Jupiter Crystal Power is the call Sailor Jupiter shouts to reshape her Jupiter Crystal from a heart into a star, lifting her into her Eternal form. She joins the other Guardians in feeding energy to Eternal Sailor Moon during a decisive strike against Queen Nehelenia.
This phrase is the shorter power-lending cry tied to Sailor Jupiter, distinct from her fuller make-up chant. Speaking it changes the outline of the Jupiter Crystal and raises Makoto Kino into Eternal Sailor Jupiter. Its role is cooperative rather than solo, arriving at a climactic moment of the Dream Arc.
Saying the words reworks the Jupiter Crystal, its heart outline shifting into a star as Makoto rises into her Eternal state. The change is not staged for its own sake; Jupiter and her fellow Guardians pour their strength into Eternal Sailor Moon so that the Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss can land with enough force to bring down Queen Nehelenia. The cry functions as a burst of shared power at the peak of the fight rather than a routine transformation.
Only Makoto Kino, as Sailor Jupiter, uses this exact phrase. Its manga debut falls in Act 49 of the Dream Arc, while the Crystal continuity carries it into the Sailor Moon Eternal film. Worth noting is that the 1990s anime never included a Jupiter Crystal Power at all, even though it did give screen time to the parallel Moon Crystal Power.

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Jupiter Crystal Power is the phrase Sailor Jupiter shouts to reshape her Jupiter Crystal from a heart into a star, lifting her into her Eternal Sailor Jupiter form.
Speaking Jupiter Crystal Power changes the outline of the Jupiter Crystal, shifting it from a heart shape into a star shape as Makoto Kino rises into her Eternal state.
Jupiter Crystal Power is used during a climactic moment of the manga's Dream Arc, when Sailor Jupiter and the other Guardians pour their strength into Eternal Sailor Moon so her Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss can defeat Queen Nehelenia.
No, Jupiter Crystal Power never appeared in the 1990s anime, even though that series did feature the parallel Moon Crystal Power. It debuts in Act 49 of the manga's Dream Arc and later appears in the Sailor Moon Eternal film in the Crystal continuity.
Only Makoto Kino, as Sailor Jupiter, speaks the exact phrase Jupiter Crystal Power.
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