不知大家有沒有看過，也蠻不錯的．

其中演火野麗的北川景子和演愛野美奈子的小松彩夏都算是有不錯的發展．

何解有此說???

我就無睇過喇...

但係就卡通版時都已經頂唔蒲啦...

我就是由漫畫版開始,情節去得很快,

其實版友們頂唔蒲的原因,

是它原本就是少女向漫畫,

根本沒想過比男仔看.

Where are they now?: The girls of PGSM

Living the Sailor Dream

	Sawai Miyuu 沢井美優 Sailor Moon		Hama Chisaki 浜千咲 Sailor Mercury
	Kitagawa Keiko 北川景子 Sailor Mars		Azama "Mew" Myuu 安座間美優 Sailor Jupiter
	Komatsu Ayaka 小松 彩夏 Sailor Venus		Koike Rina 小池里奈 Sailor Luna
	Kawabe Chieko 河辺千恵子 Osaka Naru		Alisa 有紗 Kuroki Mio

Dream Princess

Sawai Miyuu Fansite • 沢井美優ファンサイト

    Sawai Miyuu had appeared in numerous idol magazines and a pair of solo idol DVDs prior to being selected as Tsukino Usagi (Sailor Moon). The magazines include the usual Jr. Idol ones including Pure Pure, BOMB, and memew. These idol magazines often come with inserts, including trading cards, of which, Sawai has appeared on a few of them.

    The solo videos「ME」&「YOU」are available in a boxset for 7600 yen (about US$63). They were originally released in September of 2002 as both single DVDs (3800 yen [about US$32] each) and cheaper videos (2900 yen [about US$24] each).

     Although, she was featured in an issue of BOMB Idol magazine (Nov 03) with Kitagawa, and later in Sabra, she signed an exclusive modeling contract with Tokuma's Love Berry magazine.

   On April 1st, 2005, Sawai released a new Idol DVD called "South Wind" as part of the Young Champion「ヤングチャンピオン」DVD series. This followed her "Asian Kiss" solo Idol DVD from earlier in 2005 which also had a separate Photobook of the same name. She also released "Perfect Collection" and "me→you" later in 2005. Early 2006, she released "Snow White" and just months ago, at 2006's year's end, her latest Idol DVD "Fresh : Re : Fresh" was released.

   In between DVDs, she has done voice acting (an episode of the "Black Cat" anime and the "Fullmetal Alchemist" movie), has appeared in a play with Matsushita Moeco (her PGSM love rival), and had a role in the Japanese horror movie "Chain 2".

Links

Official Homepage

Emmitt's Sawai Miyuu Museum

WikiPedia (English) Sawai Miyuu Entry WikiPedia (Japanese) Sawai Miyuu Entry

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Brilliant Dreamer

Hama Chisaki Fansite • 浜千咲ファンサイト

    Hama Chisaki started her Idol career with an appearance in BOMB! and a exclusive modeling contract with "melon" magazine. She now appears regularly in "melon" as of the July 2003 issue. The magazine ceased publication in late 2005.

   Prior to this, she appeared in the Jr. Idol magazine "Pure Pure" [Pure²] issues 17-19, although I believe issue 18 only has a brief mention of her amongst many other Jr. Idols.

   Her earliest appearances seem to be in a magazine called "Monthly De-View", during Winter 2002-3. Other early appearances are in "pichi lemon" (Summer 03) and something called "for lilie" in the April 03 issue.

   Her only TV work prior to Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, was an Idol special on Sky PerfecTV Japan that translates as "Being Junior, GO!".

   Some of her works, released in November 2003, include being one of the three senshi actresses in BOMB! [11/03] with Sawai Miyuu and Kitagawa Keiko; an appearance in UP-TO-BOY [11/03]; and her fifth straight appearance in melon [11/03].

   During February 2006, she announced on her website that she would be taking a break from her career for health reasons and to prepare for college entrance exams. This came shortly after "melon", her regular job, ceased publication. The combination of these two events leads most people familiar with the Idol industry to believe she is retired and she has not been heard from in the last year except for occasional reunions with her fellow PGSM cast members.

   Her real name is Izumi Rika. However, there was already another Idol with the same name and worse, just "Rika" produces thousands of hits on Google and Yahoo! for a member of the Idol super-group Morning Musume.

Her Debut and only MAXI SINGLE CD
「恋するソルジャー／彼女はいじわる」

Links

The Official Homepage has gone quiet.

WikiPedia (English) Hama Chisaki Entry WikiPedia (Japanese) Hama Chisaki Entry

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Dream Priestess

Kitagawa Keiko Fansite • 北川景子ファンサイト

    Kitagawa Keiko was signed to an exclusive modeling contract with Japan's SEVENTEEN magazine after being one of the winners of the 2003 audition. She made her SEVENTEEN debut with a 7 page feature at the front of the Nov 01, 2003 [#25] issue.

