Rebecca Bluegarden

The '' Edens Zero'' manga series features an extensive cast of characters created by Hiro Mashima. The story is set in a fictional universe called the , which comprises multiple planetary systems called "cosmoses" that the protagonists navigate using the titular starship. The characters consist mainly of humans, robots, and aliens, the majority of which inhabit the "Sakura Cosmos".

Described as a "space fantasy" series by Mashima, ''Edens Zero'' depicts several characters that use a magic-like technique called to harness their bodies' Ether – a magical power source – like the machines of their universe. Other characters include , which are users of an online video platform based on YouTube, and cyborg also feature prominently throughout the story, particularly those created by a time-devouring space monster called the Chronophage, and others who inhabit numbered parallel universes across the multiverse.

Critics and readers have compared the characters' designs and attributes to those from Mashima's earlier series ''Fairy Tail'', some of which they noted were intentionally derivative.

Creation and conception

When developing ''Edens Zero'', author Hiro Mashima wrote several characters' storylines to tie closely to the foundation of the story, which Mashima stated would "almost never change mid-series", amidst those he introduced and changed during the story's progression; he described his storytelling method as falling "somewhere in between" his previous works ''Rave Master'', whose stories and characters he had largely worked out by the series' midway point, and ''Fairy Tail'', where the only predetermined aspect was the backstory of protagonist Natsu Dragneel. Mashima's writing approach led him to include new characters to the main cast who were not originally planned to be, while several planned characters such as Homura and the Four Shining Stars were introduced earlier than intended, resulting in a majority of female characters joining the main cast over male characters.

A number of characters are modeled after characters from ''Rave Master'' and ''Fairy Tail'', including Happy, Elsie Crimson (Erza Scarlet), and Justice ( Sieg Hart and Jellal Fernandes). Plue, another recurring character in Mashima's manga who featured prominently in ''Rave Master'', makes a minor appearance as well. The manga also includes fictionalized versions of YouTubers whom Mashima has met.

When discussing the series' villains, Mashima stated that his personal theme for ''Edens Zero'' was to make them "the absolute worst kind of trash possible" so that readers could look forward to their downfalls, while also giving them their own convictions that would lead them to battle the protagonists. He was influenced to do so after receiving comments from those who sympathized with villains that he intended to be "real iecesof garbage" in his previous works.

For the manga's second half, which advances the story by three years, Mashima deliberately gave minor visual changes to most of the characters' designs apart from Shiki, whom he wanted to "stand out"; he added that, with the exception of Hermit and Jinn's redesigns, there "wasn't really any thought" put into these changes.

''Edens Zero'' crew

The primary characters of the series are the crew of the – ''Edens'' being an acronym for "Ether Drive Eternal Navigation System" – an interstellar warship left by Ziggy as inheritance to his adoptive grandson, Shiki. The crew's goal is to navigate the universe in search of Mother, both to prove her existence and have their wishes granted by her.

In the story's second half, the ''Edens Zero'' is revealed to have come from 20,000 years in the future of Universe 3173, a parallel universe where androids suffer an Ether shortage due to Mother's disappearance and humankind's ensuing extinction. To prevent this, the ship was built on the planet Eden for Ziggy to travel to Universe Zero, a temporal convergence point that influences all other universes in the multiverse, using the power of to travel through time. The crew uses Etherion to reach Universe Zero for the final story arc, where they regain their memories of past universes after living altered, often idyllic lives, while also retaining their experiences in the new world.

Shiki Granbell

is the sole human denizen of Granbell, a robot-inhabited theme park planet. Shiki uses the Ether Gear to freely manipulate gravity for himself and others, a power learned from his surrogate grandfather, Ziggy, who found the infant Shiki on a voyage for Mother beyond the Sakura Cosmos. He is characterized by his obsession with making friends, as well as a paralyzing fear of bugs. After Granbell's dying robot community chases him away with Rebecca to save him from solitude on their planet, Shiki searches for Mother to fulfill his goal of making 100 new friends across the universe. In the process, he receives the ''Edens Zero'' from Elsie Crimson and inherits Ziggy's title of "Demon King" as the ship's captain. Eventually, Shiki discovers his origins as the sole survivor of a dying planet Earth, Mother's original form 20,000 years in the past, who is first brought into the present era after the Chronophage briefly returns Mother to her planetary state.

