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Bonbon Babies

Character

The Bonbon Babies are a class of small monsters featured in Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie, deployed by the fairy servants of Queen Badiane. The color of each one shifts to match whichever fairy commands it.

Species: Monsters
Alignment: Queen Badiane
First Anime Appearance: Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie
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Appearance

The Bonbon Babies come as a swarm of little monsters whose color signals which fairy owns them. Poupelin fields blue ones, Orangeat sends pink, and Banane commands orange.

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History

The creatures serve in Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie as tools of the fairies working under Queen Badiane. They split into three color groups, one per handler: the blue set answers to Poupelin, the pink to Orangeat, and the orange to Banane.

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Abilities

Their offense leans on hurling their bodies at foes and rebounding off them. Striking one head-on only stuns it for a moment, and each is truly undone only when the fairy who created it is destroyed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Bonbon Babies in Sailor Moon?

The Bonbon Babies are a class of small monsters in Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie, deployed by the fairy servants who work under Queen Badiane.

Who controls the Bonbon Babies?

The Bonbon Babies split into three groups controlled by different fairies: Poupelin commands the blue set, Orangeat the pink set, and Banane the orange set.

What color are the different Bonbon Babies?

Bonbon Babies come in three colors tied to their handler: blue for Poupelin, pink for Orangeat, and orange for Banane.

How are the Bonbon Babies defeated?

The Bonbon Babies are only stunned briefly by direct hits and are truly destroyed when the fairy who created them is defeated.

What movie do the Bonbon Babies appear in?

The Bonbon Babies appear in Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon SuperS: The Movie, where they serve as tools of Queen Badiane's fairy servants.

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