 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= March 23, 2004 |id= ISBN 4-06-334857-1}}</ref>
  • Volume 9
    • ISBN 4-06-334865-2
    • Contains Acts 40-44
    • April 23, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 9 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= |id= ISBN }}</ref>
  • Volume 10
    • ISBN 4-06-334873-3
    • Contains Acts 45-49
    • May 21, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 10 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= May 21, 2004 |id= ISBN }}</ref>
  • Volume 11
    • ISBN 4-06-334885-7
    • Contains Acts 50-54
    • June 23, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Volume 11 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= June 23, 2004 |id= ISBN 4-06-334885-7}}</ref>
  • Volume 12
    • ISBN 4-06-334896-2
    • Contains Acts 55-60
    • July 23, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Volume 12 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= July 23, 2004 |id= ISBN 4-06-334896-2}}</ref>
  • Story Collection Volume 1
    • ISBN 4-06-334910-1
    • August 23, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Story Collection Volume 1 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= August 23, 2004 |id= ISBN }}</ref>
    • Contains Exam Battles, Chibiusa Picture Stories (in that order, in order of original publication.)
  • Story Collection Volume 2
    • ISBN 4-06-334915-2
    • September 22, 2004
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinzoubon Story Collection Volume 2 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]] |date= September 22, 2004 |id= ISBN 4-06-334915-2 }}</ref>
    • Contains Lover of Princess Kaguya, Casablanca Memories, Parallel Sailormoon

Tokyopop

  • Sailor Moon 10
    • ISBN 1-892213-98-2
    • Mixx Entertainment, Inc.
    • 1995, 2001.
    • example: <ref>{{cite book |last= Takeuchi |first= Naoko | title= Sailor Moon 10 |chapter= Act # |publisher= [[Kodansha]], Mixx Entertainment, Inc., [[Tokyopop]] |date= 1995, 2001 |id= ISBN 1-892213-98-2}}</ref>


Note: Alex Glover noted translation differences on his website for the first 3 volumes. There are some differences on plot and some pictures.

Note 2: I don't have the Tokyopop version with me 100%. They are back across the country with my parents... so I don't have those ISBNs. However, TP manga should also be cited as a last resort, even above the shinzoubon. I'll be listing the date of publication when I have time. --Hitsuji Kinno 19:06, 8 October 2006 (UTC)

I must be nuts. I stayed up til 1:00 in the morning punching out dates and making referencing manga 10 times easier for those of you who are lazy. The only think I can't add for you are the name=tags. vol#act# will work well or vol#back or vol#note or shin#act# or Shin#back (only applies for 2 and 3 anyhow) I started rough important events that happen in each... because I'm sure that a refresher will help, and also it will help put in citing various materials that need to be cited. Like *cough* first appearances. I'm putting up rough notes on what was changed too for the shinzoubon... game of "one thing is not like the other one of these things does not belong". Summarizing like that is a pain, so I hope it'll be put to good use, 'cause this is going to be fed back into my ailing SM Manga FAQ. I also have a list of Tokyopop changes too in that FAQ. --Hitsuji Kinno 08:02, 13 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Anime episodes - Hitoshi Doi

Use

<ref>{{cite web
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with Hitoshi Doi's summaries.

  • example: <ref>{{cite web | last = Doi | first = Hitoshi | authorlink = Hitoshi Doi | coauthors = Ross TenEyck | title = Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon Sailor Stars episode 174 | date = 1996-07-08 | url = http://www.tcp.com/~doi/smoon/episodes/ss174.html | accessdate = 2006-10-28}} </ref>
    • Note1. Hitoshi Doi doesn't always have co-authors. He mainly seems to have co-authors for SuperS and Sailor Stars, but just be sure to check.
    • Note2. Hitoshi Doi seems to use the Year-Month-Day system (looking where numbers above 12 appear in his dates), be sure to use the date of his summary, not the air date. So 1996-07-08 refers to the 8th of July, 1996.
    • Note3. 2006-10-28 similarly refers to the 28th of October, 2006.

