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Character	Transformations	Special Powers
Serena / Sailor Moon		Disguise Power
	Moon Prism Power	Moon Tiara Magic
		Moon Tiara Vaporize ###
		Moon Healing Activation
		Cosmic Moon Power
	Moon Star Power or Moon Crystal Power	Moon Sceptre Elimination
		Moon Sceptre Activation
		Moon Crystal Healing Activation
Amy / Sailor Mercury	Mercury Power	Mercury Bubbles Blast
		Mercury Ice Bubbles Freeze
	Mercury Star Power	Mercury Ice Storm Blast, or Double Mercury Ice Storm Blast
Raye / Sailor Mars		(Anti-Evil Wards)
	Mars Power	Mars Fire Ignite
		Mars Firebird Strike
		Mars Firestorm Flash
	Mars Star Power	Mars Celestial Fire Surround
Lita / Sailor Jupiter	Jupiter Power	Supreme Thunder Crash, or Jupiter Thunder Crash, or Jupiter Thunderbolts Crash
		Jupiter Thunder Dragon
	Jupiter Star Power	Jupiter Thundercrash Zap
Mina / Sailor Venus	Venus Power	Venus Crescent Beam Smash
		Venus Meteor Shower
	Venus Star Power	Venus Love Chain Encircle
Rini	(no transformation)	(Luna Ball) Kitty Magic, or Kitty Power
(the Five Scouts, as a group)	(not applicable)	Sailor Teleport
		Sailor Planet Power

### For some reason, in Episode 4 the words "Moon Tiara Vaporize" were used instead of the usual "Moon Tiara Magic".

Disguise Power

First episode used in: #2 - Talk Radio

The Luna Pen given to Serena by Luna (Episode 1) allows Serena to disguise herself when necessary. Luna told her that it's only for Scout business, but on many ocassions, Serena used it for her own personal reasons. (For instance, she tried to play a joke on Raye by disguising herself as a fortune teller and telling Chad to give Raye a kiss!)

Serena holds the Luna Pen in the air, and shouts, "Disguise Power!", followed by whatever she wants to transform into. Then, beams of light shoot from the pen, surround Serena, and create the disguise.

Here's a list of disguises Serena has used. (Still workin' on it!)

• Episode #2 - "A sophisticated talent agent"
• Episode #5 - "A school superintendent"
• Episode #7 - "A flight attendant...or something"
• Episode #9 - "A sporty-looking photographer"
• Episode #13 - "A totally gorgeous bride, like in the magazines"
• Episode #18 - "The foxiest Fem around"
• Episode #26 - "Fortune-Teller/Matchmaker"
• Episode #46 - "A wicked-cool kindergarten teacher"

Moon Prism Power

First episode used in: #1 - A Moon Star is Born

Unlike the other Sailor Scouts, Serena uses a special locket to transform instead of a pen.

Serena has the locket on her bow most of the time, but sometimes it just dangles from her neck or sits in her pocket. At the necessary time, she thrusts her arm into the air and shouts out, "Moon Prism Power!" Then, the locket does its work. First, she gets her nails done. After blinking her eyes twice, beams of light shoot out from the locket. They form the top part of her suit, then the white gloves, then the red boots, and finally the blue skirt. Then, the crescent birthmark on her head begins to glow. She spins fully around, and her tiara appears, followed by the broaches in her hair. Finally, she striks her pose, facing forward, legs shoulder width apart, left arm at her waist, right hand to her forehead, saluting the Moon. A white crescent moon is in the background.

Moon Star Power/Moon Crystal Power

First episode used in: #45 - Cherry Blossom Time

Sailor Moon was defeated by one of Alan and Ann's cardians. The cardian shattered her locket, and then Serena disappeared. In her mind, Queen Serenity helped her out. She gave Princess Serena the Imperium Silver Crystal back, and put it in Serena's broken locket. The locket was re-energized, but the crystal had not regained its full power. Serena could once again transform into Sailor Moon.

Serena takes the locket in her hands, and holds it in the air, shouting, "Moon Crystal Power!" She puts the locket on her chest, and spins around a few times. Then, the crystal shoots out beams of energy which form a pair of wings and the top part of her suit. The wings spread out and disappear. She puts her arms into the air, and her gloves are formed. Her red boots are formed, followed by her skirt. Then, she spins around one time, as a ribbon ties itself onto the back of her skirt. Her tiara appears, followed by the broaches in her hair. Finally, she striks her pose, facing forward, legs shoulder width apart, left arm at her waist, right hand to her forehead, saluting the Moon. A large white crescent moon with a is in the background. A red rose is on the moon.

The words "Moon Crystal Power" are the ones that are usually spoken.

