Moonlight Legend / Moonlight Densetsu (Lyrics)
Opening music of the Japanese version of Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon R, Sailor Moon Super and Sailor Moon Super S. Also played during final battle with Queen Beryl at D-Point and as the closing for Episode #200: "Usagi's love! The moonlight illuminates the galaxy".
Heart Moving (Lyrics)
First ending music for the Japanese version of Sailor Moon.
Princess Moon (Lyrics)
Second ending music for the Japanese version of Sailor Moon.

Maboroshi no Ginzuishou (Lyrics)

Played in Episode #35: "Returning Memories! Usagi and Mamoru's Past" when Usagi is revealed as Princess Serenity.

You Are Just My Love (Lyrics)

Played in Episode #46: Usagi's Eternal Wish. A New Rebirth" when Usagi's wish is granted and she and the senshi live normal lives again. Also played during clips of Mamoru/Tuxedo Kamen in the Sailor Moon R Special "Bishoujou Senshi no Henshin".

Eien no Melody (Lyrics)

Played in Episode #54: "The cultural festival is just for me!? Queen Rei sings all out." during Rei's performance at the festival. Also played during clips of Rei/Sailor Mars in the Sailor Moon R Special "Bishoujou Senshi no Henshin".
Otome no Policy (Lyrics)
Ending music for the Japanese version of Sailor Moon R.
Ai no Senshi (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #72: "Unmerciful Rubeus! The Four Sisters of Sadness" when the senshi fight the Akayashi Sisters.

La Soldier (Lyrics)

Played in Episode #88: "The Last Battle Between Light and Dark! Vow to Tomorrow's Love!" during the final confrontation with Wiseman.

Fire Soul Love (Lyrics)

Rei's Sailor Moon R theme.

Route Venus (Lyrics)

Minako's Sailor Moon R theme.

Moon Revenge (Lyrics)
Played in the Sailor Moon R Movie when Usagi uses the Ginzuishou to steer the meteor. Also the  Ending music for Sailor Moon R Movie: Promise of a Rose.

Someday Somebody (Lyrics)

Played during clips of Ami/Sailor Mercury in the Sailor Moon R Special "Bishoujou Senshi no Henshin".

Starlight ni Kisu Shite (Lyrics)

Played during clips of Mako/Sailor Jupiter in the Sailor Moon R Special "Bishoujou Senshi no Henshin".

Anata no Yume no Mita Wa (Lyrics)

Played during clips of Minako/Sailor Venus in the Sailor Moon R Special "Bishoujou Senshi no Henshin".

I Am Sailor Moon (Lyrics)

Played as the closing sequence of the Sailor Moon R Special "Bishoujou Senshi no Henshin".

Tuxedo Mirage (Lyrics)
Ending music for the Japanese version of Sailor Moon Super.
Moonlight Destiny (Lyrics)
Ending music for Sailor Moon Super movie: Hearts On Ice
Watashitachi ni Naritakute (Lyrics)
First ending music for the Japanese version of Sailor Moon Super S.
Rashiku Ikimasho (Lyrics)
Second ending music for the Japanese version of Sailor Moon Super S and Amy's First Love.

Ashita Mo Mata Jitensha (Lyrics)

Played in Amy's First Love as the opening song and various background themes.

Sailor Team no Theme (Lyrics)

Played in Episode #161: "Fear makes its move! The hand of the Queen of darkness" when the senshi reveal their identities to the Amazoness Quartet.

Sanji no Yousei (Lyrics)

Played in the Sailor Moon Super S Movie to lure children.
Morning Moon de Aimashou (Lyrics)
Also ending music for Sailor Moon Super S Movie.
Sailor Star Song (Lyrics)
Opening music for the Japanese version of Sailor Moon Starlights and played in Episode #200: "Usagi's love! The moonlight illuminates the galaxy" when Usagi battles with Chaos.
Kaze mo Sora mo Kitto (Lyrics)
Ending music for the Japanese version of Sailor Starlights.

Todokanu Omoi (Lyrics)

Song sung by the Three Lights in concert.

Nagarebosi He (Lyrics)

Song sung by the Three Lights in concert.

Motto Suteki Na Asa Ga Kuru Yo (Lyrics)

Played in Episode #178: "Luna saw it! Idol Yaten's real face" when Yaten decides to read his fan mail.

Sailor Moon Theme (Lyrics)
Opening and closing music of the N/A version of Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon R, Sailor Moon Super and Sailor Moon Super S.
I Wanna Be A Star! (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #4: "So You Wanna Be A Super Star".
My Only Love (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #30: " Crystal Clear Destiny" when Serena is revealed to be the Moon Princess.
Carry On (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #40: "Day of Destiny" when Princess Serena fights Queen Beryl.

It's A New Day (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #40: "Day of Destiny" when the scouts return to their normal lives without any knowledge of ever being sailor scouts.
Rainy Day Man (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #43: "A Knight To Remember" when Lita tells her story of Ken.
Call My Name (And I'll Be There) (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #48: "Raye's Day In The Spotlight" for the festival. This music is very similar, but not the same as its JAP counterpart Eternal Melody.
Oh Starry Night (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #48: "Raye's Day In The Spotlight" after they defeat the cardian and the festival continues. NA Version of Eternal Melody/Eien no Melody.
Only A Memory Away (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #53: "Mercury Moving On" when Amy thinks about the times she's had with the scouts.
She's Got The Power (Lyrics)
Played in Episode #61: "Naughty 'n' Nice" when the scouts face off with the Negamoon sisters and Sailor Moon is trying to protect Rini.

The Power of Love (Lyrics)

Played in Episode #81: "Final Battle" when Serena and Rini battle with Wiseman. It is also played when Serena uses the Silver Crystal during her battle with Fiore and the Kisenian in the US version of Sailor Moon R Movie: Promise of A Rose.

Who Do You Think You Are? (Lyrics)

Played throughout Episode #82: "Follow The Leader" when the scouts debate who should be given the credit for their latest battle.

Warriors of Love

Played in Episode #95: "Birthday Blues" when Serena is riding in Amara's car to save Tuxedo Mask from Kaorinite. This is the dubbed version of Ai No Senshi.

We Want to Be Ourselves

Played in Sailor Moon Super S especially in #151: "Pegasus Revealed". Pegasus' and Rini's Theme. This is the same music as Watashitachi Ni Naritakute, but with English words.

Sailor Team Theme

Played in Episode #154: "Day of Night" when the sailor scouts transform in front of the Amazoness Quartet. This is the same music as Sailor Team no Theme, but with English words.