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Act 42 Dream 4 - Jupiter Dream

Manga ChapterCh. 42

The fourth Dream arc chapter sees Makoto lured in by Hawk's Eye through a poisoned cup of tea. As Lemures close in, Guardian Jupiter grants her a Sailor Crystal, and she wakes as Super Sailor Jupiter while Mamoru's mysterious illness worsens.

Arc: Dream
Arc Position: 4th chapter of the Dream arc
Japanese Title: Act 42 夢4 — ジュピター ドリーム
Previous Chapter: Act 41 Dream 3 - Mars Dream
Monster Of The Day: Hawk's Eye
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Summary

The Dream arc's fourth chapter has Mamoru pushing Usagi away to hide how gravely ill he has become. At the same time, Makoto falls prey to Hawk's Eye, only to be rescued when her Sailor Power Guardian, Guardian Jupiter, awakens her Crystal power and her new technique, Jupiter Oak Evolution.

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Key Events

Still puzzling over Helios and her feelings for him, Chibiusa turns to Makoto for advice. The two visit the supermarket and meet the keeper of an herb shop that came in with the Dead Moon Circus, who gives Makoto a pair of rings set with Amazon Stones. Chibiusa passes one of them to Mamoru, confined to bed as his sickness, which he suspects is a curse from the circus, steadily deepens. When Makoto returns to share tea with the shopkeeper, revealed as Hawk's Eye, the spiked drink drains her senses, and Lemures burst from her ring to attack.

In her fading mind, Makoto faces Guardian Jupiter, who bestows her Sailor Crystal; she rouses as Super Sailor Jupiter and destroys Hawk's Eye. Chibiusa's Crystal Carillon flares and summons Helios, who carries them to Mamoru as Lemures swarm him. Sailor Moon and Sailor Chibi Moon wipe out the creatures, then find Mamoru coughing up black blood.

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Notes

Naoko Takeuchi wrote and illustrated the chapter, which introduces Guardian Jupiter and the first appearance of Super Sailor Jupiter, along with the Jupiter Crystal, the Leaves of Oak item, and the Jupiter Oak Evolution attack.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to Makoto Kino in Act 42 Dream 4 - Jupiter Dream?

Makoto Kino falls victim to Hawk's Eye's poisoned tea and the Lemures it unleashes, but she is saved when Guardian Jupiter grants her a Sailor Crystal, letting her awaken as Super Sailor Jupiter and destroy Hawk's Eye.

What is Jupiter Oak Evolution?

Jupiter Oak Evolution is the attack Makoto first uses as Super Sailor Jupiter in this chapter, gained alongside the Jupiter Crystal and the Leaves of Oak item.

Why is Mamoru sick in Act 42 Dream 4 - Jupiter Dream?

Mamoru hides how gravely ill he has become, a sickness he suspects is a curse from the Dead Moon Circus, and pushes Usagi away as it steadily deepens until he coughs up black blood by the chapter's end.

Why does Chibiusa ask Makoto for advice in this chapter?

Chibiusa is still puzzling over her feelings for Helios, so she turns to Makoto for advice, and the two visit the supermarket together where they meet the Dead Moon Circus's disguised herb shop keeper.

Who is Hawk's Eye in Sailor Moon?

Hawk's Eye is a Dead Moon Circus member disguised as an herb shop keeper who poisons Makoto's tea and unleashes Lemures against her, only to be destroyed by the newly awakened Super Sailor Jupiter.

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