   Kitagawa made regular appearances in SEVENTEEN magazine until her retirement from modeling in mid-2006. She followed up her debut in issue #25 (2003) and has continued to appear every two weeks since then.

   Jumping on the bandwagon, BOMB magazine uncovered in their archive an unused Kitagawa layout and used it in the November 2003 issue.

   Kitagawa signed on in 2005 to co-star in a live action movie "Mizu ni sumu hana" 「 水に棲む花」based on the manga of the same name. This would be the start of her movie acting career that is now up to 7 films including the Hollywood made "The Fast and the Furious 3: Tokyo Drift" and her first starring role in a major Japanese release in 「 Dear Friends」.

Her Latest Movie Release	Her Latest Book Release
Dear Friends In theaters 3 Feb 2007	北川景子写真集Dear Friends Photo Book 20 Feb 2007

Links

北川景子のBlog♪Blog♪Blog

Her new and improved modeling Agency website.

Official SEVENTEEN Homepage

//Itsumo: Keiko Kitagawa\\*-version 4.0-*~*Snow Angel*~*
(An active English KK fansite.)

A basic but useful fansite.

WikiPedia (English) Kitagawa Keiko Entry WikiPedia (Japanese) Kitagawa Keiko Entry

Beautiful Dreamer

Azama "Mew" Myuu Fansite • 安座間美優ファンサイト

    Azama "Mew" Myuu started her career as a member of B.B. Waves, an Idol dance group. She toured with them in 1999 and 2000. After she "graduated" from B.B. Waves, her career went into a long lull before being one of the winners of the SEVENTEEN (Japan) 2003 model audition and with it an exclusive modeling contract with SEVENTEEN.

   She made her SEVENTEEN debut with issue 24 (Oct 01, 2003) and has continued to appear regularly ever since. The rest of her idol career was basically been put on hold while she works for SEVENTEEN, Sailor Moon, and continued high school.

   She was promoted from SEVENTEEN to the publisher's college-age fashion magazine non-no with the 21st issue of 2006 after winning the 38th non-no Modeling Grand Prix and made her last appearance in SEVENTEEN #27 (Nov 15, 2006).

Her SEVENTEEN debut	Her non-no debut
SEVENTEEN #27 (Nov 15, 2006)	non-no #21 (Nov 5, 2006)

Links

The star attraction of her modeling agency's website.

みゅうみゅう
Her official blog.

Official non-no Homepage
Her modeling website from Japan's edition of SEVENTEEN.

Official SEVENTEEN Homepage
Her modeling website from Japan's edition of SEVENTEEN.

WikiPedia (English) Azama "Mew" Myuu Entry WikiPedia (Japanese) Azama "Mew" Myuu Entry

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Lovely Dreamer

Komatsu Ayaka Fansite • 小松 彩夏ファンサイト

    Komatsu Ayaka was part of the CANDy fashion magazine stable of models. Her work there led to some small TV and movie work including "Idol-Do". She appeared in the Winter 02/03 "Angel Blue" fashion catalog, as well. All of this preceded her selection as Sailor Venus.

   She did a few controversial swimsuit layouts prior to being selected as one of the four girls for the 2004 edition of Nittelegenic 「日テレジュニック 2004」, an annual group of four girls who help promote various items. As part of her involvement with Nittelegenic, a solo Idol DVD of her 「日テレジェニック2004 小松彩夏 figure A」 was released August 24th of 2004. The other three girls had their own DVDs released on the same day. Another Nittelegenic 2004 solo DVD「女神のChu! 日テレジェニック2004 小松彩夏 Layer Game」[Megami no Chu!] was released on 26 January 2005.

   She was featured on the cover of the manga Young Sunday「ヤングサンデー」with a seven page layout inside. The issue number was 17 [4/7/2005]. She would follow this up with her third photobook 「Summer Date」and her 3rd DVD (and first true solo Idol DVD)「 まさか・・・ 」[masaka...]. From there, she would focus on her acting career.

    She co-starred in the 「 ドリフト 」and「 ドリフト 2 」[Drift and Drift 2] street racing movies similar to Kitagawa Keiko's The Fast and the Furious 3: Tokyo Drift before starring in the 2006 TV series「ダンドリ娘」[Dandori Musume]. While working on these, she released her most recent photobook Young Sunday's「Moon Doll」in February 2006 in which she appears with her bikini top off, however her "upper assets" are not fully exposed.

   Over the winter of 2006, she went on a major promotional blitz, posing in 20 magazines, ahead of the January 2007 release of her latest DVD 「書を捨てよ、水着になろう!」[Sho wo Suteyo, Mizugi ni Naro].

   Her biography shows an appearance in the Japanese movie 「踊る大捜査線 THE MOVIE 2 ∼レインボーブリッジを封鎖せよ！∼」[Bayside Breakdown: the Movie 2 - Protect the Rainbow Bridge], the Official English website does not list her as among the many cast members named in the movie, as such, she likely had a very minor appearance.