Continuing his theme of naming protagonists after seasons, Mashima chose the Japanese word meaning for the main character of ''Edens Zero'' to represent the culmination of his previous works. The series' second half features the character's transition into a young man, which was planned early in development. Mashima hesitated to incorporate the change due to concerns of negative reactions from "fans of the boyishly cute Shiki"; he left traces of his old design to alleviate this, describing the change as "shifting him from cute to cool". Shiki is voiced by Takuma Terashima in Japanese, and by Sean Chiplock in English.

Rebecca Bluegarden

is a and Shooting Starlight member from the planet Blue Garden, where she lives after being separated from her parents, Connor and Rachel, during her childhood. She aspires to attain one million subscribers for her account, , which suffers from low viewership due to poor-quality content. She is an expert markswoman who acquired her skills from playing first-person shooter video games. After stimulating her Ether through repeated baths in the ''Edens Zero''s spa, Rebecca develops her own Ether Gear called , which enhances her jumping power and agility, and allows her to rewind time and mentally "leap" into parallel universes at different points in time. This power serves as the basis of Etherion in the distant future, which leads to Rebecca's transformation into the Chronophage.

Mashima named the character after the Japanese band Rebecca, drawing inspiration from their song "Friends" to compliment Shiki's friend-obsessed personality. Rebecca is voiced by Mikako Komatsu in Japanese, and by Kira Buckland in English.

Happy

is Rebecca's best friend and partner, based on the character of the same name from ''Fairy Tail''. He is a feline alien from the planet Excede who was fatally injured in a traffic accident during Rebecca's childhood, leading their benefactor, Professor Weisz, to transfer Happy's mind into an identical android body to help him survive. Happy can transform into a pair of firearms called , which fire non-lethal Ether bullets. He loses his mechanical abilities in Universe Zero, where he never experiences his accident and remains flesh and blood. Rie Kugimiya and Tia Ballard reprise their roles from ''Fairy Tail'' as the Japanese and English voices for Happy, respectively.

Weisz Steiner

is a man from the planet Norma who practices the Ether Gear , which allows him to instantly remodel machines to improve their performance, deconstruct them, and create weapons. As a result of Weisz fleeing Norma before the Chronophage rewinds fifty years of its history, there are two alternate versions of him that co-exist as separate people: his adolescent self, an amoral but good-natured criminal who joins the crew after betraying his gang leader, ; and his elderly, present-day self, who has since matured into an esteemed robotics professor. The young Weisz assumes a superhero identity named using a powered exoskeleton that he custoizes with his Machina Maker, built with the help of Hermit Mio, with whom he eventually pursues a relationship in Universe Zero.

Mashima described Weisz as "one of the good guys, but still a scumbag", which he noted is an uncommon character type among his works. He also said that Weisz's role in the story was "pretty clearly laid out", which made it "fairly easy to get imto do what I want". Weisz is voiced by in Japanese; in English, his younger self is voiced by Ray Chase, and his older self is voiced by Brook Chalmers.

E.M. Pino

is a miniature "anti-bot" android who generates an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) that disables machinery and Ether Gear within range for short periods of time. Pino was built by Ziggy to become the , the "next generation" of androids to the Four Shining Stars, but had her memory erased by Weisz's gang when she arrived on Norma for maintenance from the present-day Weisz. She joins Shiki after assigning him as her new master, later desiring to be reborn as a human through Mother. During the crew's battle with Ziggy on Lendard, he restores some of Pino's memory while struggling against the ''Edens One''s control, which allows her to fulfill her purpose of freeing him through her ability to Overdrive. In Universe Zero, she suffers a malfunction over learning the origins of the Four Shining Stars, which leads to her eventual deactivation. She is later revived by Mother, deciding against being reincarnated as Shiki and Rebecca's human newborn and accepting her identity as a machine.

