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Nogizaka46 “5th Generation” Version Musical “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon” 2024 「Team STAR」
Sailor Moon musical featuring the 5th Generation members of the idol group, Nogizaka46 where they are playing the Inner Guardians. It ran from April 12th-29th, 2024 and split into two groups for the main Inner Guardian cast, Team Moon and Team Star.
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Sailor Moon musical featuring the 5th Generation members of the idol group, Nogizaka46 where they are playing the Inner Guardians. It ran from April 12th-29th, 2024 and split into two groups for the main Inner Guardian cast, Team Moon and Team Star.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tamio
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Runtime:184 minutes
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Cast
Worry Kinoshita
Director
Satsuki Sugawara
Sailor Moon / Tsukino Usagi
Aruno Nakanishi
Sailor Mercury / Ami Mizuno
Miku Ichinose
Sailor Mars / Rei Hino
Nao Tomisato
Sailor Jupiter / Makoto Kino
Sakura Kawasaki
Sailor Venus / Minako Aino
Iroha Okuda
Queen Serenity
Rinko Matsubara
Queen Beryl
Tenju Mitsuki
Tuxedo Mask/Mamoru Chiba
Yuzuha Uesugi
Naru Osaka
Miyuu Nakano
Gurio Umino
Hiryuu Tsukasa
Kunzite
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