Wikipedia:WikiProject Anime and manga/Sailor Moon

Welcome to the Sailor Moon task force, a task force that aims to organize, expand, clean up, and guide Sailor Moon-related articles on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, you can simply start by editing any Sailor Moon pages, or join the task force below and/or contribute to the discussion on the talk page. Be sure to check out the to-do list below for some of the ongoing tasks.

You may also be interested in joining our parent project, WikiProject Anime and manga, which is dedicated to all anime and manga articles on Wikipedia.

For more information on WikiProjects, please see Wikipedia:WikiProjects and Wikipedia:WikiProject best practices.

Scope

Sailor Moon is a Japanese media franchise. It began as a monthly serialized manga (52 chapters), then adapted to an anime (five series and three feature films), and spawned dozens of home and arcade video games, toys, clothing, mugs, keychains, action figures, wall scrolls, and other merchandise. Sailor Moon has been translated into dozens of languages in many countries.

All information should be based on the original versions. Mainly, this will mean the Japanese versions (though at least one video game will refer to the English version), as well as the most recent English versions. Because there are so many, no single English adaptation can be used as the English version. Besides the out-of-print adaptations, there are at least two English anime dubs and two companies doing the manga. It would be inappropriate to pick any single distribution company over another.

The scope of the task force will extend to include the manga, anime, video games merchandise. More specifically, the task force will include:

The manga, television anime, feature films, video games, music;
The Sailor Moon universe in general;
Individual characters and other elements;
Use of mythology, geology, and other inspirations within the series;
Sailor Moon as a cultural phenomenon; and
English language adaptation of the metaseries.

While not specifically part of the task force (as such articles are not focused on Sailor Moon), the following topics should be looked into as well:

Cast, crew, distribution companies, production companies of Sailor Moon related items.

Our scope does not include:

Fanfiction and fan culture;
Dōjinshi;
Any other form of speculation; and
Works with only a passing reference to Sailor Moon.

Guidelines

As this task force falls under the scope of the anime and manga WikiProject, the guidelines for anime and manga related articles can be found at Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Anime- and manga-related articles.

In addition to the usual policies and guidelines, please make sure you understand the specific guidelines related to anime and manga-related articles. Also make sure you are familiar with:

The five pillars of Wikipedia — a quick rundown of the five key rules you need to start editing.
Simplified ruleset — 12 rules of thumb to help you avoid problems.
List of policies — a comprehensive list of the 42 official policies.

Other WikiProjects

Parent WikiProjects

In addition to the above guidelines and recommendations, follow the guidelines and recommendations of the following "parent" WikiProjects when they apply:

Similar WikiProjects

Even if not directly Sailor Moon-related, the following WikiProjects that may contain useful advice and information that you can use:

Participants

This user is a member of the Sailor Moon task force.

Anyone interested in joining and participating in this WikiProject is free to do so. If you are a member, or would like to join this WikiProject just place one of these Userboxes to your user page, shown on the right. Also add your name to the list below. Our userboxes adds the user to the members category.

Please list only your name in alphabetical order. Use {{User|your name}} to add yourself. If you are an administrator, please use {{Admin|your name}}:

Denelson83 (talk · contribs · blocks · protections · deletions · page moves · rights · RfA)
Hitsuji Kinno (talk · contribs)
Knowledgekid87 (talk · contribs)
Loyalmoonie (talk · contribs)
Sjones23 (talk · contribs)
KGRAMR (talk · contribs)

Ultimate goals

Create a well-organized corner of Wikipedia that is not ridiculed by the rest of the Internet
Gradually increase the quality of each section
Present the best and most accurate coverage of the series known as Sailor Moon to the world, to the best of our ability.
Bring numerous articles to Good Article, Featured Article, and/or Featured List status.

Resources

Denelson83 (talk · contribs · blocks · protections · deletions · page moves · rights · RfA) is an administrator and can help with page deletions, page moves, blocking of vandals, assisting with policy and guideline matters and anything else if possible.

Hierarchy definition

Former project pages

These either need to be kept or deleted.

Templates

Infoboxes

{{Infobox animanga character}}
{{Sailor Moon villain group}}

Talk page template

For the talk pages of all articles involved with Sailor Moon please add: |sailor-moon-task-force=yes to the end of the WikiProject Anime and manga template.

Example: {{WikiProject Anime and manga|class=c|importance=low|sailor-moon-task-force=yes|category=no}}

After adding the bit to the end, it should look something like this. Each article is assessed differently in terms of importance and class (Not shown here as this is an example) so not all will be the same there.

Anime and manga: Sailor Moon C‑class Low‑importance

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C	This article has been rated as C-class on Wikipedia's content assessment scale.
Low	This article has been rated as Low-importance on the project's importance scale.
	This article is supported by the Sailor Moon work group.