Mashima created Pino to serve as the mascot character of the series, but during development of the manga, he found it increasingly difficult to include her within the first chapter, where he incorporated Happy to stand in for her. As with Weisz, Mashima said that he found it "fairly easy" to write for Pino due to her established role in the story. He later called Pino his favorite character in the series, adding that he worked out "a lot" of story details for her, and that she would "probably" become an important character. Her name comes from Mashima's attempt to make the term "EMP" sound "cute". Pino is voiced by Shiori Izawa in Japanese, and by Sarah Anne Williams in English.

Homura Kôgetsu

is a young swordswoman from Oedo, a planet styled after Edo period Japan. She is trained by Valkyrie Yuna to use the Ether Gear , which creates swords and bladed weapons made of solid Ether. Homura has the habit of voicing her inner thoughts by mistake, stemming from Valkyrie's encouragement for Homura to overcome her quiet nature as a child. She first joins the crew to search for Valkyrie, who had gone missing for five years, and whom she regards as a mother figure after being abandoned ten years earlier by her uncaring biological mother, Kurenai. After discovering Valkyrie's death on Sun Jewel, Homura takes her place in the Four Shining Stars as "Valkyrie Homura". In Universe Zero's renewed history, she leads a miserable life in debt to Drakken Joe after witnessing Valkyrie's decapitation over Homura's accidental injuring of Seiji Hôjô, the son of Oedo's shogun, but recovers upon learning of Valkyrie's survival and reconciling with the now loving Kurenai.

Mashima chose the character's name, which means , to give an impression of the color red and fire. Homura is voiced by Shiki Aoki in Japanese, and by Laura Stahl in English.

Four Shining Stars

The are a group of female androids created by Ziggy to serve aboard the ''Edens Zero''. Its members possess functions and powers that improve the ship's travel capacity, with all four required to authorize the use of Etherion. Each android also possesses a that enhances her combat skills. In the final arc, the four are revealed to have been modeled after deceased humans from Earth who aided in the planet's transformation into Mother, and were given false memories as Ziggy's companions to function as Shiki's caretakers.

Witch Regret

is the , a masked sorceress who protects and manages the ''Edens Zero''. She is modeled after Shiki's biological mother, a defense attorney from New York City named Regret. Witch manipulates her own Ether in a fashion similar to magic, using to generate force fields, and to perform elemental attacks such as ice, air, and lightning. She is portrayed as kind and gentle, yet ruthless towards those who threaten her crewmates. She is killed during the Aoi War, with Universe 2's version of her perishing with the rest of the crew against Shura's antimatter bombs, while Universe 3's version sacrifices herself to shield the ship from the explosion. Her death is eventually undone when the crew travels to Universe Zero's past, although she does not regain her memories of previous worlds due to her absence during Etherion's activation. Witch is voiced by Kiyono Yasuno in Japanese, and by Laura Post in English.

Sister Ivry

is a dominatrix nun who serves as the ship's medic, the . Her model, named Ivry, suffered an illness that plagued Earth before its destruction. Sister uses a healing ability called , which allows her to instantly treat wounds, cure afflictions, and repair "living" machines such as herself and other androids. She is described as "scary" and "foul-mouthed", and uses the masculine pronoun ''ore'' in Japanese. Sister is seemingly introduced as the leader of , a mercenary squad on the planet Guilst, but is later revealed to have been impersonated for ten years by their leader, who held her hostage to monopolize her healing powers. In Universe Zero, her imposter's absence on Guilst leads to the real Sister forming Rogue Out as a vigilante corps that opposes Drakken Joe.

