The Moon Power Tiare is Eternal Sailor Moon's last weapon in the anime, introduced during the Sailor Stars season. Formed by joining the Holy Moon Chalice to her Eternal Tiare, it can both destroy and heal, powering her Silver Moon Crystal Power Kiss.
Appearing in the Sailor Stars season, the Moon Power Tiare stands as the second fresh weapon Sailor Moon gains that year and the final one she wields across the entire anime. It can strike enemies down or mend them, marking it as a tool of both force and healing.
The weapon is an advanced version of the Eternal Tiare, brought into being when Eternal Sailor Moon fixes the Holy Moon Chalice onto that earlier wand. Holding it, she can perform Silver Moon Crystal Power Kiss, and she also draws on Silver Moon Crystal Power with it during episode 199.

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The Moon Power Tiare is Eternal Sailor Moon's final weapon in the anime, formed in the Sailor Stars season by attaching the Holy Moon Chalice to her Eternal Tiare, and it can both destroy and heal.
The Moon Power Tiare comes into being when Eternal Sailor Moon fixes the Holy Moon Chalice onto her earlier Eternal Tiare, making it an advanced version of that wand.
Holding the Moon Power Tiare, Eternal Sailor Moon performs Silver Moon Crystal Power Kiss, and she also draws on Silver Moon Crystal Power with it during episode 199.
Eternal Sailor Moon is the sole bearer of the Moon Power Tiare in the anime.
The Moon Power Tiare debuts in the episode The Shining Power of a Star, Chibi-Chibi's Transformation, during the Sailor Stars season.
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