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PallaPalla / Sailor Pallas

Character

In Sailor Moon Crystal, PallaPalla is the second-oldest of the Amazoness Quartet serving the Dead Moon Circus, and the group's chief spellcaster. Far in the 30th century she will awaken as Sailor Pallas of the Sailor Quartet, one of Chibiusa's guardians.

English Voice: Jennifer Gould
Japanese Voice: Sumire Morohoshi
Alignment: Dead Moon Circus (formerly), Crystal Tokyo
First Appearance (Anime): Sailor Moon Eternal
Allegiances: Zirconia, Sailor Chibi Moon

Occupations

ball riderSailor Guardian

Also Known As

Sailor Pallas
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Appearance

As an Amazoness, PallaPalla has pale blue hair gathered into a bun, light skin, and matching blue eyes. She wears a blue one-piece marked with three ringed circles and darker orbs, hemmed with an orange skirt and hung with ball-shaped ornaments on her necklace, bracelets, sandals, and headpiece. She is the smallest of the four sisters.

Her Sailor Pallas form keeps that bun but adds a metal-ringed headdress of four fluted pipes, each tipped with a blue orb. Her uniform is a white leotard with a deep blue bow and a pale blue star brooch, paired with a stripe-less pale blue collar, star-set gold tiara, bubble sleeves, and white knee-high boots marked with yellow stars.

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Personality

PallaPalla stands as the counterpart to Sailor Mercury among the Inner Guardians, but where Mercury is measured, she is her opposite: immature, blunt, restlessly active, and more than a little naive.

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Abilities

Like the rest of the Sailor Quartet, PallaPalla is a guardian corrupted by Queen Nehelenia and pressed into service for the Dead Moon Circus under Zirconia until she is eventually freed. Within the Amazoness Quartet she rides a ball and, above all, works magic, drawing on her Amazon Stone to produce a wide range of effects; while the others can use their own stones, she casts nearly every named spell across Sailor Moon Eternal.

Her magic raises the barrier that ends up sealing the Earth, blocking the heroes from transforming and cutting off Chibiusa's return to the future. She grants the Amazon Trio their human shapes, sells Fish Eye to Ami in a bid to kill her, and swaps the ages of Usagi and Chibiusa. Her named workings run from Order of Orbs and Summon Orb to the age-reversing Opposite Orb, the Hailstorm Orb, and the Medicine Orb, and she fights as well by hurling her spheres.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the powers of Sailor Pallas?

Sailor Pallas, known as PallaPalla, wields magic drawn from her Amazon Stone, casting spells such as Order of Orbs, Summon Orb, Opposite Orb, Hailstorm Orb, and Medicine Orb.

Who is PallaPalla in Sailor Moon Crystal?

PallaPalla is the second oldest of the Amazoness Quartet serving the Dead Moon Circus in Sailor Moon Crystal, and later awakens as Sailor Pallas of the Sailor Quartet guarding Chibiusa.

What does PallaPalla look like?

PallaPalla has pale blue hair gathered in a bun, light skin, and blue eyes, and is the smallest of the four Amazoness sisters, wearing a blue one-piece decorated with ringed circles and an orange skirt.

Who are PallaPalla's sisters in the Amazoness Quartet?

PallaPalla's sisters in the Amazoness Quartet are CereCere, JunJun, and VesVes.

What role does PallaPalla's magic play in Sailor Moon Eternal?

PallaPalla's magic raises the barrier that seals the Earth in Sailor Moon Eternal, blocking the heroes from transforming and cutting off Chibiusa's return to the future.

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