When talking about Sister's full name, Mashima said that it had no particular meaning, choosing it because he "liked the sound of it". Sister is voiced by Yukiyo Fujii in Japanese, and by Allegra Clark in English.

Hermit Mio

is a programmer android with the appearance and behavior of a young ''tsundere'' girl, modeled after a schoolgirl from Japan named Mio. As the , she uses the hacking ability to manage the ship's computer security and reprogram networked technology to her liking. When first introduced, Hermit suffers from mental trauma due to being cruelly exploited and experimented upon fifteen years earlier by the human Müller and his research team, leading her to isolate her mind within the virtual planet Digitalis. She initially rejects Shiki's friendship out of hatred for humans, but overcomes her mistrust after the crew's kindness rekindles her desire for human friends. In Universe Zero, she avoids her traumatic experience altogether due to Müller's absence.

Mashima originally named the character in her profile, but changed it after realizing he had already used the name for another character in the manga. He derived the name "Mio" from the Japanese word , which is used in ''waka'' as a pun on the phrase , something that Mashima felt reflected her personality. When redesigning the character for the three-year time skip, Mashima changed Hermit's hairstyle due to her resemblance to Hatsune Miku, which he stated was not intentional. Hermit is voiced by Kanon Takao in Japanese, and by Xanthe Huynh in English.

Valkyrie Yuna

is the , the manager of the ''Edens Zero''s armaments, modeled after the American surfer and physicist Yuna. She is also Homura's childhood guardian and "Soul Blade" mentor. Valkyrie is first mentioned as having been missing for five years, leading Homura to join the ''Edens Zero'' crew in search of her. On Sun Jewel, Valkyrie is revealed to have been dead for three years after perishing against a horde of monsters unleashed by Kurenai, Homura's mother, whom Valkyrie freed from slavery in a misguided effort to reunite Homura with her biological family. In Homura's revised childhood in Universe Zero, Valkyrie is decapitated for her student's injuring of Seiji Hôjô, but survives because of her android nature. She waits on Sun Jewel together with Kurenai for Homura, who aimlessly searches for her mother after mistaking Valkyrie for dead, allowing Valkyrie to reunite with her student and crewmates.

Mashima chose the character's full name because he wanted her to be "a darker-skinned character with a classically Japanese name". Valkyrie is voiced by Miyuki Sawashiro in Japanese, and by Rebeka Thomas in English.

Other crew members

Mosco Versa-0

is a white-colored sumo android who works aboard the ''Edens Zero'' as its caretaker and Sister's verbally and physically abused servant. He specializes in '' tsuppari'' techniques, which allow him to fly. He also has a button on his belly that Sister forbids anyone from pressing; it is eventually revealed that doing so transforms him into , a handsome butler who exerts total dominance over Sister. Debuting as a member of Rogue Out who is reprogrammed to follow Sister's imposter, Mosco resumes his original duties after the real Sister restores him. In Universe Zero's revised history, he returns to being a Rogue Out member under the real Sister as a vigilante with dozens of identical robotic copies.

Mashima did not originally plan to include Mosco in the ''Edens Zero'' crew, making the decision after he "took a liking" to the character while drawing him. The author based Mosco's name on the character's predetermined catchphrase, , which comes from the sumo term ''dosukoi''. Mosco is voiced by Mitsuo Iwata in Japanese, and by Brock Powell in English.

Jinn

, truly named , is an ninja who first appears as part of the mercenary squad Rogue Out, and later as a minion of Drakken Joe. He uses the Ether Gear to perform ninjutsu techniques that produce winds with typhoon-like force. During his childhood, Jinn is made into a cyborg by Müller, who orphaned and dismembered him in front of his younger sister, Kleene, as revenge against their parents for withdrawing their financial support. Jinn seeks Sister out to cure Kleene's trauma from the incident, which allows Rogue Out's leader to deceive him by impersonating Sister until he kills the imposter upon her exposure. He boards the ''Edens Zero'' after gaining the real Sister's cooperation, remaining distant from the crew until Sister successfully treats Kleene. In Universe Zero's altered history, Jinn willingly becomes an as part of his home planet's culture, but is forced into Drakken's service with Kleene after coming to Guilst by mistake while studying abroad.

