Sailor Moon: The Super Live Gets a Special Tokyo Screening This August

What was announced

The official Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon site has announced a special screening of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal's stage spinoff, "The Super Live," bringing footage from the production's London performance and North American tour to a Tokyo cinema. According to the announcement, the screening runs across four dates: Saturday, August 1, Sunday, August 2, Wednesday, August 5, and Thursday, August 6, 2026, at the Togeki theater in Tokyo. Full session and ticketing details are handled through the official site.

What The Super Live is

The Super Live is the franchise's globe-trotting stage show, a music-driven adaptation of the Sailor Moon story rather than a new anime entry. Its most recent overseas leg played London in early 2025 before crossing into a North American tour, and this screening gathers that international footage for audiences in Japan. The announcement frames the event around those two runs specifically, so it reads as a curated look back at the show's 2025 travels rather than a fresh production.

Background

Sailor Moon follows Usagi Tsukino, an ordinary teenager chosen as a guardian of justice who is sent to find a legendary Silver Crystal before the Dark Kingdom can seize the Earth. That premise has carried the franchise from Naoko Takeuchi's original manga, which began in 1991, through decades of anime, including the more recent Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal retelling. The Super Live extends that long-running property onto the stage, and this Tokyo screening gives fans who could not attend the live dates a chance to see the overseas performances on the big screen.

No streaming or international screening plans were mentioned in the announcement, which is limited to the four Tokyo dates. Fans outside Japan will want to watch the official channels for any wider rollout.