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Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up

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Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up is the transformation call Setsuna Meiou uses to become Sailor Pluto by way of her Pluto Crystal. It carries her first into her Super form and later her Eternal one across the manga, Crystal, and the musicals.

Items Used: Pluto Crystal
First Manga Appearance: Act 45 Dream 7 - Mirror Dream
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Overview

Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up is the phrase Setsuna Meiou speaks to change into Sailor Pluto, drawing on her Pluto Crystal. She relies on it in the manga, in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Crystal, and in the Sera Myu productions.

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Mechanics

Setsuna channels the words through her Pluto Crystal, which at first lifts her into her Super form. Later the same command grants her Eternal form, unlocked once she feeds power into Sailor Moon's Holy Moon Chalice using the strength of Charon Castle. In practice she simply raises a hand, calls out the phrase, and shifts instantly into Super Sailor Pluto.

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Notable Users

Setsuna Meiou is the sole user. The line debuts in Act 45 of the manga's Dream arc, mirrored in Sailor Moon Eternal Part II, where she transforms beside the other Outer Guardians at the gate of the Dead Moon Circus and pulls the Inner Guardians out of danger from the Amazoness Quartet. In Act 49 she raises a hand and shouts the shorter Pluto Crystal Power to charge Eternal Sailor Moon's Eternal Tiare, then takes on a form akin to Eternal Sailor Moon's. Throughout the Stars arc she reaches her Eternal form more than once without being shown transforming, so it is assumed she still uses this phrase. On stage, she speaks it in Amour Eternal to reach Super Sailor Pluto. A comparable transformation, powered instead by Hotaru, occurs in the opening episode of the anime's fifth season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up?

Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up is the transformation phrase Setsuna Meiou speaks to become Sailor Pluto, drawing on the power of her Pluto Crystal.

What form does Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up first grant Sailor Pluto?

The phrase first lifts Setsuna Meiou into her Super Sailor Pluto form, and later grants her Eternal form once she feeds power into Sailor Moon's Holy Moon Chalice using the strength of Charon Castle.

Where does Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up first appear in the manga?

The transformation debuts in Act 45 of the manga's Dream arc, titled Mirror Dream, and is mirrored in the anime adaptation Sailor Moon Eternal Part II.

How does Setsuna Meiou perform the Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up transformation?

Setsuna simply raises a hand, calls out the phrase, and shifts instantly into Super Sailor Pluto without an elaborate transformation sequence.

Does Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up appear in the Sailor Moon stage musicals?

Yes, Setsuna speaks the phrase in the musical Amour Eternal to reach her Super Sailor Pluto form.

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