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Guardian Jupiter

Character

Guardian Jupiter is the fairy-sized spirit tied to the Jupiter Crystal and to Princess Jupiter. One of the Sailor Power Guardians, she turns up during the Dream storyline of the manga and its Crystal adaptation, rallying Makoto Kino and steering her toward a higher awakening.

Role: Sailor Power Guardian
Gender: Female
Species: Spirit
Japanese: ガーディアン ジュピター
Alignment: Silver Millennium
Aura Color: green
Crystal Voice English: Amanda Celine Miller
Crystal Voice Japanese: Ami Koshimizu
First Manga Appearance: Act 42 Dream 4 - Jupiter Dream
First Crystal Appearance: Sailor Moon Eternal
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Appearance

Shrunk to the scale of a winged sprite, she hovers in the air rather than standing, ringed by a soft green glow. Every other detail of her look copies Super Sailor Jupiter, from the uniform down to the hair. In the black-and-white manga panels that glow reads only as a broad circle drawn around her, so its hue stays hidden; the Crystal version instead traces the green light directly along her outline.

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Personality

Rather than a separate individual, she works as a living aspect of the Sailor Guardian she belongs to, an extension of Makoto's own crystal in the same way the Sailor Crystal is. When her charge starts to slip, the spirit answers with warmth and coaxing, speaking to her heart to draw her strength back to the surface.

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History

She reaches Makoto inside a dream after Hawk's Eye's Lemures leaves the girl fading, offering encouragement and handing back the Jupiter Crystal so the call of Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up can restore her Super form. The spirit returns in Elysion the moment Super Sailor Moon draws out the Holy Moon Chalice, when the solar system soldiers abruptly slip into their princess selves and each is joined by her own power guardian. Floating before Princess Jupiter, she instructs her to route energy from Io Castle into the chalice, an act that raises Usagi to her Eternal state and lets Makoto reach Eternal Sailor Jupiter for the first time. Once the castle has been summoned, Guardian Jupiter fades and does not return.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Guardian Jupiter in Sailor Moon?

Guardian Jupiter is the fairy-sized spirit tied to the Jupiter Crystal and to Princess Jupiter. She is one of the Sailor Power Guardians, appearing in the Dream storyline of the manga and its Crystal adaptation.

When does Guardian Jupiter first appear?

Guardian Jupiter first appears in Act 42 Dream 4 of the manga, reaching Makoto Kino inside a dream after Hawk's Eye's Lemures leaves her fading. She hands back the Jupiter Crystal so Makoto can restore her Super form.

What does Guardian Jupiter do for Makoto Kino?

Guardian Jupiter offers Makoto Kino encouragement and returns her Jupiter Crystal to restore her Super form. Later in Elysion, she directs Princess Jupiter to route energy from Io Castle into the Holy Moon Chalice, helping Makoto reach Eternal Sailor Jupiter for the first time.

What color is Guardian Jupiter's aura?

Guardian Jupiter is ringed by a soft green glow. In the black-and-white manga panels this reads only as a broad circle, while the Crystal anime traces the green light directly along her outline.

What happens to Guardian Jupiter after the Elysion scene?

Once Princess Jupiter's castle has been summoned, Guardian Jupiter fades and does not return. Her appearances are limited to the Dream arc and its Crystal adaptation.

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