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Amazon Stones

The Amazon Stones are four colored magic orbs handed to the Amazoness Quartet by Queen Nehelenia. The girls use them to battle the guardians and rip out Dream Mirrors, and the stones later prove to be far more than simple weapons.

Beast Hand

Beast Hand is a savage power that comes with Death Phantom's dark gift, letting its wielders twist their own hands into monstrous shapes and strike enemies at close range. The technique surfaces in the manga and in Sailor Moon Crystal.

Black Crystal

The Black Crystal is a dark gem forged by the Dark Kingdom in the first season of the original anime. Passed between several of its agents, it changed purpose each time it changed hands, hunting for the Silver Crystal, locating the Rainbow…

Capture Gun

The Capture Gun is a Death Busters weapon seen only in the anime, wielded by Eudial to rip Pure Heart Crystals out of her victims. A blast aimed at the chest pulls the crystal loose, and a weakened target risks dying in the process.

Celestial Map

The Celestial Map is an anime-only device Nephrite consulted inside his hidden mansion to divine his next victim. Reciting a plea to the stars, he drew down their guidance before eventually sacrificing the map to forge the Black Crystal.

Chaos Crystal

The Chaos Crystal, also called the Chaos Seed, is the Sailor Crystal born of the Galaxy Cauldron. Guarded alongside Chaos itself, it figures into the finales of the manga, Sailor Moon Crystal, and certain stage musicals.

Chibi Moon Compact

The Chibi Moon Compact is Chibiusa's second transformation brooch, a gift from Pegasus that lets her become Super Sailor Chibi Moon with the call of Moon Crisis, Make Up. It closely echoes Usagi's own compact, distinguished mainly by its…

Communicator

Communicators are the devices the Sailor Guardians rely on to stay in contact with one another. The manga, the 1990s anime, Sailor Moon Crystal, and the live-action series each present their own take, ranging from wristwatches to a…

Cosmic Heart Compact

The Cosmic Heart Compact is Usagi's third transformation brooch, handed to her along with the Spiral Heart Moon Rod. She summons her Sailor Moon form from it by shouting Moon Cosmic Power, Make Up, and in Crystal the brooch later evolves…

Cosmos Crystal

The Cosmos Crystal, also called the Cosmos Seed, is the Sailor Crystal of the Galaxy Cauldron. Guarded by Guardian Cosmos, it holds the regenerative Lambda Power capable of rebirthing an entire galaxy of star seeds, and in time it becomes…

Crescent Moon Cutter

The Crescent Moon Cutter is a throwing weapon unique to the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, given to Sailor V by Artemis. She hurls it to disarm, disorient, and slice, wielding it much like the roses Tuxedo Mask throws in the…

Crisis Moon Compact

The Crisis Moon Compact is the brooch Pegasus gives Usagi as an upgrade to her Cosmic Heart Compact during the Dream arc. Working together with Chibiusa and her own compact, Usagi uses it to become Super Sailor Moon by calling Moon Crisis,…

Crystal Carillon

The Crystal Carillon is a mystical bell Pegasus entrusts to Super Sailor Chibi Moon so she can summon him to her side. Ringing it calls the winged guardian, and through the attack Twinkle Yell she brings his power to the team.

Crystal Change Rod

The Crystal Change Rod is the third set of transformation wands the four Inner Guardians receive from Pegasus in the 1990s anime. Each rod lifts its owner into a Super Sailor form and unlocks a fresh signature attack, surfacing only across…

Crystal Star

The Crystal Star is the second transformation device Usagi Tsukino carries, a star-shaped compact that cradles the Silver Crystal and answers to Moon Crystal Power, Make Up. It powers her change into Sailor Moon throughout the Black Moon…

Cutie Moon Rod

The Cutie Moon Rod, called the Moon Rod in the manga and Crystal, is the scepter Sailor Moon wields to cast Moon Princess Halation. Passed down from the Silver Millennium, it appears across the manga, anime, Crystal, and numerous stage…

Daimon Atomic Bomber

The Daimon Atomic Bomber is a device tied to Professor Souichi Tomoe within the Sailor Moon stage musicals. It surfaces only in the Sera Myu productions rather than the anime or manga.

Daimon Egg

Daimon Eggs are the seeds the Death Busters use to spawn their Daimon monsters. Present across the manga, the anime, Crystal, and the stage musicals, each egg infects a chosen host so a Daimon can take shape from within it.

Daimon Oven

The Daimon Oven is a Death Busters apparatus from the 1990s anime that let their agents build a Daimon in advance from a specific chosen object rather than fusing one to a random target on the spot.

Dark Beaut

Dark Beaut is a whip carried by Calaveras during Sailor Moon R in the 1990s anime. It served her purely as a combat tool and appeared only in that season.

Dark Henge

Dark Henge are Esmeraude-shaped statues from Sailor Moon R that the Black Moon Clan planted at the Negative Point to raise the Dark Gate. Several were needed at once, and each grew with Dark Power until the gate could form.

Dark Jewelry Star Bracelet

The Dark Jewelry Star Bracelet is a corrupted counterpart to the guardians' Jewelry Star Bracelet in the live-action series. A brainwashed Ami Mizuno uses it to become Dark Mercury by calling out Dark Power, Make Up.

Dark Sword

The Dark Sword is a blade formed from an icicle and wielded by Dark Mercury in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. It proved a strong offensive weapon during her time under Kunzite's control.

Deep Aqua Mirror

The Deep Aqua Mirror is Sailor Neptune's Talisman, the source of her Submarine Reflection attack. More than a weapon, it can uncover hidden truths and pinpoint the location of enemies, and it appears across the manga, anime, and Crystal.