Special Powers

Moon Tiara Magic

First episode used in: #1 - A Moon Star is Born

Using the magic of her tiara, Sailor Moon turns her enemies into Moon dust. Also, she can use the tiara to trap people (or other creatures). This worked most of the time, but there were a few exceptions such as against Jedite and Neflite's "Leo the Lion" monster. Finally, it proved to be too weak to defeat Alan and Ann's cardians.

Sailor Moon takes the tiara from around her forehead, and holds it in her hand. As it glows, she spins around (either to power it up or just to show it off before she unleashes it, I don't really know). Then, she winds up, and throws it, just like a frisbee, and shouts "Moon Tiara Magic!"

Moon Healing Activation

First episode used in: #21 - Jupiter Comes Thundering In

The Crescent Moon Wand given to Serena by Luna was utilized during the search for the Rainbow Crystals. Besides being able to find the crystals, it also changed ordinary people who were turned into Negaverse monsters back to themselves again.

Sailor Moon takes out the Crescent Moon Wand, and holds it up to her face. A red light in the center of the wand begins to glow (after the Imperium Silver Crystal is placed in the wand, energy begins to swirl around the crystal also). Then, she moves the wand in a circle, while saying "Moon Healing Activation!" The Negaverse monsters scream in pain, and then revert to human form.

Cosmic Moon Power

First episode used in: #31 - A Reluctant Princess

When Sailor Moon received the Imperium Silver Crystal, a new power was granted to her. When used with the Moon Wand, almost anything can be accomplished. And with Sailor Moon (or Princess Serena) wielding that power, the Negaverse is in for some trouble.

Sailor Moon (or Princess Serena) takes out the Crescent Moon Wand, and holds it up in the air. Beams of energy shoot out in all directions from the Imperium Silver Crystal. A shield of energy forms around her, as the power of the crystal repels the evil forces nearby.

Moon Sceptre Elimination/Moon Sceptre Activation

First episode used in: #45 - Cherry Blossom Time

When Sailor Moon returned after her defeat, she found that she needed a new weapon to defeat the enemy. Queen Serenity came to her aid, giving her the Moon Sceptre.

Sailor Moon holds the Moon Sceptre in the air. A full moon is in the background. Beams of light come out from the top of the sceptre. She spins around once, swinging the sceptre in the air. Then she freezes, and holds the sceptre horizontally across her face. She swings the sceptre a few more times, saying "Moon Sceptre..." Then she stands with her legs together, and points the sceptre at her target, and says, "...Elimination!" Crescents and beams of energy shoot toward the enemy.

Moon Crystal Healing Activation

First episode used in: #63 - Enemies No More

This special power was used by Sailor Moon to turn the Four Sisters into normal humans, destroying all of the negative energy, emotions, and thoughts that they possessed.

Sailor Moon holds the Imperium Silver Crystal in the air, and says, "Moon Crystal Healing Activation!" Then, the target of the power infusion begins to spin around, as the light engulfs them. The light clears, and the evil disappears.

In "Sibling Rivalry," the words "Moon Crystal Healing Power" were used.

Transformations

Mercury Power/Mercury Star Power

First episode used in: #5 - Computer School Blues

(Star) First episode used in: #56 - Sailor Mercury Moving On?

With her blue power pen in hand, Amy thrusts her arm into the air, and shouts, "Mercury Power!" She moves the pen in a circle from her head to her toes, and then she turns around halfway. Thin blue ribbons of energy shoot out from the pen, covering her body, and creating her sailor suit. Then, she makes another half-turn. She strikes her pose, facing forward, feet spread shoulder-width apart, knees touching each other, arms partly extended, left elbow touching body, right elbow slightly off to the side. A few stars shine in the background.

With her blue star pen in hand, Amy thrusts in the air, and shouts, "Mercury Star Power!" She gets her nails done like Sailor Moon, except that they're colored blue. The transformation sequence is the same as the "Mercury Power" one. At the end, the sign of Mercury is in the background.

Special Powers

Mercury Bubbles Blast

First episode used in: #5 - Computer School Blues

Sailor Mercury's Bubble attack has more than one use. It can call up a fog to hide the immediate area. Also, the bubbles can bring down the temperature of the area, causing Negaverse monsters to lose their concentration and begin to shiver.

Sailor Mercury takes up a stance like a SF character about to unleash a fireball. She says, "Mercury Bubbles...", and the bubbles form in her hands. Next, she spins completely around, counter-clockwise. Then, she spreads her arms out, unleashing a wide spread of bubbles while saying, "...Blast!"

Mercury Ice Bubbles Freeze

First episode used in: #47 - Much Ado About Babysitting

Sailor Mercury got very ticked off after watching Alan and Ann's cardian pick on a bunch of defenseless babies. After the Moonlight Knight came to her and Sailor Moon's aid, Sailor Mercury released her anger. After telling the cardian off, she let loose with a new attack.

