Acting

Anza Ooyama

Born 1976-05-04 · Nagasaki - Japan

Anza Ohyama (大山 アンザ Ōyama Anza, born May 4, 1976) or simply Anza (stylized as ANZA), is a Japanese singer and actress. She is best known as vocalist of the metal group Head Phones President and for playing Sailor Moon in thirteen separate musical productions. She was born to a Japanese father and a White South African mother

Acting credits

Sailor Moon - Sailor Stars poster
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10th Musical in the Sailor Moon Musical series

Sailor Moon - Sailor Stars

1996

Sailor Moon - Sailor Stars (Revision) poster
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Sailor Moon - Sailor Stars is the 11th Sailor Moon musical. Revision of the previous musical.

Sailor Moon - Sailor Stars (Revision)

1997

Sailor Moon - The Eternal Legend poster
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12th Musical of the Sailor Moon Musical series. Loosely based on Sailor Stars. Galaxia revives Queen Beryl.

Sailor Moon - The Eternal Legend

1997

Sailor Moon S - Usagi - The Path to Become the Warrior of Love poster
9.0

The 4th Sailor Moon musical (and the 2nd to get a physical release.) While Usagi Tsukino and her friends are enjoying their summer vacation and planning on making their dreams for the future come true, they must deal with the Death Busters and two new Sailor Senshi who are on the hunt for the Talismans, as well as the arrival of Chibiusa.

Sailor Moon S - Usagi - The Path to Become the Warrior of Love

1994

Sailor Moon - The Eternal Legend (Revision) - The Final First Stage poster
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Revision of the previous Musical. Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon - Eternal Legend is the 12th Sera Myu musical.

Sailor Moon - The Eternal Legend (Revision) - The Final First Stage

1998

Sailor Moon SuperS - Dream Warriors - Love - Into Eternity... poster
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Sailor Moon SuperS - Dream Warriors - Love - Into Eternity is the 7th Sailor Moon musical. Sailor Moon SuperS with a complete circus make-over. Features Zirconia and the Amazon Trio as enemies.

Sailor Moon SuperS - Dream Warriors - Love - Into Eternity...

1995

Go ahead! Earth Defense Girl Corps poster
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A funny masterpiece of interaction between Ayako Morino, who plays the role of Iko, and Anza Oyama, who plays the role of Anza Oyama, who became familiar with Sailor Moon musicals.

Go ahead! Earth Defense Girl Corps

1992

Sailor Moon - Ongaku Shuu poster
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No synopsis available yet.

Sailor Moon - Ongaku Shuu

1995

Sailor Moon SuperS - Dream Warriors - Love - Into Eternity (Revision) poster
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Sailor Moon SuperS - Dream Warriors - Love - Into Eternity (Revision) is the eighth Sera Myu musical. Sailor Moon SuperS with a complete circus make-over. Features Zirconia and the Amazon Trio as enemies.

Sailor Moon SuperS - Dream Warriors - Love - Into Eternity (Revision)

1996

Sailor Moon - The Eternal Legend (Revision) - The Final First Stage - Last Day Performance poster
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The Last Day performance of The Eternal Legend Revision (Eien Densetsu Kaiteiban) musical.

Sailor Moon - The Eternal Legend (Revision) - The Final First Stage - Last Day Performance

1998

Sailor Moon - An Alternate Legend - Dark Kingdom Revival Story poster
6.5

Usagi and friends are enjoying summer vacation, until Queen Beryl and the Shitennou are revived. The musical was recorded on August 12, 1993 at the Gotanda U-Port Hall in Tokyo, Japan.

Sailor Moon - An Alternate Legend - Dark Kingdom Revival Story

1993