Pellet Orb is a projectile technique from the Sailor Moon anime that CereCere brings out by drawing on the power held within her Amazon Stone. It buries an opponent under a rapid volley of tiny spheres.
Pellet Orb is a ball-based offensive move belonging to CereCere, a member of the Amazoness Quartet in the animated series. She channels it through her personal Amazon Stone, turning the gem into the source of a flurry of small projectiles.
Carrying out the technique begins with CereCere singling out one victim. She then conjures a cluster of little orbs and sends the entire swarm hurtling forward, hammering the target beneath the constant stream of impacts.

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Pellet Orb is a ball-based offensive technique used by CereCere, a member of the Amazoness Quartet, in the Sailor Moon anime. She channels it through her Amazon Stone to bury an opponent under a rapid volley of tiny spheres.
Pellet Orb is used exclusively by CereCere, one of the four members of the Amazoness Quartet. She is the sole known practitioner of the technique.
CereCere begins by singling out a target, then conjures a cluster of small orbs and sends them hurtling forward as a swarm, hammering the target beneath a constant stream of impacts.
CereCere relies on her personal Amazon Stone to summon and power the barrage of projectiles that make up Pellet Orb.
Pellet Orb first appeared in the anime episode Terror in Motion: The Dark Queen's Evil Hand.
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