Yeah, I’ve literally never watched two consecutive seconds of Sailor Moon before, but I thought these retro sci-fi makeovers of the girl were pretty cool regardless.
They’re from Abigail L. Dela Cruz and show each space princess (? I really don’t understand the show), as if they were guest starring in an episode of the Jetsons or something.
There are a whole bunch more of these you can check out below, and Abbey has a ton of other great work on her blog as well.
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