Channel your inner Sailor Guardian and guess words from the world of Sailor Moon! From Luna and Mamoru to the Dark Kingdom and Crystal Tokyo, test your moonlight knowledge.
This game challenges you to identify words from the entire Sailor Moon universe—from the streets of Juban where Usagi first met Luna, to the distant reaches of the Galaxy where Sailor Galaxia reigned. Expect to encounter the names of beloved guardians like Makoto, Minako, Haruka, and Hotaru, plus their iconic attacks, transformation items, and the villains who threatened Earth across five story arcs. Whether you're Team Inner Senshi or you have a soft spot for the Outer Guardians, you'll find vocabulary spanning the Dark Kingdom, Black Moon Clan, Death Busters, Dead Moon Circus, and Shadow Galactica.
The game pulls from character names (Mamoru, Diana), planetary guardians (Mars, Moon), antagonist groups (Daimon, Droid, Phage), and signature attacks that defined battles throughout the series. You'll also see locations like Earth, items like the Silver Crystal references, and concepts such as Chaos—the primordial force behind so much darkness. Fans of the '90s anime will recognize Koan, Petz, Mimete, and Ptilol from the villain rosters, while manga purists will appreciate the inclusion of arc-specific terminology. The mix keeps every round fresh, whether you're a casual viewer or someone who can recite the entire Moon Cosmic Power transformation sequence.
Start with common consonants like M, R, and T—they appear frequently in guardian names and attack calls. If you see a five-letter slot, think DIANA, CHAOS, DROID, or PHAGE. Six-letter words often point to HARUKA, HOTARU, MAKOTO, or MAMORU. Pay attention to vowel patterns: double-A combinations hint at Senshi names, while single-vowel words might be elemental (MARS, MOON). And don't sleep on villain groups—BLACK Moon, DARK Kingdom, and DEATH Busters all contribute short, punchy words that can trip up even seasoned fans.
How many words are in the Sailor Moon game?
The word list includes dozens of carefully selected terms from all five arcs of the series, ensuring variety across characters, attacks, items, and lore.
Is this game free to play?
Yes—just like Usagi never charged Tokyo for saving it from destruction, this game won't cost you a yen.
Do I need to know the manga or just the anime?
Both! The word list draws from Naoko Takeuchi's original manga and the classic anime, so you might see Helios (Dream Arc) alongside Mask (Tuxedo Kamen's calling card).
Can I play on mobile?
Absolutely. Whether you're commuting through your own Azabu-Juban or relaxing at home, the game works on any device.
What if I get stuck?
Channel your inner Sailor Guardian—sometimes you need to believe in the power of friendship (or just try vowels first).