Amazon Stones

These four enchanted orbs are a gift from Queen Nehelenia to the Amazoness Quartet during the Dream arc. Each member of the Quartet carries her own colored stone: red for VesVes, green for JunJun, blue for PallaPalla, and yellow for CereCere. The set makes its earliest showings in the thirty-ninth chapter of the comic, the anime episode built around the mirror of dreams, and the film Sailor Moon Eternal in the Crystal line.

The Quartet leans on the stones both to launch tricks and attacks at the Sailor Guardians and to forcibly draw out Dream Mirrors. When an orb is fired at a person, that individual's Dream Mirror is yanked free, and the stones also keep their bearers eternally young. On one occasion in the anime, they are used to whisk Sailor Chibi Moon out of Queen Nehelenia's sight, leaving a Chibi Moon-shaped balloon in her place. The manga and Crystal reveal a deeper truth: after Nehelenia and the Dead Moon Circus fall, Sailor Saturn carries the orbs to Neo-Queen Serenity, who channels the Silver Crystal's power into them. They turn out to be the Sailor Crystals of Chibi Moon's future guardians, the Sailor Quartet, and Sailor Ceres tells the young princess that once she completes her training to inherit the role of Sailor Moon, the four will awaken again to protect her.

The Amazoness Quartet are the stones' handlers, each drawing a broad menu of orb-based tricks from her own gem. CereCere's set includes moves such as Orb Shot, Pellet Orb, Open Orb, and Seeds of Misfortune, while PallaPalla commands the widest range, from Opposite Orb and Rolling Orb to a long run of ball techniques like Tama Yura, Order of Orbs, and Hailstorm Orb. JunJun works with Orb Shot, Rolling Orb, and Medicine Orb, and VesVes wields Through Ball, Steel Orb, and assorted binding and eavesdropping variants. In their reborn form as the Sailor Quartet, the same four stand as the future protectors of Sailor Chibi Moon.