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*'''[[Otafukuya]]''' - A cosmetics store. |
*'''[[Otafukuya]]''' - A cosmetics store. |
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| − | *'''[[Bob-Floy]]''' - An ice cream store which appeared in episode 62. |
+ | *'''[[Bob-Floy]]''' - An ice cream store which appeared in [[The Friendship of the Sailor Senshi! Goodbye Ami|episode 62]]. |
*'''[[Hikawa Shrine]]''' |
*'''[[Hikawa Shrine]]''' |
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*'''[[Lucky Charms House]]''' - A store that sold assorted jewelry and fortune telling items |
*'''[[Lucky Charms House]]''' - A store that sold assorted jewelry and fortune telling items |
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Revision as of 21:46, 12 March 2014
Map of the Crystal Points.
The Crystal Points are introduced in Sailor Moon R. They were the places in Tokyo that produced a form of energy referred to as Crystal Power, making them ideal to form the foundations of Crystal Tokyo in the future. The Black Moon Clan tried to contaminate those points with Dark Power in the 20th century in order to change history and prevent Crystal Tokyo from being built.
According to the map of Crystal Tokyo shown in the anime, there should be at least nine Crystal Points, with five at the points of the star and four in the center. However, only six were ever named in the series.
List of Crystal Points
- Otafukuya - A cosmetics store.
- Bob-Floy - An ice cream store which appeared in episode 62.
- Hikawa Shrine
- Lucky Charms House - A store that sold assorted jewelry and fortune telling items
- Juuban Supermarket
- Chess Tower - The location of the international chess tournament in episode 71.