Shows Like Sailor Moon

Direct 2014 reboot of Sailor Moon following the manga more closely; same Usagi voice (Kotono Mitsuishi), same heroines, same henshin/magical-girl premise.

Live-action Sailor Moon adaptation by original creator Naoko Takeuchi; same characters, same magical-girl team, same core story.

Landmark magical-girl series (henshin heroes, schoolgirl protagonists, dark-fantasy stakes) frequently recommended alongside Sailor Moon as the genre's modern peer.

Quintessential 90s shoujo magical-girl anime with a chosen heroine, magical companions, and shared cast (Aya Hisakawa, Emi Shinohara) — the most direct contemporary peer.

90s shoujo CLAMP series about middle-school girls transported to fight in a magical world; same era, same magical-girl-team formula, shares Aya Hisakawa.

Iconic shoujo anime about a magical-girl-style heroine; co-stars Kotono Mitsuishi & Aya Hisakawa and is the standard pairing recommendation with Sailor Moon.

Direct spiritual successor to Sailor Moon — middle-school girls, fairy companions, transformations, monster-of-the-week magical-girl team.

Dubbed Smile PreCure: magical-girl team transforms to fight a Bad End Kingdom — same henshin formula and tone aimed at Sailor Moon's audience.

Another PreCure entry with magical-girl middle-schoolers, fairy guides, and superhero transformations directly in the Sailor Moon lineage.

PreCure entry built on the Sailor Moon template: friend-duo magical girls fighting a dark kingdom; Kotono Mitsuishi appears in the cast.

Modern teen-superhero magical-girl series — schoolgirl heroine, magical jewel transformation, romance subplot — clearly Sailor Moon-inspired.

90s contemporary about a teen girl with magical powers and a talking cat companion; lighter tone but the closest Western analogue.

90s magical-girl-adjacent fantasy comedy with a young female sorceress lead — same era and audience overlap with Sailor Moon fans.

90s anime starring Kotono Mitsuishi as a chosen-one schoolgirl battling supernatural threats — overlapping era, voice, and "destined heroine" beats.

Shoujo coming-of-age series about an ordinary middle-schooler whose life transforms after a fated invitation — same shoujo target audience minus the combat.

Shounen mirror to Sailor Moon: a team of zodiac-themed warrior teens channel cosmic powers to protect a goddess — frequently paired as the boys-side counterpart.

Late-80s shoujo-adjacent romance with light supernatural powers; shares voice cast (Toru Furuya, Michie Tomizawa) and the early-anime-era nostalgia.

Shoujo supernatural romance about a high-school girl thrust into a magical role with a non-human companion — same shoujo-fantasy lane.

Schoolkid supernatural anime with a talking cat and Kotono Mitsuishi in the cast; tonally lighter horror but shares the everyday-kids-fight-evil framework.

Shoujo-adjacent supernatural romance with a celestial being entering an ordinary life — gentler tone but appeals to the same magical-romance audience.