The phrase Kousagi Tsukino speaks to become a Sailor Guardian in the bonus manga tale Parallel Sailor Moon. A brooch materializes at her call, and she rises into the sky over Tokyo alongside the next generation of young Senshi.
This command belongs to Kousagi Tsukino and lets her take on a Sailor Guardian form. It comes from the short manga side story Parallel Sailor Moon rather than the main continuity of the series.
As Kousagi voices the words, a brooch materializes and she shifts into a Senshi shape that is never formally named, with little detail offered about the accessory itself. A pink cat first talks her into defending the world, which prompts the change. Once transformed, she is joined in the sky above Tokyo by Mina Aino, Mako Kino, Ami Jr., and Rei Jr.
Kousagi Tsukino is the only character who speaks Parallel Moon Power, Make Up to become a Sailor Guardian.
The phrase comes from the bonus manga side story Parallel Sailor Moon rather than the main continuity of the series.
A brooch materializes as Kousagi speaks the phrase, and she transforms into a Senshi form that is never formally named.
A pink cat first talks Kousagi into defending the world, which prompts her to use Parallel Moon Power, Make Up.
Kousagi's phrase is written in hiragana, which sets it apart from the katakana used for the other Guardians' transformation calls.
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