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Naoko Takeuchi (武内直子, born March 15, 1967) is the creator of ''Manga/TheCherryProject'', ''Manga/CodenameSailorV'' and the world famous ''Manga/SailorMoon'' manga, which codified the MagicalGirlWarrior sub-genre. She is married to fellow manga-ka Creator/YoshihiroTogashi, and has had two children with him: a boy in January of 2001, and a girl in 2009. A pharmacist-turned-mangaka, she has been a {{shojo}} inspiration for many years.
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Naoko Takeuchi (武内直子, born March 15, 1967) is the creator of ''Manga/TheCherryProject'', ''Manga/CodenameSailorV'' and the world famous ''Manga/SailorMoon'' manga, which codified the MagicalGirlWarrior sub-genre.SubGenre. She is married to fellow manga-ka Creator/YoshihiroTogashi, and has had two children with him: a boy in January of 2001, and a girl in 2009. A pharmacist-turned-mangaka, she has been a {{shojo}} inspiration for many years.
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* AuthorAppeal: White haired {{Bishonen}}, racing cars (her favorite is a Ferrari 512M), figure skating, and modern fashion, namely. ''Manga/SailorMoon'' was inspired by Series/WonderWoman, which gives the inspiration of most of the senshi having {{combat stiletto}}s. [[AllWomenLoveShoes She likes drawing shoes.]] Her ''Material Collections'' are full to the brim with characters wearing outfits inspired by fashions she's seen in magazines, and she puts great work into drawing each individual fold of fabric. Also, much like [[Creator/YoshihiroTogashi her husband]], she loves writing about LGBT characters, in part because she adores the openly homoerotic Creator/TakarazukaRevue.
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* AuthorAppeal: White haired {{Bishonen}}, racing cars (her favorite is a Ferrari 512M), figure skating, and modern fashion, namely. ''Manga/SailorMoon'' was inspired by Series/WonderWoman, Series/WonderWoman1975, which gives the inspiration of most of the senshi having {{combat stiletto}}s. [[AllWomenLoveShoes She likes drawing shoes.]] Her ''Material Collections'' are full to the brim with characters wearing outfits inspired by fashions she's seen in magazines, and she puts great work into drawing each individual fold of fabric. Also, much like [[Creator/YoshihiroTogashi her husband]], she loves writing about LGBT characters, in part because she adores the openly homoerotic Creator/TakarazukaRevue.
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*{{Fangirl}}: Naoko Takeuchi is a [[https://www.sailormoonforum.com/index.php?threads/1996-naoko-takeuchi-interview-in-animerica-magazine.31405/ huge fan]] of ''Anime/CaptainHarlock'' and recounted in an interview that she would watch it again and again.
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* IWasJustJoking: When she came to her boss one day in 1990's and said that she would like to draw a manga about a female superhero, the editor remarked: "Right. A female superhero. Maybe a schoolgirl at that, who is a crybaby, and yet saves the day?" And thus, ''Manga/CodenameSailorV'', and by extension, ''Manga/SailorMoon'', was born.
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* IWasJustJoking: When she came to her boss one day in 1990's the 1990s and said that she would like to draw a manga about a female superhero, the editor remarked: "Right. A female superhero. Maybe a schoolgirl at that, who is a crybaby, and yet saves the day?" And thus, ''Manga/CodenameSailorV'', and by extension, ''Manga/SailorMoon'', was born.
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* OnlySixFaces: A lot of her characters look very similar to each other, having the same face and body-type.
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** For that matter, this is also the main reason that the series continued beyond the final battle with Queen Beryl at all - she had originally planned for the end of the story arc to be the end of the manga itself, with [[KillEmAll all five sailors DYING]] - [[KilledOffForReal for good]]!
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** For that matter, this is also the main reason that the series continued beyond the final battle with Queen Beryl at all - she had originally planned for the end of the story arc to be the end of the manga itself, with [[KillEmAll [[EverybodyDiesEnding all five sailors DYING]] - [[KilledOffForReal for good]]!
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* GodNeverSaidThat: There has been a viral post in social media regarding Naoko Takeuchi saying "I was in a low place, so I write about girls I wish were my friends." This quote is false, fabricated to pretend the author is some sort of underdog that didn't have any friends. Naoko Takeuchi is known for being quite reclusive, and one of the very few interviews she gave stated that she created ''Manga/SailorMoon'' based on how she and her friends don't need to rely on men all the time.
--> '''Naoko Takeuchi''': “I was a regular college student and got a regular job and then started drawing. So I have quite a few normal students and OL [office lady] friends....My friends and I would have chats about relationships or work and we'd always conclude that we shouldn't depend on men. I think that women are actually stronger, and I wanted to draw that in Sailor Moon.”
