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JunJun / Sailor Juno

Character

In Crystal, JunJun is the acrobatic third sister of the Amazoness Quartet serving the Dead Moon Circus, destined to wake in the 30th century as Sailor Juno, one of Chibiusa's future Sailor Quartet guardians.

English Voice: Erika Ishii
Japanese Voice: Yuko Hara
Alignment: Dead Moon Circus (formerly), Crystal Tokyo
First Appearance (Anime): Sailor Moon Eternal
Allegiances: CereCere, PallaPalla, VesVes, Zirconia, Sailor Chibi Moon

Occupations

Tightrope WalkerSailor Guardian
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Appearance

As a member of the Amazoness Quartet, JunJun has dark skin, green eyes, and green hair split into three sections by brown braids. Her circus costume is a green-and-brown bikini top with loose white trousers paneled in green and brown, green sandals, gold bracelets and hoop earrings, and three dark moon-phase ornaments set across her top and panel.

Her Sailor Juno form carries the most elaborate hair of the four sisters, gathered by three brown bands into a very high ponytail beneath a green crescent-cut headpiece, with two more bands trailing the rest into low ponytails. Her uniform is a white leotard with a brown chest bow and a green star brooch, a stripeless green collar and choker, gold teardrop hoop earrings, and a gold tiara marked with a green star. She wears white bubble sleeves trimmed twice in white, bicep-length gloves padded in green, a green skirt with a green-sheened white bow, and white knee boots with green arches capped by yellow stars.

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Personality

JunJun is a rebellious tomboy, positioned as the mirror image of Sailor Jupiter among the Inner Guardians. Quick to float the idea of defying Zirconia, she nonetheless fears the old woman's temper. It is JunJun who reaches out to Super Sailor Saturn as she works to break the Quartet free of the curse binding them.

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History

Like her sisters, JunJun is truly a Sailor Guardian who was corrupted by Queen Nehelenia and pressed into service for the Dead Moon Circus under Zirconia, laboring as the Quartet's tightrope walker and cyclist until she is finally freed. As a member of the Amazoness Quartet she relies on physical attacks and kicks, drawing on the Amazon Stones and techniques such as Pink Ladies Freezing Kiss and Amazoness Jungle Arrow. She and her sisters are eventually released from their corruption to await their true awakening as the Sailor Quartet, the guardians who will one day protect Chibiusa in Crystal Tokyo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is JunJun in Sailor Moon Crystal?

JunJun is the acrobatic third sister of the Amazoness Quartet serving the Dead Moon Circus in Sailor Moon Crystal, destined to awaken in the 30th century as Sailor Juno of Chibiusa's future Sailor Quartet.

Is JunJun a villain in Sailor Moon Crystal?

Not truly. JunJun is a Sailor Guardian who was corrupted by Queen Nehelenia and pressed into service for the Dead Moon Circus under Zirconia, working as the Quartet's tightrope walker and cyclist until she is freed.

What are JunJun's attacks in Sailor Moon Crystal?

JunJun relies mainly on physical attacks and kicks, drawing on the Amazon Stones and techniques such as Pink Ladies Freezing Kiss and Amazoness Jungle Arrow.

Who are JunJun's sisters in the Amazoness Quartet?

JunJun's sisters in the Amazoness Quartet are CereCere, PallaPalla, and VesVes, and together the four sisters will one day awaken as Chibiusa's Sailor Quartet.

What is JunJun's personality like?

JunJun is a rebellious tomboy positioned as the mirror image of Sailor Jupiter among the Inner Guardians. She is quick to consider defying Zirconia, though she still fears the old woman's temper.

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