Actually, she goes through the same sequence as before, with two changes. First, the words change form "Mercury Bubbles Blast" to "Mercury Ice Bubbles Freeze!" And second, the bubbles don't fog up the area, they just freeze the target in a wall of ice.

(Double) Mercury Ice Storm Blast

First episode used in: #56 - Sailor Mercury Moving On?

It begins with a single drop of water, splashing into a large puddle of water that Sailor Mercury is standing in. She spins around, and water gathers around her. She says, "Mercury Ice Storm Blast!", and releases a large wave of water at the target.

In "Sibling Rivalry," the animation sequence for the "Mercury Bubbles Blast" attack was used for some reason.

Transformations

Mars Power/Mars Star Power

First episode used in: #7 - An Uncharmed Life

(Star) First episode used in: #57 - Gramps in a Pickle

With her red power pen in hand, Raye thrusts her arm into the air, and shouts, "Mars Power!" She holds the pen up in the air, as flames erupt from it. The flames circle her body from head to toe, creating each part of her sailor suit, beginning with her red high-heels. Then, she strikes her pose, facing left, head turned to the left, left hand at her waist, left foot in front, right hand pointed downward. A fireball spirals out in the background.

With "Mars Star Power," Raye holds her red star pen in the air, and shouts, "Mars Star Power!" She gets her nails done like Sailor Moon, except that they're colored red. The transformation sequence is the same as the "Mars Power" one. At the end, the sign of Mars is in the background.

Special Powers

(Magical Anti-Evil Signs)

First episode used in: #7 - An Uncharmed Life

The enchanted charms that Raye carries around with her have nothing to do with her being a Sailor Scout. She learned how to use the scrolls of paper from being a priestess at her temple. These slips of paper stun creatures and/or make evil spirits go away.

Raye holds up the slip of paper to her face, and concentrates. Usually, she says, "I call upon the power of Mars...Fireballs Charge!" before throwing the magical slip of paper.

Mars Fire Ignite

First episode used in: #7 - An Uncharmed Life

Sailor Mars clasps her hands together, much like a little kid playing with an imaginary gun. She says, "Mars Fire...," and a ball of fire forms at her fingertips. Then, she points her fireball at her target, and unleashes it, saying, "...Ignite!"

Also called "Mars Fireballs Charge!" in episode 27.

Mars Firebird Strike

First episode used in: #48 - Raye's Day in the Spotlight Alan and Ann's cardian drained Raye of almost all of her energy. So, when she transformed into Sailor Mars, she wasn't at peak condition. But after her music was thrashed by the cardian, she really got upset. Who could blame her? She worked for a long time on her music, and didn't appreciate it being messed with.

This is Sailor Mars' combo attack, so to speak. First, the pulls out one of her magical scrolls, and does the usual thing with it. "I call upon the power of Mars...Fireballs Charge!" she yells, and the scroll floats slowly toward the target. Then, she goes into her "Mars Fire Ignite!" sequence, but the words change to "Mars Firebird Strike!" The fireball combines with the scroll, and together they take the shape of a bird.

Mars Firestorm Flash

First episode used in: #57 - Gramps in a Pickle

This attack was used only once by Sailor Mars. It's the same thing as the "Mars Fire Ignite" attack, only with a larger and stronger fireball.

Mars Celestial Fire Surround

First episode used in: #57 - Gramps in a Pickle

Sailor Mars was failing with her "Firestorm" attack, so she resorted to something else. She concentrated on her Grandpa, who she apparently was drawing some energy from.

Sailor Mars moves her hand in a counter-clockwise circle, with a tail of fire trailing. She begins, "Mars Celestial Fire..." Then, a circle of six balls, with characters on them, is formed. She says "Surround!", and the balls of energy come together at Sailor Mars' hands, and discs of fire shoot out from them.

Transformations

Jupiter Power/Jupiter Star Power

First episode used in: #21 - Jupiter Comes Thundering In

(Star) First episode used in: #59 - A Charmed Life

With her green power pen in hand, Lita thrusts her arm into the air, and shouts, "Jupiter Power!" She holds the pen up in the air, and blue bolts of lightning surround her. Then, the light disappears in a flash, and her sailor suit appears. Then, she strikes her pose, facing forward, right leg slightly bent, left foot and left arm pointing outward, right arm bent in the air. other, arms partly extended, left elbow touching body, right elbow slightly off to the side. Lightning crackles in the background.

With her green star pen in hand, Lita thrusts in the air, and shouts, "Jupiter Star Power!" She gets her nails done like Sailor Moon, except that they're colored green. The transformation sequence is the same as the "Jupiter Power" one. At the end, the sign of Jupiter is in the background.