--> '''Naoko Takeuchi''': “I was a regular college student and got a regular job and then started drawing. So I have quite a few normal students and OL [office lady] friends....My friends and I would have chats about relationships or work and we'd always conclude that we shouldn't depend on men. I think that women are actually stronger, and I wanted to draw that in Sailor Moon.”
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Unecessary entry. That is a very random and far-stretching comparison, and it was a wall text on top of it.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, being heavily visual-laden, character comparisons (an example would be Usagi's CharacterDevelopment to stand up for herself mirroring of that George [=McFly=]'s CharacterDevelopment in the first film, while both Minako and Marty [=McFly=] have dreams to become stars in the music industry), both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars in her works. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* OdangoHair: She has famously worn them, like her AuthorAvatar Usagi. The inspiration for Usagi's hairstyle came from Takeuchi herself wearing her hair this way whenever she studied for exams.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Naoko loves reading ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' fanfic and encourages different interpretations of her work heartily
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* Fanfic: Naoko loves reading ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' fanfic and encourages different interpretations of her work heartily.
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* {{Odango}}: She has famously worn them, like her AuthorAvatar Usagi.
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* {{Odango}}: OdangoHair: She has famously worn them, like her AuthorAvatar Usagi.Usagi. The inspiration for Usagi's hairstyle came from Takeuchi herself wearing her hair this way whenever she studied for exams.
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* DisownedAdaptation: The Sailor Moon Anime gradually became this for her due to all the changes made from the Manga, with the final season "Sailor Stars" being the final straw as she was said to not be happy with the major changes made from the Manga, (in particular the Star Scouts being men who can transform into women). This allegedly played a major role in preventing an English dub of "Stars" for the longest time.
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* CreatorBreakdown: [[invoked]] Sadly, Takeuchi recounts in ''Punch'' that she was burned out after completing the last chapter for Sailor Moon. As she put it, she was working on artbooks, script consultations for the anime, drawing and merchandise approval. Then on her vacation, she was working on a new manga at the behest of her editors. The final straw came when Kodansha lost several pages of ''PQ Angels'' and kept passing the buck; Naoko quit and didn't finish the series.
* NoPlansNoPrototypeNoBackup: This was what killed ''PQ Angels''. She had submitted the original drawings to Kodansha, who proceed to lose enough pages that were a chapter's worth. No one could find them, and the editors and executives played the BlameGame.
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* OrphanedSeries: Several after ''Sailor Moon''
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* OrphanedSeries: Several after ''Sailor Moon''Moon'':
** ''PQ Angels'' ends on a cliffhanger where Peanut and Kyuuri haven't found the queen, but they are celebrating a new year.
** ''Love Witch'' goes into Love making a SadisticChoice to sacrifice Yuu to gain the powers to save his life.
** ''PQ Angels'' ends on a cliffhanger where Peanut and Kyuuri haven't found the queen, but they are celebrating a new year.
** ''Love Witch'' goes into Love making a SadisticChoice to sacrifice Yuu to gain the powers to save his life.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, character comparisons (an example would be Usagi's CharacterDevelopment to stand up for herself mirroring of that George [=McFly=]'s CharacterDevelopment in the first film, while both Minako and Marty [=McFly=] have dreams to become stars in the music industry), both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars in her works. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, being heavily visual-laden, character comparisons (an example would be Usagi's CharacterDevelopment to stand up for herself mirroring of that George [=McFly=]'s CharacterDevelopment in the first film, while both Minako and Marty [=McFly=] have dreams to become stars in the music industry), both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars in her works. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, character comparisons( an example would be Usagi's CharacterDevelopment to stand up for herself mirroring of that George [=McFly=]'s CharacterDevelopment in the first film, while both Minako and Marty [=McFly=] have dreams to become stars in the music industry), both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars in her works. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, character comparisons( an comparisons (an example would be Usagi's CharacterDevelopment to stand up for herself mirroring of that George [=McFly=]'s CharacterDevelopment in the first film, while both Minako and Marty [=McFly=] have dreams to become stars in the music industry), both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars in her works. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, character comparisons( an example would be Usagi's CharacterDevelopment to stand up for herself mirroring of that George [=McFly=]'s CHaracterDevelopment in the first film, while both Minako and Marty [=McFly=] have dreams to become stars in the music industry), both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars in her works. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, character comparisons( an example would be Usagi's CharacterDevelopment to stand up for herself mirroring of that George [=McFly=]'s CHaracterDevelopment CharacterDevelopment in the first film, while both Minako and Marty [=McFly=] have dreams to become stars in the music industry), both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars in her works. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, character comparisons, comparisons( an example would be Usagi's CharacterDevelopment to stand up for herself mirroring of that George [=McFly=]'s CHaracterDevelopment in the first film, while both Minako and Marty [=McFly=] have dreams to become stars in the music industry), both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars.cars in her works. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, character comparisons, both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The film franchise's time machine being a CoolCar built from a [=DeLorean=] sports car can also connect to Naoko's AuthorAppeal of featuring racing sports cars. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, character comparisons, both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and histories and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements, both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's personal family lives (Naoko WriteWhoYouKnow in regards to Usagi's family based on her own and Rei being a miko taken from her own miko experience, while Bob's InspirationForTheWork was from looking at his dad's old high school yearbook) and histories and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements elements, both projects' humble beginnings that traced back to Naoko's and Gale's family lives and histories and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to UsefulNotes/NewHollywood filmmakers Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: She is the shojo anime and manga industry's answer to Creator/StevenSpielberg and Creator/RobertZemeckis and writing-wise to screenwriter Bob Gale as ''Manga/SailorMoon'' (especially the first anime despite being a gradual DisownedAdaptation for her) had drawn comparisons with Spielberg's, Zemeckis' and Gale's ''Franchise/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy for its tone, plot elements and how both franchises made an impact to the pop cultural lexicon. The melody of the iconic song "Moonlight Legend" even can [[SuspiciouslySimilarSong sound similar]][[invoked]] to composer Music/AlanSilvestri's equally iconic theme to the films.