The code name "Jinn" is taken from the wind spirit of the same name. Mashima gave the character "a lot more hair" to make him easier to draw during the series' second half, citing difficulties of drawing him consistently in the first half. Jinn is voiced by Yuuki Shin in Japanese, and by Jonah Scott in English.

Kleene Rutherford

is Jinn's younger sister, introduced as , the Element 4's representative of wind. Her Ether Gear creates air currents that are capable of stealing objects, redirecting projectiles, and trapping people in wind cages. She suffers from mental breakdowns whenever she experiences any emotion, caused by a repressed memory of Müller forcing her to watch Jinn's dismemberment during their childhood, which requires her to wear emotion-suppressing devices on her head that also indicate her mood. She joins the crew with Jinn after Sister cures her condition by erasing her traumatic memories. She avoids her traumatic experience in Universe Zero due to Müller's absence, although she becomes Drakken's minion anyway along with Jinn after coming to Guilst by mistake. Kleene is voiced by Rumi Okubo in Japanese.

Laguna Husert

is a cross-dressing man who uses the water-manipulation Ether Gear , which he combines with Empire Ether to transform others into water whenever they cry. Originally a stage actor, he suffers from an inability to cry naturally due to his over-commitment to his roles, which has led to his retirement. He first appears as the Element 4's representative of water under Drakken Joe, but is inducted into the ''Edens Zero'' crew by Witch after proving himself to be among Drakken's more humane minions. He is later revealed to be an estranged member of , a rebel faction opposing Poseidon Nero that he deserted in pursuit of greater power to avenge his best friend, who was killed in a raid conducted by Nero's empire. In Universe Zero, Laguna is Oasis's leader and a film actor. Laguna is voiced by Taku Yashiro in Japanese.

Couchpo

is a famous personality and gourmand who produces food videos and reviews for her account, ; her real name is . First meeting Rebecca when they and several other are abducted by Rogue Out, Couchpo joins the crew during another encounter on the planet Foresta after being enamored with the ship's kitchen, and provides critiques that help bolster Rebecca's popularity. After traveling to Universe Zero, she uses her online influence to assist in luring the Chronophage to restore Mother to her original form as Earth. Couchpo is voiced by Satomi Arai in Japanese, and by Janice Kawaye in English.

Connor

is a spaceship captain from the Aoi Cosmos. He appears as a pompous and eccentric middle-aged man with expert piloting skills, using unorthodox methods to push ships beyond their usual capabilities. As the story transitions through different universes, the crew meets alternate versions of Connor that only Rebecca remembers: the original Connor from Universe 1 is the ''Edens One''s shipwrecked captain whom the ''Zero'' crew rescues en route to Sun Jewel; in Universe 2, he is a reluctant servant of Ziggy who is hired as the ''One''s pilot; and in Universe 3, he is an escaped worker from Ziggy's robot factory on Lendard who has no knowledge of the ''One''. He is eventually confirmed to be Rebecca's father, whose wife, Rachel, left him with their newborn daughter to protect him from being killed by her church for their forbidden marriage, with Universe 3's Connor joining the ''Zero'' crew and reuniting with his family after discovering his relationship with Rebecca. In Universe Zero, he declines returning to the crew to remain with Rachel on planet Miltz.

The character's design underwent multiple changes during development, all depicting him as thinner and more attractive than the finished version as an overweight old man, with different hairstyles varying from a receding hairline to "silky smooth" hair. After storyboarding Connor's debut appearance, Mashima received input from his editor that Connor's feats were "not very interesting" for a "good-looking" character to perform. According to Mashima, the final design received complaints from his female staff over the change. Connor is voiced by in Japanese, and by Paul St. Peter in English.

