Mercury Crystal
ItemThe Mercury Crystal is the aqua-blue Sailor Crystal at the heart of Ami Mizuno's power. It carries her into her advanced forms across the manga's Dream arc and the film Sailor Moon Eternal, coming to her from Guardian Mercury, the Sailor Power Guardian bound to her planet.
Overview
Belonging to the manga and the movie Sailor Moon Eternal, this crystal is the genuine Sailor Crystal that anchors Ami Mizuno's magic. Its cool aqua-blue shade ties it to the planet Mercury, and it sits among the upgraded gems that the inner guardians gain during the Dream storyline.
Function
With the crystal in hand, Ami can rise to Super Sailor Mercury and later Eternal Sailor Mercury, calling out Mercury Crystal Power, Make Up to trigger the change. The gem is entrusted to her by Guardian Mercury, the Sailor Power Guardian assigned to watch over her.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Mercury Crystal?
The Mercury Crystal is Ami Mizuno's Sailor Crystal, an aqua blue gem that anchors her power as Sailor Mercury.
What forms does the Mercury Crystal allow Ami Mizuno to reach?
The Mercury Crystal lets Ami Mizuno rise to Super Sailor Mercury and later Eternal Sailor Mercury.
What is the transformation phrase for the Mercury Crystal?
Ami Mizuno calls out Mercury Crystal Power, Make Up to transform using the Mercury Crystal.
Who gives Ami Mizuno the Mercury Crystal?
The Mercury Crystal is entrusted to Ami Mizuno by Guardian Mercury, the Sailor Power Guardian assigned to watch over her.
When does the Mercury Crystal first appear?
The Mercury Crystal first appears in the manga's Act 40, Dream 2, Mercury Dream, with its earliest animated appearance in the film Sailor Moon Eternal.
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