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Pink Moon Crystal Power, Make Up

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Pink Moon Crystal Power, Make Up is the call Chibiusa Tsukino shouts to become Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon, drawing on her Pink Moon Crystal. The phrase runs through the manga and the Crystal adaptation.

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Overview

Pink Moon Crystal Power, Make Up is the transformation command that carries Chibiusa Tsukino into her Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon guise. The power flows from the Pink Moon Crystal she wields, and the line features in both the original manga and Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal.

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Mechanics

Speaking the words, Chibiusa lets her crescent mark surface as a rainbow sweeps over her, sparing only her hair. She spins into a whirl that brings out her tiara and earrings in bursts of light, her odango covers and wing clips forming next. Hearts stream from her fingertips down her arms to shape her gloves, then trail across her torso and legs to conjure her leotard and boots. A glow at her chest becomes the brooch and ribbon, her choker and sailor collar trace themselves into place, and a fresh waist brooch releases pink ribbons that unfurl into her layered skirt. A final back ribbon completes the look before she settles into her closing pose.

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Notable Users

Chibiusa is the sole user of the phrase. She first channels a related power in Act 49 by crying out Moon Crystal Power to feed Eternal Sailor Moon's Eternal Tiare, gaining her own Eternal uniform at the same time as the Inner and Outer Senshi. The complete command debuts in the Stars-arc side story The Secret Hammer Price Hall, where she transforms beside Usagi to rescue Hotaru, though the two are briefly upstaged by Ruruna Kobe and Naruru Osaka. Later, in Act 56, Small Lady speaks the words after quarreling with Neo-Queen Serenity and deciding to head back to the past, a moment that stirs the Sailor Quartet awake to travel with her.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pink Moon Crystal Power, Make Up?

Pink Moon Crystal Power, Make Up is the transformation phrase Chibiusa Tsukino speaks to become Eternal Sailor Chibi Moon, drawing on the power of her Pink Moon Crystal.

Who uses the Pink Moon Crystal Power, Make Up transformation?

Chibiusa Tsukino is the sole user of this phrase, and it appears in both the original manga and Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal.

Where does Pink Moon Crystal Power, Make Up first appear?

The complete transformation phrase debuts in the manga side story The Secret Hammer Price Hall, where Chibiusa transforms alongside Usagi to help rescue Hotaru.

What happens during the Pink Moon Crystal Power, Make Up transformation?

Chibiusa's crescent mark appears as a rainbow sweeps over her, and a spinning sequence brings out her tiara, earrings, gloves, leotard, boots, brooch, ribbon, choker, and skirt in stages, finishing with a closing pose.

When does Chibiusa transform again using this power in the manga?

In Act 49 of the manga, Chibiusa first calls out the shorter phrase Moon Crystal Power to charge Eternal Sailor Moon's Eternal Tiare, and later in Act 56 she speaks the full phrase again after deciding to return to the past.

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