Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story — stories left

Miyazawa stated they could not do anything they wanted despite the title of the project.

The development team placed emphasis in both depiction and personality of enemies, as Yuno stated that the main characters were already explored through multiple Sailor Moon-related releases, leading to the introduction of the Oppositio Guardians as a way to explore the inverted desire of girls wanting to be Sailor Guardians, among other elements in the series.

Work on the project began without a set theme, however Yuno claimed that Osano wanted the plot to have each character embarking on their own journey, while Miyazawa stated that the development team originally planned to have battles take place in real-time on the playfield but Yuno later stated that due to being a character-based title, the team felt this playstyle would not work.

Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon: Another Story was developed over the course of two years by most of the same team who worked on previously released titles in the Sailor Moon franchise for the Super Famicom at Angel and featured an original plot written by Takashi Ikegaya and Yoshijirō Muramatsu, however multiple issues were faced during production before its eventual launch to the market.

Work on the project began without a set theme, however Yuno claimed that Osano wanted the plot to have each character embarking on their own journey, while Miyazawa stated that the development team originally planned to have battles take place in real-time on the playfield but Yuno later stated that due to being a character-based title, the team felt this playstyle would not work.

Famitsu reported that the title sold over 33,149 copies in its first week on the market.

Famitsu reported that the title sold over 33,149 copies in its first week on the market.