What justification does Usagi have to create Crystal Tokyo?

[Cheb]

AFAIR, "purification" is an anime-only blunder. From the same episode and speech as the freeze.
I'll look into it when I'm not as tired. Need to check if it could be a careless wording or an artifact of translation.


I can't remember anything like from the manga. Except that the longievity wasn't working on the BM people for some reason:

[SailorStar9]

I just thought of something: since the Ginzuishou's powers can very easily edge into reality warping, given the way it allows Usagi to re-set reality after the defeat of Beryl, bringing everyone back a year with no Beryl and stuff, or the way Usagi's powers just develop as she needs them, could it be possible that Crystal Tokyo is just the end-result of the Ginzuishou's reality warping to suit Usagi's whims?

[Spica75]

I just thought of something: since the Ginzuishou's powers can very easily edge into reality warping, given the way it allows Usagi to re-set reality after the defeat of Beryl, bringing everyone back a year with no Beryl and stuff, or the way Usagi's powers just develop as she needs them, could it be possible that Crystal Tokyo is just the end-result of the Ginzuishou's reality warping to suit Usagi's whims?

In theory, perhaps, in practice almost certainly not. Getting to that point goes via a disaster, and that´s just not likely to be even indirectly caused by her (and it´s even contrary to what she actively wished for while using it).
There´s always the law of unintended consequences, but if it actually acted directly based on her wish, then simply no.
The one way i could see it happen is if the crystal is somehow changed into a "evil tool", either retroactively ( just that noone realised that it needs to be actively forced away from making your wish happen in bad ways) or by something happening to it (since it´s not much used, no reason why anyone would notice anytime soon), essentially using the good old "demons/"insert generic evil forces here" will always corrupt your wishes" cliche.

Sticking close to canon however, no.

[Noy Telinú]

Well, she might not think things through, OR, the game breaker crystal might be TARDIS in nature, doing what's best for those around her.

But I'm just guessing.