The Chibi Moon Compact is Chibiusa's second transformation brooch, a gift from Pegasus that lets her become Super Sailor Chibi Moon with the call of Moon Crisis, Make Up. It closely echoes Usagi's own compact, distinguished mainly by its heart-shaped centerpiece.
This brooch is the tool Chibiusa uses to rise into her Super Sailor Chibi Moon form. As her second compact, it marks a step up from her earlier gear and arrives during the Dream storyline.
Activating the compact requires the phrase Moon Crisis, Make Up, which triggers Chibiusa's transformation into Super Sailor Chibi Moon. Its design mirrors the compact carried by Usagi very closely, the key differences being a heart set at the middle in place of a circle and a somewhat altered pattern in the ribbon that frames the outer edge.

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The Chibi Moon Compact is Chibiusa's second transformation brooch, a gift from Pegasus that lets her become Super Sailor Chibi Moon.
Chibiusa activates the Chibi Moon Compact with the phrase Moon Crisis, Make Up, transforming her into Super Sailor Chibi Moon.
The Chibi Moon Compact closely mirrors Usagi's own compact, with the main differences being a heart set at its center instead of a circle and a slightly altered ribbon pattern around the edge.
Pegasus gives Chibiusa the Chibi Moon Compact, just as Usagi received her matching Crisis Moon Compact from the same source.
The Chibi Moon Compact first appears in Act 39, Dream 1: Eclipse Dream of the manga, and in the anime episode Protect Mom's Dream: Double Moon's New Attack.
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