The Heart Moon Brooch is a transformation item found only in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. Worn on a chain like a necklace, it lets Usagi Tsukino take on her Sailor Moon identity with the phrase Moon Prism Power, Make Up.
Exclusive to the live-action series Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, the Heart Moon Brooch is the device that grants Usagi Tsukino her Sailor Moon form. Rather than being pinned to her chest, it hangs from a chain and is worn as a necklace.
Transformation begins when Usagi speaks the phrase Moon Prism Power, Make Up, drawing on both the brooch and an unnamed lipstick that accompanies it.

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The Heart Moon Brooch is a transformation item found only in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. Worn on a chain like a necklace, it lets Usagi Tsukino take on her Sailor Moon identity.
Usagi transforms by speaking the phrase Moon Prism Power, Make Up, drawing on both the Heart Moon Brooch and an unnamed lipstick that accompanies it.
Unlike the pin-style brooches seen in other Sailor Moon media, the Heart Moon Brooch hangs from a chain and is worn as a necklace.
The Heart Moon Brooch's design echoes the Cosmic Heart Compact carried during the manga's Infinity arc and the anime's S season, though the Heart Moon Brooch is colored pink instead of red.
Usagi Tsukino is the sole owner of the Heart Moon Brooch in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon.
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