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Sailor Change Star

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The Sailor Change Star is the transformation device carried by each of the Sailor Starlights, letting them shift into their guardian forms. It pairs a wireless microphone with a winged, star-topped brooch.

Used For: Transforming into their respective Sailor Starlight forms
First Manga Appearance: Act 51 Stars 2
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Overview

The Sailor Change Star is the tool the Sailor Starlights depend on to assume their Sailor Senshi identities. Every member of the trio owns one, and all three are indistinguishable from each other. The device comes as a matched set: a cordless white microphone together with a transformation brooch built in the shape of an inverted triangle crowned by a winged star.

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Function

To transform, a Starlight raises the brooch and speaks her activation phrase into the microphone, calling out Fighter Star Power, Healer Star Power, or Maker Star Power followed by Make Up. Once the change completes, the brooch settles at the front of the sailor uniform in the spot where the other guardians wear their bows. According to Naoko Takeuchi's own notes, the Starlights store their Sailor Crystals inside these Change Stars.

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Notable Users

The Sailor Starlights, in their civilian guise as the idol group Three Lights, are the exclusive users. In the manga they hang the brooch on a chain beneath their clothing, and the microphone clips to the earlobe like an earring; there the mics do not always vanish once a transformation ends. The anime reworks the earpiece into a pentagon bearing a five-pointed star and a translucent blue wing, set with three gems whose red, blue, and green hues correspond to Star Fighter, Star Maker, and Star Healer. In that version the headset shows up only during transformations and introduction scenes before disappearing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Sailor Star in Sailor Moon?

Yes. The Sailor Starlights, Star Fighter, Star Maker, and Star Healer, transform into their guardian forms using a device called the Sailor Change Star.

What is the Sailor Change Star?

The Sailor Change Star is the transformation device the Sailor Starlights use to shift into their Sailor Senshi identities, made up of a wireless microphone paired with a winged, star-topped brooch.

How do the Sailor Starlights transform with the Sailor Change Star?

Each Starlight raises the brooch and speaks into the microphone, calling out Fighter Star Power, Healer Star Power, or Maker Star Power, followed by Make Up.

What do the Sailor Starlights store inside the Sailor Change Star?

According to Naoko Takeuchi's own notes, the Sailor Starlights store their Sailor Crystals inside their Sailor Change Stars.

How does the Sailor Change Star differ between the manga and anime?

In the manga, the Sailor Change Star's brooch hangs on a chain beneath the Starlights' clothing and the microphone clips to the ear like an earring. The anime instead gives the earpiece a pentagon shape with a star and blue wing, set with three gems whose colors match Star Fighter, Star Maker, and Star Healer.

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