[edit] Alex Glover

http://www.kurozuki.com/takeuchi/

  • Use
<ref>{{cite web
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  | url = 
  | accessdate =  }} </ref>

with Alex Glover's summaries.

    • example: <ref>{{cite web | last = Glover | first = Alex | title = The Manga of Takeuchi Naoko - Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Volume 1 Changes | date = unknown | url = http://www.kurozuki.com/takeuchi/sailormoon/volume01-changes.html | accessdate = 2006-10-28}} </ref>

[edit] Michelle Bacon (Manga Style and SAILORMUSIC.NET)

(These seem to be the proper names for these sites. - Malkinann 00:19, 29 October 2006 (UTC))

  • Use
<ref>{{cite web
  | last = 
  | first = 
  | title = 
  | date = 
  | url = 
  | accessdate =  }} </ref>

eg. <ref name="sailormusic">{{cite web |url= http://sailormusic.net/ |title= SAILORMUSIC.NET |date= September 9, 2006 |accessdate= 2006-10-01 |last= Bacon |first= Michelle }}</ref>

[edit] Elizabeth Ann Carroll - The Oracle

eg. <ref>{{cite web |url=http://soul-hunter.com/sailormoon/television/summaries/002.php |title= Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon |accessdate=2006-11-02 |last= Carroll |first= Elizabeth Ann }}The Oracle's episode summary</ref>


[edit] Out of Universe references

[edit] Dave Barry

Barry, Dave. "Forget about Sailor Moon; we love Barbie!", The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Journal Communications, 9 April 1995. Retrieved on 2007-02-10.

<ref>{{cite news | last =Barry | first =Dave |authorlink= Dave Barry | title =Forget about Sailor Moon; we love Barbie! | work =The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | publisher = Journal Communications | date =9 April 1995 | url =http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4196/is_19950409/ai_n10200242/pg_1 | accessdate = 2007-02-10}}</ref>

[edit] Akadot

Interview with Megumi Ogata

Johnson, Dany. "Q & A Rocking the Boat", Akadot, Digital Manga, Inc., 2001-04-21. Retrieved on 2007-02-21.

<ref>{{cite news | last =Johnson | first =Dany | coauthors = | title = Q & A Rocking the Boat | work =Akadot | pages = | language = | publisher =Digital Manga, Inc. | date =2001-04-21 | url =http://www.akadot.com/article.php?a=31 | accessdate =2007-02-21 }}</ref>

Girl Power Make Up!

Yang, Sandy. "Girl Power Make Up—the Beginning of Shoujo in the US", Akadot, Digital Manga, Inc., 2000-10-25. Retrieved on 2007-01-18.

<ref name="shoujoUS">{{cite news | last = Yang | first = Sandy | title = Girl Power Make Up—the Beginning of Shoujo in the US | work=Akadot | publisher = Digital Manga, Inc. | date = 2000-10-25 | url = http://www.akadot.com/article.php?a=30 | accessdate = 2007-01-18 }}</ref>

[edit] Kissing cousins may bring controversy

Sebert, Paul. "Kissing cousins may bring controversy—Cartoon Network juggles controverisal topics contained in the “Sailor Moon S” series", The Daily Athenaeum Interactive, 2000-06-28. Retrieved on 2007-02-21.

<ref>{{cite news | last =Sebert | first =Paul | title = Kissing cousins may bring controversy—Cartoon Network juggles controverisal topics contained in the “Sailor Moon S” series | work = The Daily Athenaeum Interactive | pages = | language = | publisher = | date =2000-06-28 | url = http://www.da.wvu.edu/archives/002806/news/002806,07,01.html | accessdate = 2007-02-21 }}</ref>

[edit] Grigsby - Global Entertainment Commodity comes to the US

Note: Due to the italicisation of the article name, {{cite journal}} doesn't work well with this paper. However, the DOI thingie gives a link to the page where (if you subscribe to the journal) you can download the paper. If any WP:SM members want the paper, I have access to it. -Malkinann 00:06, 3 March 2007 (UTC)