Antagonists

''Edens One'' / Void

The is a more advanced successor to the ''Edens Zero'', which serves as its prototype. Initially helmed by Connor, it is destroyed prior to the ''Zero'' crew's voyage to Sun Jewel in Universe 1, but is undamaged in all subsequent universes. The ship is commanded by Ziggy after his resurrection, with the ship's crew becoming the primary antagonistic group faced by the ''Zero'' crew as they seek the extinction of humanity. Following Ziggy's destruction, he is revealed to have been controlled by the ''Edens One'' itself, which possesses the time-displaced consciousness of Shiki and Rebecca's unborn son from Ziggy's timeline, making the ship artificially intelligent and the true main antagonist of the series.

In Universe Zero, the ''One'' builds itself an improved android host named using God Acnoella's Möbius System. Void's body is modeled after the son's simulated appearance as a human adult, and allows him to use his Satan Gravity and Cat Leaper abilities inherited from Shiki and Rebecca, respectively. Void and the ''One'' are eventually destroyed by the restored Ziggy and the ''Edens Zero'', respectively.

Four Dark Stars

The are a group of four male androids built by the ''Edens One'' on Ziggy's behalf as successors to the Four Shining Stars. Like the Shining Stars, the Dark Stars are modeled after humans from Earth, each of whom is acquainted with his respective Shining Star counterpart's model.

* , Witch's counterpart, is a magician who performs magic-like Ether attacks. His human model, , is the judicial colleague and husband of Witch's model, Regret, as well as Shiki's biological father. Wizard is voiced by Taishi Murata in Japanese.
* , Sister's counterpart, is an effeminate clown who afflicts others with traumatic nightmares. His human model, , is a surgeon who treated Sister's model, Ivry. Clown is voiced by in Japanese.
* , Valkyrie's counterpart, is a warrior with nearly indestructible armor. His human model, , is a surfer friend of Valkyrie's model, Yuna. Brigandine is voiced by in Japanese.
* , Hermit's counterpart, is an assassin and programmer who creates holographic dimensions. His unnamed human model is the '' senpai'' of Hermit's model, Mio. Killer is voiced by Aoi Ichikawa in Japanese.

Chronophage

The is a space monster that consumes the time of planets and reverts them to earlier points in history, for which it is described as a great cosmic evil. It originates as an alternate Rebecca Bluegarden from Ziggy's timeline, where she is sent 20,000 years into the future by a spacetime distortion caused by her and Shiki Granbell during the Aoi War. Her extracted time Ether is the source of Etherion, the ''Edens Zero''s time travel function. The Chronophage's identity is revealed after Shiki battles the creature's "heart", an amnesiac woman who attempts to cause a second Big Bang after failing to find her stolen "time". This leads her to possess her present day self's body until Shiki reminds her of her past, causing her to vanish peacefully.

Drakken Joe

is a loan shark who controls the Sakura Cosmos's criminal underworld. He is introduced as an Oración Seis Galáctica member nicknamed the for his Ether Gear, , which transmutes anything into different materials and forms of matter. Raised as a test subject with a fifteen-year life expectancy, Drakken sustains his youth for over 200 years with a life-support machine that steals countless people's life force, but also deteriorates his physical health. He targets the ''Edens Zero'' to extract Rebecca's Ether Gear for himself, viewing her mental time travel ability as a more efficient means of immortality. Following an encounter with Drakken that results in Shiki's death in Universe 1, Rebecca escapes to the parallel Universe 2, where the crew is able to reverse his life-support system, aging him into a feeble old man. In Universe Zero's altered history, Drakken sustains himself on the life energy of animals instead of people, forming a stronger moral code in the process. The character is named after the video game ''Drakkhen''. Drakken is voiced by Taiten Kusunoki in Japanese, and by Armen Taylor in English.

