'Sailor Moon' fans unite! Starting May 19, the remastered version of the much loved Japanese anime series from the good old 1990s will be re-airing on Hulu. This time around, the 'Sailor Moon' gay characters will be uncensored from the series. The times are a-changing. Watch the official trailer online here:

The same-sex romance of Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune was initially edited out of the first American version. The series portrayed the two female lovers as cousins. How boring. The mid-90s America was not ready for homosexuality on screen, even in animated, fantasized context. Maybe exactly because of that. 'Sailor Moon' was altered in content and character roles to skirt around any controversial topics.

But now Hulu and VIZ Media's Neon Alley promise to stay faithful to the original, "absolutely uncut", with a Japanese voice cast supplemented by English subtitles. Having control over the the rights and the online streaming service, this remastered and uncut version of 'Sailor Moon' is expected to be excellent. The English dubs will come later in the year. The first four episodes are immediately available now on Hulu. Two more are due to come up each Monday.

The 46-episode original anime show was a total hit in the U.S. following initial Japanese broadcast in 1992. It was adapted as it was from a collectible comic series and featured a cast of  girls who used their magic powers to defeat the evil Dark Kingdom.

According to Advocate.com, the series' fifth season titled 'Sailor Stars' never saw any official translation in the United States. This will not only be the North American premiere of that season, but also a chance to meet the Sailor Starlights, a group of female scouts who hide their true identity as male pop singers.

Blu-ray and DVD editions are in the works for this fall. And shh, there may be an introduction of a spanking new series, 'Sailor Moon Crystal' in the pipeline.