Grigsby, Mary (1998). "Sailormoon: Manga (Comics) and Anime (Cartoon) Superheroine Meets Barbie: Global Entertainment Commodity Comes to the United States" The Journal of Popular Culture 32 (1) 59-80 DOI:10.1111/j.0022-3840.1998.3201_59.x

<ref name ="Grigsby">Grigsby, Mary (1998). "''Sailormoon'': ''Manga (Comics)'' and ''Anime (Cartoon)'' Superheroine Meets Barbie: Global Entertainment Commodity Comes to the United States" ''The Journal of Popular Culture'' '''32''' (1) 59-80 {{doi|10.1111/j.0022-3840.1998.3201_59.x}}</ref>

[edit] What NOT to Reference

[edit] Ian Miller

While some of his points are "interesting" many of them are not sourced properly and thus, I'd vote to deal with the issues he brings up in this fashion:

  1. Give him credit for the idea
  2. Source real sources to back up his ideas, like Bullfinch's mythology.

Why:

  1. Many of Ian Miller's ideas are either fringe, strange, or he doesn't properly source his materials. For example, for the Amazones article he sourced a Japanese website on Amazones, but he does not read japanese. He's admitted several times that he can't really read Japanese, which led the the imfamous stint on sailormoon.org forums where he said that the Maboroshi no Ginzuishou was translated as "Silver Water Stone" failing to see zuishou means crystal. (You can see a version of this on the Sailor Moon newsletter)
  2. Many of his sources are old, for example, he cited an article from the 70's on Mau and said that Takeuchi spelled it wrong because Egyptian has no vowels, however, Hawas has stated NUMEROUS times that while they were not written in EARLY egyptian that they were in fact implied. He also purposefully misquoted the book, I dug it up for him and he got mad... I also have sources for this as well.
  3. Many of his ideas are excellent, however, many of them have not been 100% supported by the author or those involved, so unless directly stated, if it is fringe, it should be stated that it's not known if this is the intetnion of the author, which he's reluctant to admit on his own website.
  4. Some of his ideas are definitely fringe. Like the whole "You have to use the Japanese kanji for Violin Tide" and all attacks. (Despite Rainbow Honeymoon Therapy Kiss being in kanji) and also support for "Violon" v. "Violin" which currently Jeffrey's dictionary and other Japanese dictionaries don't support.
  5. Some of his ideas are pure specuation and while he has sources from language books, etc, he lacks support from the original series's statements from the creator or clear support (like Greek Mythology).
  6. He fails to often recognize puns within the series as well. (I think this is mainly due to his not being able to read Japanese properly, he can cipher, but he can't really put it together in a complete understanding).
  7. Many of his ideas start, but they lack to finish, like the "Pluto" "Saturn" switch. Originally I pulled him more sources for these ideas but he's not added them, and this goes for many of the fans that have tried to supply sources to add info on his website and correct his information.
  8. He's antagonized many of the fanship in the process of making his pages and has an attitude that many people do not appreciate. This can lead to reversion wars which are not to be appreciated. If you want a list of those he's antagonized, you need only look at this own website and message me on my talk page (and this does include Hitoshi Doi and Alex Glover.. and yes, he admitted he can't really understand Japanese... so you can see where I'm going with this).

Thus while he may have found the basic idea, the support on his own website is very, very thin ice, so I would say that instead of 100% relying on him (People see he's sourced, but then don't check his sources...). I'd source the original articles to support his statements, and thus discount any wrong information he provides within his own website. Primary over secondary. This will also create an emotional separation from using him entirely and get people to look at the facts rather than the person who came up with it. It also directs people off of his website which contains many ideas people do not agree with, question his sources a bit more and think and find their own and generally mitigate any damage that could be done in terms of sourcing.

Is this fair? --Hitsuji Kinno 19:40, 8 October 2006 (UTC)

I had never heard of this guy; I'm not aware of us referencing him, but I think we should cite things up until it no longer looks like we are. Sounds bogus. --Masamage 21:34, 8 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Tomb of the Little-Known Senshi

http://animemanga.net/tomb/ , http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Island/3352/ - generally considered unreliable, nice art though. - Malkinann 22:25, 28 October 2006 (UTC)

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