All sendspace links are dead, and mediafire is seriously slow

btw, the "R1" iinside the parenthesis n the file name refers to DVD region, hence these are English dubbed as primary (meaning English voice actors, and some English name changes: I believe Sailor Moon's name here is "Serena" (from "serene" or "serenity", meaning:
1. Peaceful, calm, unruffled.
2. Without worry or anxiety; unaffected by disturbance.
3. Old meaning: Of the sky, fair and unclouded

Oh yeah, that's her.)

There is however a second audio track in Japanese and English subtitles available.  You can select or deselect any of these in your video player, and set up a default, if you use Haali's media splitter.

This is the first release of the R1 DVDs.  Older versions will be R2 DVD or Japanese broadcast, both subbed only.

IGNORE THE PREVIOUS IGNORE.  I just went through a bunch of the R1's I already had and they are as I first described, with Stereo English dubbed primary and a mono Japanese audio with English subs for those who prefer old school.  However, what started this little mess was that in the above offerings eps. 85, 86, 88 and 89 are messed up with Japanese stereo and Japanese mono and no English track, but ep 87 and 40 others I have at home all have English stereo and Japanese mono tracks, as I originally described.  Also, no clear documentation at the SMC website contributed to this mess.

Is there some reason some episodes have no English track, or is this just a goof-up with v2 versions coming?  I may check back to see sometime next year.  Arienai!  (What, you thought I was kidding about Pretty Cure?)

Also: R1: better visual sharpness, but various edge of screen pixel artifacts and colors that seem a little washed out compared to the R2 versions.  Both R1 and R2 are 4:3 format (standard TV shape, not widescreen).  The subs are prettier in the R2 version thanks to typesetting by SMC-Subs, but there are no translator credits, so probably an enhanced version of the official subs.  R1 subs are butt-ugly standard type (yellow, black outline) on my player, but that might be my fault since they are those deviant VoxSubs --I might be able to play them better.   And, as I mentioned, the stereo is a bit better at 192k sampling instead of 128k.  The R1's also have a larger file size, by about 80 - 100MB per episode.

Given a choice, the R1 visuals are better, the sound is a little better, and gives you the choice of dub or sub.  The remastered R2 version has nicer subs to read.