Her Latest DVD Release	Her Latest Book Release	Her Latest Calendar
小松彩夏 書を捨てよ、水着になろう! 24 Jan 2007	Moon Doll Photo Book 20 Feb 2006	Ayaka Komatsu 2007 Calendar 14 Oct 2006

Links

Her Official Homepage

Official Agency Homepage

http://ayaka.chu.jp/
A detailed fansite with Ayaka and Sailor Moon magazine/goods information.

WikiPedia (English) Komatsu Ayaka Entry WikiPedia (Japanese) Komatsu Ayaka Entry

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Lunar Dream

Koike Rina Fansite • 小池里奈ファンサイト

    Koike Rina's first Jr. Idol DVD 「おにいちゃんといっしょ」came out in January 2004 at the age of 10. That same month she was featured in 「U-15 Live Version Vol.3」a live debut concert with ten other young girls. The live concert was later broadcast in February as part of 「ジュニアでGO!」#5 (Being Junior, GO!).

   At the beginning of March 2004, her modeling career began with a two page appearance in 「Pure Pure」 #23, following in the footsteps of a few of her fellow Sailor Senshi actresses. She then appeared in 「清純系」(Peace Mook) volume 14 in a six page story hyping her idol DVD. To date, she has made nearly 30 Idol magazine appearances, mostly notable in the U-15 Idol magazine 「Pure Pure」with 4 more appearances including an 11 page layout in #39 (Nov 2006) as the cover girl and the cover of the Spring 2007 「Chu→Boh 」#18.

   After her Sailor Moon job, Rina got the part of a policeman's daughter in a TV-Asashi movie of the week. She would get more TV appearances before her regular part in 「喰いタン２」beginning in April 2007.

   Her other solo Idol work features her first photobook 「天真らんまん」released 23 Jan 2006 with a square cover instead of the normal rectangular cover, her 2nd DVD 「里奈。誕生してから12年」released on 22 Feb 2006, her latest photobook 「一年四組十九番」released on 1 Oct 2006, and her latest DVD 「里奈探しツアーご招待♡」released on 4 Nov 2006.

Her Latest DVD Release	Her Latest Book Release
小池里奈 里奈探しツアーご招待♡ 4 Nov 2006	小池里奈一年四組十九番 Photo Book 1 Oct 2006

Links

Official Homepage

Very Berry agency homepage.

An English fansite.

WikiPedia (English) Koike Rina Entry WikiPedia (Japanese) Koike Rina Entry

 

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Friendly Dreamer

Kawabe Chieko Fansite • 河辺千恵子ファンサイト

    Kawabe Chieko is the most experienced of the young cast. She has already been featured in a Horror movie and four Idol videos, including two solo videos: 「POP!」and 「"15"」. Nor is this her first experience with Sailor Moon, having played the part of Ami/Sailor Mercury in a few Sērā Myu musicals, including the Tenth Anniversary Edition: 「美少女戦士セーラームーン 10th Anniversary Festival 愛のサンクチュアリ 」.

   Coming 16 March 2005 is Kawabe's debut album 「brilliance」which will include her first three singles: 「be your girl/☆に願いを」[--/Hoshi ni Negai o],「shining/cry baby」and「絆色/I Can't Wait」[Kizuna Iro/--] which includes her three End Themes for the anime "Otogizoushi" [1&2] and "Elfin Lied". Don't quote me on this but, I believe the second song on her upcoming CD single may have a connection to "Lizzie McGuire" or at least the Japanese dub version of it.

Her Debut MAXI SINGLE CD 「be your girl/☆に願いを」 The ED to "Elfin Lied"/ The ED to "Otogizoushi" Season One	Her 2nd MAXI SINGLE CD 「Shining!/cry baby」
Her 3rd MAXI SINGLE CD 「絆色/I Can't Wait」	Her Debut Album 「brilliance」

Links

Chieco's Room
The Official Homepage

CHIECO KAWABE website
Her record label website.

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Evil Dreamer

Arisa Fansite • 有紗ファンサイト

    Arisa is the co-host of Monthly V Jump TV「月刊Ｖジャンプテレビ」,  a television show about video games.  She appears monthly in the fashion magazine CANDy along with Komatsu Ayaka. Arisa has a few Idol DVDs and Photobooks available. She seems to have something to do with NHK TV's Champ 9x9 Kids Battle Tournament 「チャンプ９×９勝ち抜きキッズバトル」, which is a children's quiz show.

   Arisa's real name is Alisa Yuriko Durbrow. Although her mother is Japanese, her father is an American of European descent, which explains some of her unusual (for Japanese) physical appearance. He has lived in Tokyo since 1982, after a year in Kobe.

Links

Official Homepage.

Monthly V Jump TV website.

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