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* AuthorAppeal: White haired {{Bishonen}}, racing cars (her favorite is a Ferrari 512M), figure skating, and modern fashion, namely. ''Manga/SailorMoon'' was inspired by Series/WonderWoman, which gives the inspiration of most of the senshi having {{combat stiletto}}s. [[AllWomenLoveShoes She likes drawing shoes.]] Her ''Material Collections'' are full to the brim with characters wearing outfits inspired by fashions she's seen in magazines, and she puts great work into drawing each individual fold of fabric. Also, much like [[Creator/YoshihiroTogashi her husband]], she loves writing about LGBT characters, in part because she adores the openly homoerotic Theatre/TakarazukaRevue.
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* AuthorAppeal: White haired {{Bishonen}}, racing cars (her favorite is a Ferrari 512M), figure skating, and modern fashion, namely. ''Manga/SailorMoon'' was inspired by Series/WonderWoman, which gives the inspiration of most of the senshi having {{combat stiletto}}s. [[AllWomenLoveShoes She likes drawing shoes.]] Her ''Material Collections'' are full to the brim with characters wearing outfits inspired by fashions she's seen in magazines, and she puts great work into drawing each individual fold of fabric. Also, much like [[Creator/YoshihiroTogashi her husband]], she loves writing about LGBT characters, in part because she adores the openly homoerotic Theatre/TakarazukaRevue.Creator/TakarazukaRevue.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: A victim of it in her early years, though in many cases not to her detriment. Had it not been for executive meddling asking her to add more characters to the cast, ''Manga/CodenameSailorV'' would have never become ''Sailor Moon''. Likewise Sailor Moon's [[PrimaryColorChampion iconic costume]] was the result of an editor telling her that her original mostly white costume would look bad on magazine covers.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: A victim of it in her early years, though in many cases not to her detriment. detriment:
** Had it not been for executive meddling asking her to add more characters to the cast, ''Manga/CodenameSailorV'' would have never become ''SailorMoon''. Likewise Moon''.
** Sailor Moon's[[PrimaryColorChampion iconic costume]] PrimaryColorChampion costume was the result of an editor telling her that her original mostly white costume would look bad on magazine covers.
** Had it not been for executive meddling asking her to add more characters to the cast, ''Manga/CodenameSailorV'' would have never become ''Sailor
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* FanFic: Naoko loves reading ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' fanfic and encourages different interpretations of her work heartily.
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* FanFic: Fanfic: Naoko loves reading ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' fanfic and encourages different interpretations of her work heartily.
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: She did {{miko}} work in a shrine, using this experience as the basis for [[Manga/SailorMoon Rei Hino's]] character. Likewise she's stated that Michiru[=/=]Sailor Neptune was the hardest character for her to write because Naoko is in no way that calm or reserved.
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: Usagi's parents and brother are based on and named after her own family members. She also did {{miko}} work in at a shrine, using this experience as the basis for [[Manga/SailorMoon Rei Hino's]] Rei's character. Likewise she's stated that Michiru[=/=]Sailor Neptune was the hardest character for her to write because Naoko is in no way that calm or reserved.
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* DisownedAdaptation: The Sailor Moon Anime gradually became this for her due to all the changes made from the Manga, with the final season "Sailor Stars" being the final straw as she was said to not be happy with the major changes made from the Manga, (in particular the Star Scouts being men who can transform into women). This allegedly played a major role in preventing an English dub of "Stars" for the longest time.
