Crystal Jewels the Movie: The Silver Power

Crystal Jewels the Movie: The Silver Power, also known in Japan as Crystal Jewels the Movie: Silver Power (クリスタルジュエルの映画:シルバーパワー Kurisutarujueru No Eiga: Shirubā Pawā) is the 1996 feature film of the franchise. It is the fourth installment of the Crystal Jewels film series, and it takes place around the fourth season of the anime series. The feature film have released in Japan in February 17, 1995, and it is released between the episodes, Commanding the Moon (Episode 235) and Hero of the Future (Episode 236) around the Japanese order. This is also the last film of the Original Series saga.

he English dub by Saban Entertainment was released in April 17, 1997 in the United States, 1 year, and 2 months after the original Japanese release. It have also released between Commanding the Moon (Episode 235) and Hero of the Future (Episode 236) around the English order. It aired on TyataTV on September 18, 1996 in Japan, and it have finally aired in the North American channel, YellTV by the time of the release. In Southeast Asia, the film was titled under Crystal Jewels: The Four Legacies of Our Hero, and was released there in  August 3, 2007. It is the most popular out of the three films of the Original Series, and it have continued to be popular among Japanese fans.

Plot
The movie begins with the Crystal Brawlers coming home from the Jarbon Islands after their adventures there to visit Kouchu's family and their family for the gathering because the Crystal Brawlers have saved the Crystal World. Meanwhile, when he is still concerned that he kept on failing to get the Crystal Ball, because of the Furious Five's progress. Hunter Grai plotting another plot. He speaks to Devil J about getting the Crystal Balls and updating the powers on it. He sets a meeting to Furious Five after they've failed a numerous of times. He told them that he has a big plan for them. He begins by hiring a giant Thunderai-looking robot for the Furious Five to control to take over for the Crystal Balls. Meanwhile, Kouchu and Roaracryst were outside and they found the Thunderaibot. It attacks Kouchu and Roaracryst, and the rest of Clevergreen City, which was nearly destroyed by the time Kouchu and Roaracryst finally destroys their robot. The coward Furious Five members sees how powerful Roaracryst is than they are, so they have ran away back to Hunter Grai's lair. Hunter Grai was devastated again, and he decided to do one thing: he decided to fire all five of the Furious Five members because of their numberous failures.

The Furious Five have lost their licensce, but that doesn't stop them from creating some disguises for themselves so they would look different to Hunter Grai. Hunter Grai comes out of his lair, he comes to Justpip Town and disguised as incognito to talk to Kouchu, also making him believe that he is Hishio, Masari's missing son. He took off and revealed himself and he pushes Kouchu and fainted Kouchu's brothers, Maturi and Satoshi Misako, his sisters, Teromani and Gina Misako, and his parents Kisho and Masari Misako and took them to his cell. Kouchu and Tencoat attempts to chase after him after abducting each of his family members, while he believes the reason why Kouchu have his powers is because of either Hishio or Masari, his mother.

Kouchu plans on getting his family back, while they have been locked in the cell. Kouchu and his friends Shauna Genga and Sakuro Himensho all get some friends to join their tough quest to get Kouchu's parents back with Elliott Mitoa, Danielle, Dustin Withness, and Professor Jessica Shari. Marcy left herself no choice but to put her antagonism aside to get to the action of taking Grai down. Kouchu and his friends followed Grai to the Silver Tower, the biggest tower in the Jarbon Region, although Kouchu plans on taking Hunter Grai on his own in order to rescue his parents. At the time of their arrival, Hunter Grai have noticed that everyone is present in front of them. The Furious Five (in disguises) have also appeared as well, pretending to be the ones who own the Silver Tower. Grai have told them that he will unlock the Silver Power at any cost, but warned him because it will destroy all the Crystal Balls around the world, costing most of lives. However, ignoring them, Grai unlocked the Silver Power, turning everyone's lives in jeopardy.

Kouchu and everyone teams up to take down Grai and stopped him from collecting all the Crystal Balls. Each of the Crystal Balls that breaks have made all the magic monsters come out of them and start to attack people. Shauna, Sakuro, Danielle, Marcy, and Elliott attacked some of the Crystal Ball Magic Monsters, Professor Shari and Dustin planned to hack into the cell to rescue Kouchu's family, and Marcy decided to distract the guards with her tricks, while Kouchu and Tecoat attempts to take on Hunter Grai on his own. Then, Kouchu was nearly defeated, and was giving up hope because Hunter Grai have everyone's power in the Silver Tower, until the power of Iccryst have hit Kouchu, making him more powerful. Kouchu grabs his shield, and starts to hit Hunter Grai several times, until he breaks the cell, which his parents are free. The Silver Tower began to collapse, and everyone escapes as fast as they could until the Silver Tower is completely broken, leaving Hunter Grai trapped. Kathern have also revealed their identity to Hunter Grai, but even though he is trapped, he said to Julia to take his place to the lair. At the end, everyone celebrates the victory of the Crystal Brawlers, while Hunter Grai finally escapes, not knowing what to do next.

Ball Monsters
The Ball Monsters are the creatures that pop up from the Crystal Balls when they are broken. The shape of the Crystal Ball, they are more bigger than the Crystal Balls, and they also have black skins, with a very mean look. They can defeat Crystal Monsters more easily, and they are created by Hunter Grai once the Silver Power is released.

Music
The English opening for the music is the Crystal Jewels theme. The English ending for the music is "Everyone's Their Hero".

OP ED
 * The Light of My Hope (俺の希望の光だ Ore no kibō no hikarida)
 * Hayabusa Akinari (lyrics)
 * Umemura Eiichi (music)
 * Serizawa Kentaro (producer)
 * Kobashigawa Shunso (artist)
 * Everyone Thinks of Me (誰もが私を考えている Daremoga watashi o kangaete iru)
 * Naru Montaro (lyrics)
 * Konya Shunsen (music)
 * Maki Okyoito (producer)
 * Hashimoto Mitsunari (artist)

Production
The production of this movie have started between August and September 1995 around the first monthly publications of the manga.

Box office
It is also the 3rd highest grossing film in the Japanese box, and yet the 6th highest in the United States of the Crystal Jewels franchise. This is the highest grossing film of the Crystal Jewels Original Series saga, and also the third highest overall in the franchise.

Release
The movie was remastered in high definition and aired on TyataTV seven months later after it's original release, and now it is available for some home releases. The movie was released on DVD by September 12, 1996, and is available for home releases. The movie was also released in April 19, 1997 in DVD for home releases for the United States. The movie was remastered for high definition and was shown on YellTV, JunkCable, ToonerBOMB, and AnimeCable.

Manga adaptation
The manga version of the movie titled Crystal Jewels: Kouchu and the Silver Power of Grai's Wrath (クリスタルジュエル：コウチュとグレイの怒りのシルバーパワー Kurisutarujueru: Kouchu to Gurei no Ikari no Shirubā Pawā) was released in BangBang Comics magazine before this movie was released. It is also a side story manga that will be adapted in the film. The manga version of this movie with five parts released in September 1995 through January 1996.