Pluto Crystal Power is the phrase Sailor Pluto speaks to reshape her Pluto Crystal from a heart into a star, letting her rise to her Eternal form. She calls on it to help empower Sailor Moon's finishing move against Queen Nehelenia.
Pluto Crystal Power is a spoken command tied to Setsuna Meiou, better known as Sailor Pluto. Saying it triggers a change in the shape of her Pluto Crystal, shifting the gem away from its heart outline toward a star form.
Once the crystal takes its star shape, Sailor Pluto ascends to Eternal Sailor Pluto. She does this in concert with her fellow Guardians so their combined strength can fuel Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss, the strike that brings down Queen Nehelenia.

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Pluto Crystal Power is a spoken command used by Sailor Pluto, also known as Setsuna Meiou, that reshapes her Pluto Crystal from a heart outline into a star form.
Once her crystal takes its star shape, Sailor Pluto ascends to her Eternal form, doing so alongside her fellow Guardians to fuel Eternal Sailor Moon's Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss, the attack that defeats Queen Nehelenia.
Sailor Pluto is the only character who uses this particular phrase.
No, the original 1990s anime never features a Pluto Crystal Power moment, unlike its handling of Moon Crystal Power.
Pluto Crystal Power first appears in Act 49, Dream 11, Earth and Moon Dream, of the manga.
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