The Pluto Crystal is the Sailor Crystal that belongs to Setsuna Meiou, the gem behind her advanced guardian forms. It figures in the manga and in the film Sailor Moon Eternal, reaching her hands as a gift from Hotaru Tomoe.
Bound to Setsuna Meiou, this jewel is the Sailor Crystal at the heart of her power as Sailor Pluto. It stands among the crystals carried by the outer guardians and shows up in both the manga and the Eternal movie.
Setsuna calls on the crystal to ascend into Super Sailor Pluto and Eternal Sailor Pluto, speaking the words Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up to trigger the change. The gem is what lifts her past her base form into these stronger incarnations.

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The Pluto Crystal is the Sailor Crystal belonging to Setsuna Meiou, the gem that powers her advanced forms as Sailor Pluto. It appears in the manga and in the film Sailor Moon Eternal.
Setsuna calls on the Pluto Crystal and speaks the phrase Pluto Crystal Power, Make Up to ascend into Super Sailor Pluto and Eternal Sailor Pluto.
Setsuna Meiou receives the Pluto Crystal as a gift from Hotaru Tomoe, who passes the gem to her.
The Pluto Crystal first appears in the manga in Act 44, Dream 6, New Guardians Dream, and its first appearance in the Crystal continuity comes in the film Sailor Moon Eternal.
Setsuna Meiou is the Pluto Crystal's owner and only user, standing among the crystals carried by the outer guardians.
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