Disguise Pen

The Disguise Pen is a magical pen Luna gives Usagi so she can slip into any role a mission demands. Beyond changing her looks, it seems to lend her the know-how of whoever she becomes, and it features heavily in the first arc across the…

Dream Mirror

Dream Mirrors are hidden reflective objects that live inside a person, holding the beautiful dreams that individual carries. They surface only in the Sailor Moon SuperS anime, where villains hunt them while searching for the single golden…

Energy

Energy is the intangible life force carried within every human being, the fuel that keeps both body and mind active. Across the Sailor Moon anime it becomes a prize repeatedly harvested by villains, who drain it from victims to power their…

Eternal Moon Article

The Eternal Moon Article is the winged brooch that Usagi Tsukino wears as Eternal Sailor Moon, her final transformation compact and the vessel that cradles her Silver Crystal. It appears across the manga, the 1990s anime, Sailor Moon…

Eternal Tiare

The Eternal Tiare is the staff that Eternal Sailor Moon carries in her final form, her single most powerful weapon. It channels Starlight Honeymoon Therapy Kiss and a range of other purifying attacks across the manga, the 1990s anime,…

False Tiara

The False Tiara is a decoy headpiece worn in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon by Princess Sailor Venus while she posed as the Moon Princess. Both her allies and the Dark Kingdom believed the Silver Crystal was hidden inside it, exactly the…

Fire Buster

The Fire Buster is a flamethrower that Eudial brings out in the 1990s Sailor Moon anime, a weapon she turns against the Sailor Senshi whenever her own schemes come under threat.

Fire Buster II

The Fire Buster II is the upgraded flamethrower Eudial builds in Sailor Moon S after her first model is destroyed, a fiercer weapon she uses to wall off the Sailor Senshi with sheets of flame.

Flower Brooch

The Flower Brooch is a booby-trapped accessory Jadeite deploys early in the Sailor Moon anime, a gift that quietly siphons the energy of anyone who pins it on.

Galactica Bracelets

The Galactica Bracelets are paired armbands set with purple and green gems, worn by the servants of Shadow Galactica. They keep their wearers alive and strengthen them, yet bind those wearers to Sailor Galaxia's will.

Garden Crystals

Garden Crystals are dense clusters formed from countless Sailor Crystals and other potent Star Seeds that Shadow Galactica gathers across the Milky Way. They appear in the manga and in Sailor Moon Crystal.

Garnet Orb

The Garnet Orb is one of the three Talismans held by the Outer Guardians and the heart of Sailor Pluto's Garnet Rod. It focuses her signature attack, Dead Scream, and carries broad power over space and time.

Garnet Rod

The Garnet Rod is Sailor Pluto's planetary weapon, the staff she carries into battle and the mount for her Garnet Orb talisman. It doubles as a kind of key to the Space-Time Door.

Golden Crystal

The Golden Crystal is Earth's counterpart to the Silver Crystal, a gem of comparable strength whose energy flows from the dreams of humankind. It anchors the SuperS season and the manga's Dream arc, though its beginnings and behavior…

Golden Mirror

The Golden Mirror is a Dream Mirror unique to Sailor Moon SuperS. Pegasus takes refuge inside it to stay hidden from Queen Nehelenia, and the same mirror safeguards the lovely dream belonging to Chibiusa.

Haruka's Motorcycles

Haruka Tenou is a passionate driver whose love of speed extends past sports cars to two wheels. She competes on both high-speed road machines and motocross bikes, and her motorcycles turn up repeatedly across Sailor Moon S.

Heart Moon Brooch

The Heart Moon Brooch is a transformation item found only in the live-action Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. Worn on a chain like a necklace, it lets Usagi Tsukino take on her Sailor Moon identity with the phrase Moon Prism Power, Make Up.

Holy Grail

The Holy Grail is a goblet of tremendous power that lets Sailor Moon rise into her stronger Super form. Shaped like an ornate chalice, it turns up in the manga, the S season of the 90s anime, and Sailor Moon Crystal, always tied to the…

Holy Moon Chalice

The Holy Moon Chalice is a sacred vessel belonging to Eternal Sailor Moon, seen in both the manga and the Sailor Stars anime. Each continuity assigns the object a different origin and a different role.

Hoste

Hoste is a term from the Sailor Moon setting that stands for the energy held within human souls. It is cataloged among the franchise's items, and the reference material defines it only by this single trait.

I Am Your Cupid

I Am Your Cupid is a fictional smartphone app that features in the stage musical Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon - La Reconquista. It offers guidance on matters of the heart, and Ami turns to it at a later point during the show.

Jewelry Star Bracelet

The Jewelry Star Bracelet is a transformation item seen only in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon. The four Inner Guardians each wear one to become their Sailor selves, with a central gem colored to match the wearer's theme.

Jupiter Crystal

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.

Jupiter Spear

The Jupiter Spear is a weapon from Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, formed when Sailor Jupiter reshapes her Sailor Star Tambourine into a lance. It carries no official title and appears to be a desperate, last-resort measure.

Kakyuu's Incense Burner

Kakyuu's Incense Burner is a small censer from the planet Kinmoku. Princess Kakyuu shelters inside it to recover after reaching Earth, and its Sweet Olive scent becomes a clue that draws the Sailor Starlights toward her.

Karaoke Crown Passport

The Karaoke Crown Passport is a set of entry passes crafted by Luna in Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon, granting each of the Inner Sailor Guardians access to the hidden headquarters tucked away behind the Karaoke Crown.

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