Two Sisters Illustrate Visually Stunning Sailor Moon Series Inspired By Korean Hanboks

The name Hanbok literally means "Korean clothes," how cool is that?

Elana

• Published in Cartoons / Anime
• September 2, 2021

Sailor Moon is widely popular to this day because it doesn't get much cooler than teenage girls saving the universe, not to mention the solar system and galaxy themes tied into every detail! One of the better parts of such easily digestible media is that the fandom produces artists that produce fan art, and that's something we honestly cannot get enough of.

Two sisters team up to create art together, mostly on a commission basis, but also to share their joy and talent with the world. They love to create!

This Sailor Moon series puts Sailor Moon characters in Hanbok, or Chosun, traditional Korean attire that can be traced back to the Three Kingdoms of Korea period! The name Hanbok literally means "Korean clothes," how cool is that?

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1. "The Moon Princess of Chosun"

2. "Neptune Princess of Chosun"

3. "Mars Princess of Chosun"

4. "Mercury Princess of Chosun"

5. "Pluto Princess of Chosun"

6. "Venus Princess of Chosun"

7. "Jupiter Princess of Chosun"

8. "Uranus Princess of Chosun"

9. "Saturn Princess of Chosun"

10. "Neo Moon Princess of Chosun"

11. "The Earth Prince of Chosun"

12. "Royal Family of Chosun"

The whole collection is so stunning, which is totally par for the course for this amazing duo.

If you thought the Hanbok series was amazing...

Check out some of their Sailor Moon inspired commissions, too:

"Sailor Mau"

"Mimet"

"Alusa"

"Fire Lady"

"Thunder Lady"

"Wind Lady"

"Princess Serenity"

"Sailor Mars"

"Happy Birthday, Usagi and Chibiusa"

"Eternal Sailor Moon"

Elana