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Contents.Early life Takeuchi was born in, to parents Kenji and Ikuko Takeuchi. She has a younger brother, Shingo. She gave the names of her relatives to the characters she created for Sailor Moon, and mentions this in interviews and in several comic strips she produced in place of author notes.Takeuchi attended Kofu Ichi High School. She wore uniforms and joined the astronomy and manga clubs. These experiences influenced her work for Sailor Moon, in addition to her other pieces such as Love Call and Rain Kiss. Her formative high school experiences influenced her trajectory to become a manga artist.

Katagoshi Ni Kinsei Lyrics Meaning

Sailor Moon (OST) (美少女戦士セーラームーン) Katagoshi ni Kinsei lyrics: Yoake mae no / Kumo ni kinsei / Anata to futari / Mitsuketa ne / Himitsu.

Takeuchi's father encouraged her to pursue other career paths in case she wouldn't find success as a professional artist, which is why she attended university to study chemistry.Takeuchi graduated from Kyoritsu University of Pharmacy, where she received a degree in and became a licensed. Her senior thesis was called 'Heightened Effects of Thrombolytic Actions Due to Ultrasound'. Career 1986–1997: Early work and success Before becoming a manga artist, Takeuchi worked as a at the Shiba Daijingu shrine near her university. This experience later became the basis for one of her characters in Sailor Moon,.After graduating from Kyoritsu University of Pharmacy, at the age of 19, Takeuchi entered the manga industry by submitting to her work Love Call, which received an award. She worked steadily on pieces until writing Maria, which was published in from early to mid-1990.

She based this work, her first serial comic, loosely on and on her friend, who helped her write it.After completing Maria, Takeuchi worked on the ice-skating series The Cherry Project which was serialized in Nakayoshi from late 1990 to 1991. While working on The Cherry Project, Takeuchi wanted to do a manga on outer space and girl fighters. Her editor, Fumio Osano, asked her to put the fighters in sailor-suits. This concept would later become a one-shot called, which would later begin serialization in RunRun.

When planned to adapt her manga into an anime series, she reworked Sailor V and added four other superheroines.In December 1991 began serializing Sailor Moon, which became an instant hit. The success encouraged Takeuchi to work on both Sailor Moon and Sailor V from 1991 to 1997. However, RunRun was canceled with the November 1997 issue, and the planned Sailor V anime adaptation was canceled with it. During that 6-year period, she produced 52 chapters that were collected in 18 volumes. The success of the manga led to two anime adaptations, three animated films, a live-action adaptation, numerous video games, and wide-ranging merchandising.At the series' end, Takeuchi worked on PQ Angels for Nakayoshi.

This gained a fair amount of popularity but was canceled due to Kodansha losing seven pages of her manuscript. Takeuchi said that Toei Animation had the manuscript, therefore it would have been possible to create an anime adaptation of the series.Takeuchi's own studio is called 'Princess Naoko Planning' (PNP). Takeuchi established PNP to manage her properties, mainly Sailor Moon. The studio later encompassed 's work as well and appeared in the credits for such anime as. Its name also appears on the musical credits for Shin Kaguya Shima Densetsu and other projects.1997–present Following the loss of seven pages of Takeuchi's PQ Angels manuscript, Osano departed Kodansha and the plans for the Materials Collection were canceled. Takeuchi departed Kodansha for.On August 13, 1998, Takeuchi made her first appearance in the United States at the convention for three days.

That same year, she published the first Sailor Moon art book since her departure from Kodansha, Sailor Moon Infinity Collection Art Book with limited releases.While working on her short comic strip Princess Naoko Takeuchi Back-to-Work Punch!!, Takeuchi met at a meeting hosted by, and had a meeting arranged between them by voice actress. She collaborated with Togashi as an assistant (doing ) and as a manager on volume 1 of. However the work and the demands proved more than she had expected, and Takeuchi left Shueisha as a result.Around this time Takeuchi conceived the idea for a one-shot called Toki.Meka, which eventually turned into. Togashi had a similar idea at the same time as her, but never fully brought it to fruition. He helped somewhat with Toki.Meka at this point in developing the idea by drawing some concept sketches, which Takeuchi showed in Toki.Meca volume 1.Togashi and Takeuchi married in 1999. From this marriage, the couple have two children: a son, born in January 2001, and another child, born in 2009.After Kodansha's rights to Sailor Moon expired, Takeuchi returned to the publisher in 1999 to develop and publish the Materials Collection.

She also began serializing Love Witch, but it was cancelled. Takeuchi started to work on the reprints of Sailor Moon and Sailor V, and published Toki.Meca in Nakayoshi.In 2003 Takeuchi became heavily involved in producing, a television series based on Sailor Moon. Takeuchi had an interest in learning more about the anime industry. This culminated in the creation of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon.

The series displays a plot that is heavily reliant on the manga and also explores many themes that the manga was unable to explore. She showed up at the official conference with a fist up, meaning 'good luck', in Act Zero.After the production of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon ended in 2004, Takeuchi continued to work on Toki.Meca. During the manga's serialization, Osano returned as her editor. Takeuchi also worked more closely with managing PNP and gave talks to college students. At the same time, she wrote a children's book titled Oboo-nu- to Chiboo-nu- as a birthday present to her son. (Togashi illustrated the children's book.

