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Sailor Moon This is the published version of the bachelor thesis: Albaladejo Pérez, Marina; Lozano Mendez, Artur, dir. Feminismo y LGTB+ en "Sailor Moon" : género e inclusión en un producto cultural japonés. 2019. (0 Estudis d’Àsia Oriental) This version is available at https://ddd.uab.cat/record/213039 under the terms of the license FACULTAD DE TRADUCCIÓN E INTERPRETACIÓN ESTUDIOS DE ASIA ORIENTAL TRABAJO DE FIN DE GRADO Curso 2018-2019 Feminismo y LGTB+ en Sailor Moon Género e inclusión en un producto cultural japonés Marina Albaladejo Pérez 1388883 TUTOR ARTUR LOZANO MÉNDEZ Barcelona, 3 de junio de 2019 Página de créditos Datos del Trabajo Título: CAST. Feminismo y LGTB+ en Sailor Moon: género e inclusión en un producto cultural japonés CAT. Feminisme i LGTB+ a Sailor Moon: gènere i inclusió en un producte cultural japonès ENG. Feminism and LGTB+ in Sailor Moon: gender and inclusion in a Japanese cultural product Autora: Marina Albaladejo Pérez Tutor: Artur Lozano Méndez Centro: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Estudios: Estudios de Asia Oriental (japonés) Curso académico: 2018/2019 Palabras clave CAST. Sailor Moon. Naoko Takeuchi. Feminismo. LGTB+. Inclusión. Feminidad. Masculinidad. Identidad de género. Vestimenta. Uniforme colegiala. Transgresión. CAT. Sailor Moon. Naoko Takeuchi. Feminisme. LGTB+. Inclusió. Feminitat. Masculinitat. Identitat de gènere. Vestimenta. Uniforme de col·legiala. Transgressió. ENG. Sailor Moon. Naoko Takeuchi. Feminism. LGBT+. Inclusion. Femininity. Masculinity. Gender identity. Clothing. School uniform. Transgression. Resum del TFG CAST. El presente trabajo ofrece un análisis de género e inclusión de la obra Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon (美少女戦士 セーラームーン) de Takeuchi Naoko. Se estudia este producto cultural japonés desde una perspectiva feminista, partiendo de la hipótesis que la obra fue subversiva dentro del mundo del manga, anime, y del género mahō shōjo del shōjo manga, al introducir la presencia de elementos feministas, personajes del colectivo LGTB+ y una diversidad amorosa y familiar que se distancia de los patrones hegemónicos. Con este fin, se hace una investigación sobre las innovaciones aportadas a la obra desglosando las figuras de las diez Sailor Scout, Tuxedo Mask, las Sailor Starlights y su evolución como individuos. Se destaca la configuración de la feminidad y masculinidad a través de la vestimenta (uniforme de colegiala, trajes elegantes, etc.) de las protagonistas y su actuación en el manga. Además, se aporta un estudio de la situación de género en el Japón de los años noventa y en la actualidad, que queda o no reflejada en el contexto de la historia. CAT. El present treball ofereix una anàlisi de gènere i inclusió de l’obra Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon (美少女戦士 セーラームーン) de Takeuchi Naoko. S’estudia aquest producte cultural japonès des d’una perspectiva feminista, partint de la hipòtesis que l’obra va ser subversiva dins del món del manga, anime, i del gènere mahō shōjo del shōjo manga, en introduir la presencia d’elements feministes, personatges del col·lectiu LGTB+ i una diversitat amorosa i familiar que es distancia dels patrons hegemònics. Amb aquesta finalitat, es fa una investigació sobre les innovacions aportades a l’obra desglossant les figures de les deu Sailor Scout, Tuxedo Mask, les Sailor Starlights i la seva evolució com individus. Es destaca la configuració de la feminitat i masculinitat a través de la vestimenta (uniforme de col·legiala, vestits elegants, etc.) de les protagonistes i la seva actuació al manga. A més a més, s’aporta un estudi de la situació de gènere al Japó dels anys noranta i a l’actualitat, que queda o no reflectida al context de la història. ENG. This essay offers a gender and inclusion analysis of the work Bishōjo Senshi Sailor Moon (美少女戦士 セーラームーン) by Takeuchi Naoko. This Japanese cultural product is studied from a feminist perspective, based on the hypothesis that the work was subversive within the world of manga, anime, and of the mahō shōjo genre of shōjo manga, introducing feminist elements, LGBT+ collective characters and a diversity in love and family roles that differs from the hegemonic patterns. To this end, a research is performed on the innovations that contributed to the piece, focusing on the figures of the ten Sailor Scouts, Tuxedo Mask, the Sailor Starlights and their evolution as individuals. It highlights the configuration of femininity and masculinity through the clothing (school uniform, elegant suits, etc.) of the protagonists and their performance in the manga. Furthermore, it provides a study of the gender situation in Japan during the nineties and nowadays, which is reflected or not in the context of the story. Aviso legal Aviso legal © Marina Albaladejo Pérez, Barcelona, 2019. Todos