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Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up

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Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up is the upgraded call Haruka Tenou uses to become Sailor Uranus in her stronger forms. Powered by the Uranus Crystal, it first grants her Super state and later her Eternal one across the manga, Crystal, and stage productions.

User: Haruka Tenou
Items Used: Uranus Crystal
First Manga Appearance: Act 45 Dream 7 - Mirror Dream
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Overview

Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up serves as Haruka Tenou's advanced transformation phrase, standing above her earlier Planet Power command. Spoken with the Uranus Crystal in hand, it turns her into Sailor Uranus and appears in the manga, the Crystal series, and the musicals.

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Mechanics

At first the phrase brings about her Super form. Later it carries her to the Eternal stage, a step she reaches after boosting Sailor Moon's Holy Moon Chalice with the strength drawn from Miranda Castle. Its earliest use comes in Act 45 of the Dream arc and in the second part of Sailor Moon Eternal, where Haruka simply raises a hand, shouts the words, and instantly becomes Super Sailor Uranus. She transforms this way at the gates of the Dead Moon Circus, arriving with the other Outer Guardians to rescue the Inner Guardians from the Amazoness Quartet. During the Stars arc the Inner Guardians shift to their Eternal forms through their own Crystal Power calls, and Haruka is understood to do the same, though the moment stays off the page.

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Notable Users

Haruka Tenou, alone and alongside the other Outer Guardians, is the user of the phrase. In the Amour Eternal musical she speaks it to reach Super Sailor Uranus. A comparable power-driven change, triggered by Hotaru instead, shows up in the opening episode of the anime's fifth season.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up?

Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up is Haruka Tenou's advanced transformation phrase, spoken with the Uranus Crystal in hand to turn her into Sailor Uranus. It stands above her earlier Planet Power command and appears in the manga, the Crystal anime, and the stage musicals.

Who uses Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up to transform?

Haruka Tenou is the user of Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up, both on her own and alongside the other Outer Guardians. She also speaks the phrase in the Amour Eternal stage musical.

What form does Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up first give Haruka Tenou?

Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up first brings about Haruka Tenou's Super form. Its earliest use comes in Act 45 of the manga's Dream arc and in the second part of Sailor Moon Eternal.

How does Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up lead to Eternal Sailor Uranus?

The phrase later carries Haruka Tenou to her Eternal form, a step she reaches after boosting Sailor Moon's Holy Moon Chalice with strength drawn from Miranda Castle.

In what scene does Haruka Tenou first use Uranus Crystal Power, Make Up in the story?

Haruka Tenou first transforms this way at the gates of the Dead Moon Circus, arriving with the other Outer Guardians to rescue the Inner Guardians from the Amazoness Quartet.

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