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Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up

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Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up is Makoto Kino's ultimate transformation cry, carrying her into her strongest Guardian forms. The phrase spans the manga, the 1990s anime, Crystal, and the musicals, powered by her Jupiter Crystal or, in the television series, the Crystal Change Rod.

First Manga Appearance: Act 42 Dream 4 - Jupiter Dream
First Anime Appearance: Confrontation in Dreams! Minako and Makoto's Broken Friendship
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Overview

This is the final make-up command Makoto uses to become Sailor Jupiter, ranking above her earlier calls. It threads through nearly every continuity, from print to the animated series, and its power source depends on the medium: the Jupiter Crystal in the manga and Crystal, and the Crystal Change Rod in the 90s anime. The phrase gates access to both her Super and Eternal states.

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Mechanics

In the television version the change opens with a green orb bearing the Jupiter sign ringed by oak leaves. Makoto lifts the rod, the crystal locks onto it, and her nails brighten to lime green as the planet's symbol whirls. She then spins while ribbons of green current pour from the rod, the energy tightening into rings around her body before a flash leaves her dressed in her Super Sailor outfit, ending on her signature pose. The manga and Crystal treat the phrase as her final make-up call, bound to the Jupiter Crystal rather than the rod.

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Notable Users

Makoto Kino is the sole user. She first speaks the words in Act 42 of the manga after Guardian Jupiter, her Sailor Power Guardian, hands her the Jupiter Crystal and the Jupiter Oak Evolution attack while Hawk's Eye and the Amazoness Quartet close in. The chant first restores her Super form and later unlocks her Eternal form once she strengthens Sailor Moon's Holy Moon Chalice with the might of Io Castle. In the anime she receives the Crystal Change Rod from Pegasus, debuting the upgraded change on the way to Super Sailor Jupiter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up?

Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up is Makoto Kino's ultimate transformation phrase, the final make-up command she uses to become Sailor Jupiter in her strongest Guardian forms.

What item powers the Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up transformation?

The transformation draws on the Jupiter Crystal in the manga and Crystal continuities, while the 1990s anime instead powers it with the Crystal Change Rod.

When did Makoto Kino first use Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up?

Makoto Kino first speaks the phrase in Act 42 of the manga, after her Sailor Power Guardian, Guardian Jupiter, gives her the Jupiter Crystal and the Jupiter Oak Evolution attack while Hawk's Eye and the Amazoness Quartet close in.

What forms does Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up unlock?

The chant first restores Makoto to her Super Sailor Jupiter form, then later unlocks her Eternal Sailor Jupiter form once she strengthens Sailor Moon's Holy Moon Chalice with the power of Io Castle.

How does Sailor Jupiter receive the Crystal Change Rod in the anime?

In the 1990s anime, Makoto Kino receives the Crystal Change Rod from Pegasus, and she debuts the upgraded transformation on her way to becoming Super Sailor Jupiter.

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