Special Powers

Supreme Thunder Crash/Jupiter Thunder Crash/Jupiter Thunderbolts Crash

First episode used in: #21 - Jupiter Comes Thundering In

Sailor Jupiter crosses her arms across her face, calling upon the power of Jupiter by saying, "Jupiter Thunder..." Clouds shoot blue bolts of lightning down from the sky. A mini lightning rod rises from her tiara, and absorbs the lightning energy. The blue light circles around her for a moment, then she lets it loose, saying, "...Crash!"

The words "Jupiter Thunder Crash" are the ones that are usually spoken.

Jupiter Thunder Dragon

First episode used in: #49 - Food Fetish Lita and Alan were enjoying a nice meal in the park. Ann didn't like it one bit, so she unleashed a cardian on the two of them. The cardian smashed Lita's wonderful food to a pulp. This really ticked her off.

Sailor Jupiter goes through the "Jupiter Thunder Crash" sequence, but she yells "Jupiter Thunder Dragon" instead. The blue-green lightning takes the shape of a dragon. The electric dragon roars, and lunges at the target, face first.

Jupiter Thundercrash Zap

First episode used in: #59 - A Charmed Life

Lightning crackles around Sailor Jupiter, as she begins her attack. She says, "Jupiter Thunderclap...", as she rears back. A ball of lightning forms in her hand. Then she says, "Zap!", and throws the energy ball with her right hand, in a sidearm fashion.

Transformations

Venus Power/Venus Star Power

First episode used in: #30 - A Crystal Clear Destiny

(Star) First episode used in: #59 - A Charmed Life

With her orange power pen in hand, Mina thrusts her arm into the air, and shouts, "Venus Power!" A long, starry ribbon shoots out from the pen. She moves the pen all around her body, moving the ribbon along with it. Then, she holds the pen up in the air, and the ribbon circles her body. The ribbon falls to the ground, causing an explosion of stars that engulf Mina. She reappears in her sailor suit, and does a few twirls. Then, she strikes her pose, facing forward, feet together, right arm in the air, left arm underneath her right shoulder. A few stars shine in the background.

With her orange star pen in hand, Mina thrusts in the air, and shouts, "Venus Star Power!" She gets her nails done like Sailor Moon, except that they're colored orange. The transformation sequence is the same as the "Venus Power!" one. And at the end, the sign of Venus is in the background.

Special Powers

Venus Crescent Beam Smash

First episode used in: #29 - Sailor V Makes the Scene

Two crescent moons appear, pointing outward. Sailor Venus touches these two figures with her hand, saying, "Venus Crescent Beam..." Then, she points at her target with her right hand, and holds her right arm with her other hand. She says, "...Smash!", and a golden beam of light shoots out from her hand.

Venus Meteor Shower

First episode used in: #46 - Kindergarten Chaos

Serena and Mina were having a good time, singing songs with a bus full of kindergarten kids. Unfortunately, yet another cardian came to spoil the fun. The two girls went to attack the cardian, but failed. Sailor Venus got really angry at the fact that the cardian was after a bunch of little kids. After a few inspirational words from the Moonlight Knight, Sailor Venus unleashed a new attack.

(The first time she used it, her hair blew up into the air. It kinda reminded me of a Super Saiya-jin transformation) Sailor Venus goes through the "Venus Crescent Beam" sequence, but instead of a single beam shooting out, the single beam splits into a flurry of beams, pounding their way towards the target.

Venus Love Chain Encircle

First episode used in: #59 - A Charmed Life

Sailor Venus crosses her arms across her body, saying, "Venus Love Chain..." A chain of linked hearts spirals around her body. Then, she points her hand in the direction of her target, and says, "Encircle!", causing the chain to fly toward its target.

Special Powers

(Luna Ball) Kitty Magic/Kitty Power

First episode used in: #54 - Serena Times Two

Little Rini uses this little trick on several occasions in order to get what she wants.

She dribbles her Luna Ball on the ground like a basketball and says, "Kitty Magic!" The ball bounces high into the air. Then, the ball turns into whatever Rini wants.

Group Abilities

Sailor Teleport

First episode used in: #40 - Day of Destiny

Queen Beryl was on Earth, preparing to attack. The Scouts wouldn't let her get the chance.

The five of them joined hands, and each called on their respective powers. "Sailor Teleport!" they said. And in an instant, they were teleported to wherever they needed to go.

Sailor Planet Power

First episode used in: #65 - Sibling Rivalry

Luna and Artemis directed the Sailor Scouts in this mission. They were stuck in some kind of void, and needed to destroy the Wiseman's power strobe.

The five of them joined hands, and each called on their respective powers. Then, all of their energy was focused into one beam of light, which struck and shattered the Nega-power strobe.