los derechos reservados. Ningún contenido de este trabajo puede ser objeto de reproducción, comunicación pública, difusión y/o transformación, de forma parcial o total, sin el permiso o la autorización de su autor/a. Avís legal © Marina Albaladejo Pérez, Barcelona, 2019. Tots els drets reservats. Cap contingut d'aquest treball pot ésser objecte de reproducció, comunicació pública, difusió i/o transformació, de forma parcial o total, sense el permís o l'autorització del seu autor/de la seva autora. Legal notice © Marina Albaladejo Pérez, Barcelona, 2019. All rights reserved. None of the content of this academic work may be reproduced, distributed, broadcast and/or transformed, either in whole or in part, without the express permission or authorization of the author. Agradecimientos Agradezco, en primer lugar, a mis padres, no solo por su ayuda sino por su supervisión de la mirada junguiana a Sailor Moon y su aportación de herramientas en mi proceso de individuación; a Marga y Ruth, por su apoyo semanal y paciencia; y por último, a Andrés Argal, por haber contestado mi entrevista y prestado su ayuda en cualquier pregunta que he tenido sobre el anime a medida que iba escribiendo el trabajo. Gracias. Índice Introducción ...................................................................................................................... 1 Estado de la cuestión ..................................................................................................... 3 1. Sailor Moon: obra e impacto ..................................................................................... 6 1.1. Obra: Universo Sailor Moon ............................................................................ 6 1.1.1. Argumento .................................................................................................... 6 1.1.2. Publicación ................................................................................................... 7 1.1.3. Personajes principales ................................................................................... 9 1.1.4. Enemigos .................................................................................................... 14 1.2. Contexto histórico y social ............................................................................. 16 2. Análisis .................................................................................................................... 19 2.1. Vestimenta, representación y configuración de feminidades ......................... 30 2.1.1. El uniforme de Sailor .................................................................................. 30 2.1.2. Vestimenta y madurez ................................................................................ 36 2.2. Amor y transgresión ....................................................................................... 43 2.2.1. Relación heterosexual ................................................................................. 43 2.2.2. Desplazamiento de significaciones y conceptos ......................................... 45 2.2.3. Tipos de familia .......................................................................................... 51 2.2.4. Diversidad amorosa .................................................................................... 56 2.3. Representación LGTB+ .................................................................................. 61 2.4. Sororidad ........................................................................................................ 75 2.5. Las guerreras del futuro .................................................................................. 81 3. Conclusiones ........................................................................................................... 85 Bibliografía ..................................................................................................................... 90 Introducción En el presente trabajo se analizará el universo de la franquicia manga y anime Sailor Moon, creada por Takeuchi Naoko entre 1992 y 1997, con la intención de estudiar las actitudes feministas e inclusión social aparentemente presentes en la obra. Sailor Moon es la historia de una adolescente, Tsukino Usagi, que se convierte en guerrera justiciera (Sailor Scout) gracias a un broche y un hechizo que le da una gata parlante, Luna. Usagi tendrá que buscar a sus otras compañeras Sailor, junto a las cuales deberá proteger la Tierra y encontrar a la princesa del reino de la Luna, Silver Millenium, la princesa Serenity. A través del presente estudio, se hará un análisis de las relaciones de género y de la diversidad social presentada a través de los personajes que formarían parte del actualmente llamado colectivo LGTB+. Consecuentemente, se estudiará la situación de género y diversidad en Japón,
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