Available to purchase at CD Japan
| First issue | Second issue | Third issue |
|---|---|---|
| Columbia COCC-11777 | COCX-36152 | COCC-72268 |
| Released June 1, 1994 | Mar 17, 2010 (HQ CD) | Jan 21, 2015 |
| 2800 yen | 2500 yen | 1296 yen |
| VGMdb entry | VGMdb entry | VGMdb entry |
This soundtrack includes the Sailormoon S make-up and attack music and the Outer Senshi make-up, appearance, and attack music. The new version of Moonlight Densetsu recorded by Moon Lips and the ending theme Tuxedo Mirage were released separately as a single.
Like many anime soundtracks, not all musical cues from this season were included on the music collection (this Anime News Network article may help explain). Additional music cues from this season were released on the Sailor Moon Music Collection: Extra Version and the Memorial Music Box, Disc 4.
The music that plays during the “Haruka and Michiru holding hands” scene in episode 110 was never released on CD. It is a classical piece based on Handel’s Sarabande. An audio rip is available.
The music played when the Talisman first appear in ep 110 is “Senshi’s Fate”, track 10 (cue 2).
| Track List / MP3 Downloads |
|---|
| 1. Seihai, Kyuuseishu … Shinpi naru Sekai (“Holy Grail, Messiah…Mysterious World”) 聖杯、救世主……神秘なる世界 |
| 2. Subtitle サブタイトル |
| 3. Asa no Namikidou (“Tree-lined Street in the morning”) 朝の並木道 |
| 4. Death Busters no Yabou (“Death Busters’ Ambitions”) デスバスターズの野望 |
| 5. Tenou Haruka to Kaiou Michiru (“Tenou Haruka and Kaiou Michiru”) 天王はるかと海王みちる |
| 6. Koisuru Otome ha Tomaranai! (“Girls in Love Won’t Stop!”) 恋する乙女はとまらない! |
| 7. Daimon Shutsugen (“Daimon Appearance”) ダイモーン出現 |
| 8. Eyecatch アイキャッチ |
| 9. Ubawareta Junsui na Kokoro no Kesshou (“Stolen Pure Heart Crystal”) 奪われた純粋な心の結晶 |
| 10. Senshi no Shukumei… (“Soldiers’ Fate…”) 戦士の宿命… |
| 11. Henshin! Sailor Senshi (“Transform! Sailor Soldiers”) 変身！セーラー戦士 |
| 12. Uranus, Soshite, Neptune (“Uranus and Neptune”) ウラヌス、そして、ネプチューン |
| 13. The Pretty Soldiers’ Big War! |
| 14. Ai no Kiseki (“Miracle of Love”) 愛の奇跡 |
| 15. Raishuu mo mite ne! (“See you next week!”) 来週も見てネ! |