Mars Crystal Power is the phrase Sailor Mars calls out to reshape her Mars Crystal from a heart into a star. The chant lets her rise to her Eternal form beside the other guardians, lending strength to Eternal Sailor Moon's finishing move against Queen Nehelenia.
This chant is the one Rei Hino voices as Sailor Mars to alter her Mars Crystal, shifting its shape and drawing on its power. The Mars Crystal itself is the item behind it, and the phrase features in both the manga and the Crystal continuity.
Speaking the words converts the Mars Crystal from a heart outline into a star, unlocking the guardian's Eternal state. She does this in concert with her teammates, and the combined surge feeds into Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss, the strike that brings down Queen Nehelenia.

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Sailor Mars is the one who uses it, first in the manga chapter Act 49, Dream 11 - Earth and Moon Dream, and later in the film Sailor Moon Eternal. Worth noting, the classic 1990s anime never featured this particular phrase, in contrast to the way it carried Moon Crystal Power.
Sailor Mars calls on the phrase Mars Crystal Power to reshape her Mars Crystal from a heart shape into a star shape, unlocking her Eternal Sailor Mars form.
Mars Crystal Power is the phrase Sailor Mars calls out to alter her Mars Crystal, shifting its shape and drawing on its power, and it appears in both the manga and the Crystal continuity.
Speaking Mars Crystal Power converts the Mars Crystal from a heart outline into a star, unlocking Sailor Mars's Eternal state alongside her fellow guardians.
The combined surge from Sailor Mars and her teammates saying Mars Crystal Power and its equivalents feeds into Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss, the strike that brings down Queen Nehelenia.
No. The classic 1990s anime never featured this particular phrase, unlike Moon Crystal Power, which did carry into that version.
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