The Jupiter Crystal is the Sailor Crystal belonging to Makoto Kino. A bright green, heart-shaped gem, it powers her advance into Super Sailor Jupiter and Eternal Sailor Jupiter across the manga and Sailor Moon Eternal.
Vivid green and cut in the shape of a heart, the Jupiter Crystal is Makoto Kino's own Sailor Crystal. It appears in the manga and in the film Sailor Moon Eternal.
The gem carries Makoto into her higher Sailor forms, first as Super Sailor Jupiter and later as Eternal Sailor Jupiter, activated with the phrase Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up.

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The Jupiter Crystal is the Sailor Crystal belonging to Makoto Kino. It is a bright green, heart-shaped gem that powers her advance into Super Sailor Jupiter and later Eternal Sailor Jupiter.
The Jupiter Crystal is vivid green and cut in the shape of a heart. It appears in the Sailor Moon manga and in the film Sailor Moon Eternal.
Makoto Kino activates the Jupiter Crystal with the phrase Jupiter Crystal Power, Make Up. It carries her into her higher Sailor forms, first Super Sailor Jupiter and later Eternal Sailor Jupiter.
Makoto Kino is handed the Jupiter Crystal by Guardian Jupiter, her Sailor Power Guardian. She receives it during a battle against Hawk's Eye and the Amazoness Quartet.
The Jupiter Crystal first appears in the manga in Act 42, Dream 4, titled Jupiter Dream. Its first appearance as a Sailor Crystal in the Crystal anime comes in Sailor Moon Eternal.
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