Amazoness Jungle Arrow is a combined energy strike loosed by the Sailor Quartet in the manga and Sailor Moon Cosmos, a tightly focused blast meant to tear their enemy apart.
Amazoness Jungle Arrow is an energy based team attack belonging to the Sailor Quartet, the four guardians Sailor Ceres, Sailor Pallas, Sailor Juno, and Sailor Vesta. It shows up in the manga and again in its adaptation Sailor Moon Cosmos.
To carry out the move, the four pour their power into a single concentrated burst aimed at shredding their target. In the story they fire it at Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon to break her to pieces, doing so only after Sailor Chibi Moon has used Pink Ladies Freezing Kiss to cut Eternal Sailor Moon, Princess Kakyuu, and Sailor Chibi Chibi loose from Papillon's tangling vines.

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Amazoness Jungle Arrow is an energy based team attack belonging to the Sailor Quartet, a tightly focused blast the four guardians pour their power into to tear an enemy apart.
The Sailor Quartet, made up of Sailor Ceres, Sailor Pallas, Sailor Juno, and Sailor Vesta, are the only ones to wield Amazoness Jungle Arrow.
The Sailor Quartet fire Amazoness Jungle Arrow at Sailor Heavy Metal Papillon to break her apart, doing so after Sailor Chibi Moon frees Eternal Sailor Moon, Princess Kakyuu, and Sailor Chibi Chibi from Papillon's vines.
Amazoness Jungle Arrow appears in the manga and again in its adaptation Sailor Moon Cosmos.
The Sera Myu musicals never feature Amazoness Jungle Arrow, swapping in a comparable move called Sailor Crystal Arrow instead, since the Sailor Quartet were never depicted as former Amazoness members in that continuity.
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