Element 4

The are Drakken's special forces team who maintain his Ether's balance due to his unnaturally advanced age, with each member using Ether Gear with power over one of the classical elements. Laguna Husert and Kleene Rutherford first appear as members of the team, representing water and wind, respectively; in Universe Zero, Laguna's position is filled by Poseidon Nero.

* is a long-range sniper who represents fire in the Element 4. His Ether Gear, , allows him to ignite his bullets and transform into fire. Fie is voiced by Toshiki Masuda in Japanese.
* is an alien and torture addict who represents earth in the Element 4. He uses the Ether Gear to grow plants that inflict torture on others. Daichi is voiced by Atsushi Imaruoka in Japanese.

Madame Kurenai

is the moniker of , Homura's mother from Oedo. She first appears as the tyrannical ruler of the mining planet Sun Jewel who uses , a laser satellite, to execute criminals or teleport them to the labor district as slave workers. Prior to rising to power, she is enslaved for amassing debt at the casinos before being freed by Valkyrie Yuna, from whom Kurenai hides her selfish and greedy nature, allowing her to marry and assassinate the planet's previous ruler while betraying Valkyrie to her death. Kurenai is rejected by Homura after being deposed in the laborers' uprising, leaving her to be captured by a vengeful man whom she previously disfigured. She dies after a year in captivity, with Ziggy using her preserved body's Ether to locate Mother. In Universe Zero, a heroic version of Kurenai befriends Valkyrie and leads a defense force that protects Sun Jewel.

Mashima named the character after the Japanese word for in response to Homura's name, meaning "flame", as he associated both names with fire and the color red; he admitted that he did not remember the inspiration for adding to her title. Kurenai is voiced by Mie Sonozaki in Japanese, and by Michelle Ruff in English.

Poseidon Nero

is a cephalopod-like alien who possesses the , a set of dice Relics that foretell favorable outcomes at a personal cost. He also uses the Ether Gear to create portals that instantly transport himself and others to different locations in the universe. Nero first appears as an Oración Seis Galáctica member and the emperor of the Aoi Cosmos, who sacrificed his friends, family, and species to build his galactic empire. His former friend Ziggy kills him after destroying his dice and absorbing his Ether Gear. In Universe Zero, Nero is Drakken Joe's business partner and the Element 4's representative of water after abdicating to Shura, his adoptive son. Nero is voiced by in Japanese.

Poseidon Shura

is Nero's adoptive human son and heir, and a "Satan Gravity" user who was briefly tutored by Ziggy as a child. First appearing as a brutal and insane prince neglected by his father, Shura wages war against Ziggy in a conspiracy to eliminate him, Nero, and the Aoi Cosmos's robot population with the , a network on the planet Nero 66 that influences all machinery in Aoi when the planets are submerged in the cosmic ocean's high tide. He is killed when Ziggy attempts to create a time loop by destroying the planet with Nero's supply of 20,000 antimatter bombs, thereby causing the spacetime distortion that would transform Shiki into Ziggy. Shura reappears in Universe Zero as a more compassionate figure who succeeds Nero as emperor and reestablishes the empire as a republic. Shura is voiced by Kenichi Suzumura in Japanese.

Oceans 6

The are Nero's special forces team. Besides veteran members and , the four younger members are Empire Ether users.

* is a younger Oceans 6 member and Jinn's childhood rival who controls mist and disintegrates his opponents through his Ether Gear, . Callum is voiced by in Japanese.
* is a younger Oceans 6 member and card player who uses the Ether Gear to alter the values of playing cards. Lyra is voiced by Ikumi Hasegawa in Japanese.
* is a younger Oceans 6 member who creates electric signals through his Ether Gear, , to perform hypnosis. Nasseh is voiced by in Japanese.
* is a younger Oceans 6 member who travels between mirrors and controls others' reflections through her Ether Gear, . Mirrani is voiced by Ayumi Mano in Japanese.

Ijuna

is Shura's secretary and a former Oasis

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