Sailor Moon is a widely popular anime and manga that's remained in so many people's hearts since 1992. The manga was adapted into a five-season anime that has been dubbed in many languages around the world. Then, in 2014, a new adaptation of the manga, Sailor Moon Crystal, was globally released. Fans were undoubtedly enthused by this resurgence of all things Sailor Moon.

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Due to its popularity, Sailor Moon has influenced so many other creations. This includes it being referenced by movies and TV shows. So, we've gathered ten of the best pop culture references to Sailor Moon.

10 Yu Yu Hakusho

Yu Yu Hakusho is a classic shonen-type manga turned anime created by Yoshihiro Togashi. Observant fans of both Yu Yu Hakusho and Sailor Moon could not help but notice when, in episode 106, the character of Koenma dressed up as... Tuxedo Mask?

In real life, Yoshihiro Togashi is actually married to the creator of Sailor Moon, Naoko Takeuchi.

9 Steven Universe

Steven Universe almost rivals Sailor Moon in terms of fandom. The now-ended Cartoon Network original series is known to boast references to anime. In addition to Revolutionary Girl UtenaSteven Universe threw in some nods to the sailor-suited guardian of love and justice.

In one episode, there is a book with what looks to be Usagi Tsukino, Sailor Moon's civilian form, on the cover.

8 Wedding Peach

Hot on the heels of Sailor Moon was a very similar magical girl manga and anime called Legendary Angel of Love Wedding Peach. The anime aired 51 episodes between 1995 and 1996, and followed up with a four-part original-vide-animation series called Wedding Peach DX starting in 1996.

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In the fifth TV episode of Wedding Peach, the title character is seen standing behind two classmates who eerily resemble Ami Mizuno/Sailor Mercury and Rei Hino/Sailor Mars from Sailor Moon. Seems like a coincidence, but the character designer for Wedding Peach, Kazuko Tadano, worked on the first two seasons of Sailor Moon!

7 Justice League

In a very unexpected reference to Sailor Moon, Martian Manhunter disguised himself as someone named Rei Hino in Justice League, issue 27. The average, non-Sailor Moon fan would not think twice about this name, but, to everyone's surprise, Bruce Wayne figures it out rather quickly.

As Sailor Moon fans know, "Rei Hino" is the civilian name of Sailor Mars. Since Bruce knew right away this was the name was a dead giveaway, one has to assume the Dark Knight is a secret Moonie.

6 The Price is Right

The Price is Right is a staple of daytime television, and has been for several decades. In what is possibly the funniest reference to Sailor Moon, a 2008 episode of the game show featured a prize presenter dressed wearing what could only be described as budget version of the Sailor Guardian.

It seems obvious the woman's costume was made differently enough to avoid any legal problems. If you want to watch the clip, follow the link and fast-forward to 1:07.

5 Barenaked Ladies

One of the most mainstream references to Sailor Moon outside television and movies is Canadian band Barenaked Ladies' hit single "One Week." In the 1998 radio smash, the band actually references a number of things like Aquaman, director Akira Kurosawa, The X-Files, and Harrison Ford.

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The Sailor Moon gesture comes in the verses: "Gotta get in tune with Sailor Moon / 'Cause that cartoon has got the boom anime babes / That make me think the wrong thing." In the above The Price is Right clip, the prize announcer even recites these lyrics.

4 Gravity Falls

In the episode "Soos and the Real Girl" from the beloved Disney series Gravity Falls, there is a cryptogram at the end. When translated, it reads: "Winning hearts by daylight! / Possessing robots by moonlight! / Her emotional baggage is a real fright! / She is the one named Giffany."

For fans of the first English-language dub of Sailor Moon produced by DiC, the theme song included the lyrics: "Fighting evil by moonlight / Winning love by daylight / Never running from a real fight / She is the one named Sailor Moon!"

3 Totally Spies!: The Movie

Totally Spies! is a French-Canadian cartoon and parody of espionage stories and Charlie's Angels. It lasted for six seasons, with the last one airing five years after the fifth season. This animated comedy developed a sizable cult following, and it even generated a feature-length movie in 2009 during the show's original hiatus.

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In the movie, Clover comes up with ideas for new spy outfits. This includes something that looks like the Sailor Guardians' famous uniforms. Coincidentally, the character Alex is voiced in English by Katie Griffin, who also portrayed Sailor Mars in the DiC/CWi English-language dub.

2 South Park

In yet another unusual place for a Sailor Moon reference, the season-seventeen episode of South Park ("A Song of Ass and Fire"), Kenny is gifted a familiar-looking medallion. Fans of Sailor Moon instantly thought this item looked like a mix between the Cosmic Heart Compact and the Crisis Moon Compact, both brooches that Usagi uses to become Sailor Moon.

To further cement the reference, Kenny becomes Princess Kenny whenever he wears the medallion. As Princess Kenny, he can fire rainbow beams from his hands.

1 The Simpsons

This staple of American animation is no stranger when it comes to referencing Sailor Moon. In the couch gag that first aired in the seventh episode of The Simpsons ("'Tis the Fifteen Season"), the Simpsons family members all dress up like iconic Japanese characters. Homer is Ultraman, Marge is Jun the Swan from Gatchaman, Bart is Astro Boy, Maggie is Pikachu, and, lastly, Lisa is Sailor Moon!

The references don't stop there either: Lisa is seen dressed again as Sailor Moon in a family photo ("Holidays of Future Passed"), and Comic Book Guy's love interest Kumiko cosplays as Sailor Moon ("Married to the Blob," "The Winter of Our Monetized Content").

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