She made mention of it in the back of volume 1 of Toki.Meca.) She still works on the website, updating it about once a month with new flash animations or profiles.In 2012 it was announced that a new Sailor Moon anime adaptation was in development. With it, Takeuchi started a version of the manga which was announced by Osano, which will include fixed mistakes from the past and new covers for the manga.

Color pages are also included for the title pages. There was also an artbook announced and she has been working on merchandise which was announced by Osano on his Twitter feed.Works Manga WorkYearsSummaryChocolate Christmas ( チョコレートクリスマス, Chokorēto Kurisumasu)1987–1988A story about a girl who falls in love with a DJ over Christmas. It appeared collected into a single volume.Maria ( まりあ, Ma-ri-a)1989–1990A story loosely based on the book.

She released a pocket edition of the book in 1994, which was co-written with her friend,.The Cherry Project (Theチェリープロジェクト The Cherī Purojekuto)1990–1991A -themed manga, spanning 3 volumes, involving the young skater Cherry's quests to become a professional skater and to win the heart of a boy. The series was released by Kodansha in 3 collected volumes between 1991 and 1992. One of its also appears in Sailor Moon.(コードネームはセーラーＶ Kōdonēmu wa Sērā Bui)1991–1997This series follows the adventures of costumed ' Sailor V. It directly preceded (and became something of a prototype for) Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon, introducing, alias 'Sailor V', who would become a significant character in the latter series.

Takeuchi concluded the series she had already finished Sailor Moon; Sailor V featured an ending that tied the two series together. Originally released in 3 volumes, Codename: Sailor V was re-released in 2004 in a deluxe two-volume 'Renewal Edition' (新装版 Shinzōban) format.(美少女戦士セーラームーン Bishōjo Senshi Sērā Mūn)1992–1997Known to International audiences simply as Sailor Moon, this manga became Naoko Takeuchi's most famous work and spawned an anime, several films, stage musicals, a live-action television series and video games of various genres. A fusion of styles between the and genres, Sailor Moon tells the story of, a girl who discovers one day her identity as the of a celestial heroine fighting for love and justice. This series was largely responsible for the late-1990s resurgence of 'magical girl' anime and manga. The series was originally released in 18 volumes but was re-released in 2003 and 2004 in a deluxe 12-volume 'Renewal Edition' (新装版 Shinzōban) format, with two supplementary volumes containing side stories to the main work. Characters from her previous work, Codename Sailor V, return in this one.Miss Rain (ミスレイン Misu Rein)1993A collection of 5 short manga, including the title work.Prism Time (プリズムタイム Purizumu Taimu)1996–1997A collection of stories from early works to those from the late 1990s.

It is available in 2 volumes, released in 1995 and 1997, respectively.PQ Angels (PQエンジェルス PQ Enjerusu)1997Features two alien girls, able to turn into, who are searching for their princess. The series was a complete disaster for Takeuchi: it was discontinued abruptly after only 4 chapters, and Kodansha lost the proofs of the portion that had been written. It has therefore only appeared in its original serialization, from September to December 1997.Princess Naoko Takeuchi's Return-to-Society Punch!!1998–2004A collection of short strips detailing what Takeuchi did after Sailor Moon. It ran for a number of years under a changing title, giving details about her post- Sailor Moon slump and recovery, as well as her meeting, marrying, and starting a family with fellow manga creator Yoshihiro Togashi.

The comic ran in 's Young You magazine, rather than a Kodansha publication, and has not been collected since its original serialization. There are similar ' Punch!' Comic strips in the same format at the end of some of the Sailor Moon 'Renewal Edition' volumes.Toki☆Meka!

Toki☆Meka!)2001A one-shot story about a robot (Mecha), her creator, and their adventures.Love Witch (ラブ ウィッチ Rabu Witchi)2002A story where a girl receives a perfume bottle and becomes a witch, but with a heavy price. It ran in magazine from April to June 2002, with a side story, Sister witch, in September 2002. It was discontinued after 3 chapters with no explanation. It has yet to be reprinted in any sort of compilation.Toki☆Meca! Toki☆Meca!)2005–2006A serialized version of the original one-shot which began after the completion of the Sailor Moon and Sailor V re-releases. The first portion ran from the January to April 2005 issues of Nakayoshi, after which the author went on hiatus, promising that she would return to the series later. The second phase of the series started in November 2005.

One collected volume, released in August 2005, has been published thus far. The serialization officially ended in May 2006.

This makes Toki☆Meca!. Maboroshi no Ginzuisho ('Illusionary Silver Crystal') – Background song for. Ai wo Shinjiteru ('Believe in Love') – Image song for. Chikara wo Awasete ('Combining Power') – Image song for.

Ginga Ichi Mibun Chigai na Kataomoi ('Unrequited Love a Station Apart in the Galaxy') – Image song for. Honoo no Sogekimono (Flame Sniper) – Image song for. Initial U – Image song for. Katagoshi ni Kinsei ('Venus Over my Shoulder') – PGSM image song for. Kirari.SailorDream! ('Sparkling Sailor Dream!' ) – Theme Song for.

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'Liner Notes'. Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon Shinsoban Volume 3.:'Run-Run, the magazine she was serialized in, went belly-up. The OVA they planned to put out never came out. She met a harsh fate. It's enough to make one sick.Minako: Where did Run-Run go? When is my video coming out?' .

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