Aspects and Forms
| First appearance | |||
| Form | Manga | Anime | Live-action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Usagi Tsukino | Act 1 | Episode 1 | Act 1 |
| Sailor Moon | Act 1 | Episode 1 | Act 1 |
| Princess Serenity | Act 9 | Episode 34 | Act 25 |
| Princess Sailor Moon | — | — | Act 36 |
| Neo-Queen Serenity | Act 16 | Episode 68 | - |
| Super Sailor Moon | Act 30 | Episode 111 | — |
| Eternal Sailor Moon | Act 42 | Episode 168 | — |
As a character with different incarnations, special powers, transformations and a long lifetime which (virtually) spans the ancient Moon Kingdom era and the 30th century, Usagi gains multiple aspects and aliases such as Princess Serenity, Sailor Moon, Princess Sailor Moon, Super Sailor Moon, Eternal Sailor Moon, and Neo-Queen Serenity.
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