Sailor Juno

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Sailor Juno is a fictional Asteroid Senshi character from the Sailor Moon media franchise, presented as a member of the Dead Moon Circus antagonists in the Dream arc (manga), the Sailor Moon SuperS anime season, and the Sailor Moon Eternal films. Her name references the asteroid Juno and the Roman goddess Juno.

Origin

Within the Sailor Moon franchise she is introduced in the Dream arc of the manga (chapter 39, “Dream 1 – Eclipse Dream,” September 6, 1995) and is revealed as one of the Asteroid Senshi—named for astronomical and mythological referents (the asteroid Juno and the Roman goddess Juno). She functions in the narrative as an individual named Sailor (a sentai-style warrior) and as a member of the Dead Moon Circus antagonistic troupe that opposes the protagonist senshi across manga, anime (Sailor Moon SuperS), and film (Sailor Moon Eternal) adaptations.

Appearance

Sources consistently present Sailor Juno as part of the circus-themed Dead Moon Circus and imply a distinctive costume used for that role. Merchandise listings for collectible figures describe design details such as yellow-green hair and a recognizable color scheme used for dolls and Petite Soldier figures. At least one adaptation reference notes she sometimes dresses in biker-style civilian clothing outside of her circus uniform.

Abilities

The provided sources identify Sailor Juno as an Asteroid Senshi and a member of the Dead Moon Circus antagonists, implying a combatant/magical warrior role within the franchise narrative; however, the supplied materials do not list genre-specific attacks, spells, or unique supernatural abilities attributable to her individually.

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Pallas is a name applied to multiple distinct figures in Greek myth (several mortal, semi-divine, and Titan personages) and functions as an epithet of the goddess Athena; in later usage the name is also applied to non-mythic objects such as the asteroid 2 Pallas and a genus name in biology. The sources do not treat Pallas as a single unified supernatural species but as a polyvalent label across genealogies and later nomenclature.

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    Dead Moon Circus. Wikipedia: Dead Moon Circus — summary of the Dead Moon Circus as main antagonists of the Dream arc / Sailor Moon SuperS / Sailor Moon Eternal.wiki
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    Manga Rock — Sailor Juno character entry. Manga Rock character page: notes that she is Sailor Juno, named for the asteroid Juno and the Roman goddess Juno.literary
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    Sailor Chibi-Moon — Asteroid Senshi listing. International Hero: lists the Asteroid Senshi (Sailor Pallas, Sailor Vesta, Sailor Juno, Sailor Ceres) and notes former names (e.g., Jun-Jun for Juno).other
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    Sailor Juno 6 Inch Dolls!. Merchandise listing describing a Sailor Juno doll with design details including 'yellow green hair.'other
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    Sailor Juno Petite Soldier figure. Merchandise listing for a Petite Soldier figure of Sailor Juno indicating collectible visual design.other
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    Bad Webcomics Wiki — Star Cross'd Destiny (reference). Bad Webcomics Wiki: notes visual or conceptual comparison to Sailor Juno in a webcomic critique.other
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    Wikipedia: Juno. Wikipedia: article on the name 'Juno' (asteroid and Roman goddess) providing the mythological/astronomical referents used in Sailor Juno's naming.wiki
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