That's what I originally saw here in the States; I'd say they're worth watching but I don't think DIC dubbed all the episodes; some were never shown here due to idiotic censorship rules. DIC may not have dubbed those but I honestly don't know. I have the ones with subtitles, which aren't bad at all. :bloogrin:

I hate to revive an old thread, but this is a question that I have to ask since I'm getting VERY close to getting all 200 episodes (I have all 3 movies, but 2 of the specials. There's a 'TV Special' bonus feature on one of the DVDs, but it doesn't say what it is). If I want to watch them (including the movies) in chronological order, when should I watch the movies?

Perfectly okay to revive old threads if you've got a valid reason, dude. I'd say you certainly do. ;) Unfortunately the movies don't fit very well into the series chronology. This article explains it better than I can: https://www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/...-the-franchise Interesting article; hope it helps. :)

I think so. All I got from that is that the movies make no connections to the seasons they were made for, so I can watch them after watching their respective seasons.

Since 10 years (Wowsers! :wiltshock:) have passed since between posts, I should provide what's been happening with me Sailor Moon wise. In 2015, Australian distribution company Madman Entertainment began releasing the uncut Sailor Moon on DVD and Blu-Ray, which contains BOTH the Viz Media dub (one of the DVD extras of season 1 is a behind the scenes look at the dub) and the original Japanese audio. As you can see from this photo below:
https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/c5...p8kjeuou6g.jpg
I'm only one more DVD away from getting all 200 episodes. I'll be definitely getting into the anime once it's released.
The box sets in the photo above also came with booklets:
https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/46...kh8p01426g.jpg
They all contain artwork and character bios. Though I'm certain Cass has a much better encyclopedia than mine! :bloogrin:

Also, after checking out the Sailor Moon Wiki, I think the TV Special on the DVD may be the SuperS Special that comprises of 3 shorts, which means I have 3 of the 5 specials.

Oooh, the Australian sets are gorgeous! I wish they'd release it over here already.

I've (finally) started watching from beginning to end recently. I currently just finished the Makai Tree Arc with Ail and An, and just about to be introduced to Chibiusa. I have no idea how many times I'll be saying 'Oh my stars, what an awful little brat!' 8D, but I'm still enjoying it regardless.

So far, my favourite moments are the Cherry Blossom picnic from episode 51 (FIRE!!! ...soul 8D), Makoto's introduction from episode 25 (Damn girl! She should replace Gordon Ramsay in Hell's Kitchen! :bloogrin:), and Rei's epic sacrifice from episode 45 (I'm not done with you yet!)

Chibiusa… she has her moments. :eek: 8D I think the Makai Tree arc was underrated. I read somewhere that it was originally conceived as a "filler" story, created to fill air time while work was being done on the Dark Moon arc. No idea if that's true or not but it was a good story either way. :frankiesmile:

Well, may as well update here.
https://www.mediafire.com/convkey/c8...3ncquwf86g.jpg
As you can see, I FINALLY have ALL 200 EPISODES!!! If the 3 mini-episodes in the SuperS special counts as separate TV specials, then I'm going to assume that I have all 5 TV specials.

Now it's just a matter of finding the time to watch the rest. I'm very eager to see what Sailor Moon S has in store for me. Mainly because of this article I came across a while ago. I haven't read it yet due to spoilers, but it has peaked my interest. :frankiesmile:

Congratulations! :bloogrin: :frankiesmile: Sailor Moon S was both interesting and very enjoyable. That's all I'm saying. ;)