The four pins that make up this combination start to float around the screen randomly and bounce off one another and the walls. When one is touched, they shoot a Force Round that goes from one pin to the next till it hits all four pins. You are able to position the pins by pausing the game and then dragging the pins around the field. Since the psych of the pins is neither positive nor negative, the noise's resistances are negligible.
The four pins are pictured below:
| Icon | # | Name | Brand | Cls | Psych | Spec | Power | Eff | ATK200 | Lasts | Boot | Reboot | Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 209 | Swift as the Wind | 
| - |  Irregular Note  | Attack | 109 | 50 | 155 | 17 uses | 3.3 | By itself, this pin exhibits no power. It reads: "Wind, wood, flame, and mount: so must you be if you would roam the fields of war." | |
| 210 | Hushed as the Wood |
| - | Irregular Note | Attack | 109 | 50 | 155 | 17 uses | 3.3 | By itself, this pin exhibits no power. It reads: "Wind, wood, flame, and mount: so must you be if you would roam the fields of war." | |
| 211 | Fierce as the Flame |
| - | Irregular Note | Attack | 109 | 50 | 155 | 17 uses | 3.3 | By itself, this pin exhibits no power. It reads: "Wind, wood, flame, and mount: so must you be if you would roam the fields of war." | |
| 212 | Stalwart as the Mount |
| - | Irregular Note | Attack | 109 | 50 | 155 | 17 uses | 3.3 | By itself, this pin exhibits no power. It reads: "Wind, wood, flame, and mount: so must you be if you would roam the fields of war." |
Trivia
- The pins are a reference to the battle standard "Fūrinkazan", taken from Sun Tzu's The Art of War, which is also notably quoted as Takeda Shingen's battle standard.
- Their artwork, however, is a reference to the Three Monkeys Proverb (In order: See No Evil, Speak No Evil, Hear No Evil, and Do No Evil), as performed by the Gatito logo.
- Each pin is dropped by the Noise form of the Reaper who aligns most closely to its respective aspect of the proverb.