Phoenix 2772

Raised as a cadet in a dying world, Godo exhibits rare empathy for all living beings. He resists becoming a ruthless space hunter and becomes entangled in a forbidden romance with Rena. After being caught with Rena, he loses his citizenship and ends up in an Iceland labour camp; he escapes with Olga and others to seek the Phoenix and heal Earth.

A beautiful robot-maid who nurses Godo and becomes his closest ally. She embodies devotion and resilience, sacrificing herself in the Phoenix conflict and later being revived in a form that allows her to become a human mother to Godo’s child. Olga represents unwavering companionship and sacrifice.

Daughter of Lord Eat and fiancée to Rock, Rena falls for Godo despite strict social rules. Her love sets off a chain of events that expose the costs of the caste system and political manipulation. Her marriage to Rock deepens the tragedy surrounding the lovers.

A dictatorial candidate for prime minister who seeks power and immortality via the Phoenix’s blood. He manipulates the system to advance his agenda and use others as means to an end. His ruthless ambition positions him as the central antagonist opposing Godo.

Ban is a hermit-like figure and Dr. Saruta a prison professor who tutors Godo and schemes to escape. Their plan to pursue the Phoenix embodies resourcefulness and the belief that knowledge can challenge authority. Their alliance is pivotal to the expedition.

A powerful, shape-shifting creature whose blood can heal Earth. The Phoenix tests Godo’s resolve and ultimately agrees to revive the world in exchange for a sacrifice. The Phoenix represents both danger and the possibility of renewal.

Rena’s pet creature who aids Olga and helps locate Godo after his capture. Pincho symbolizes the small, steadfast allies who sustain travelers on epic quests and remind the crew of innocence amid destruction.

A powerful elite figure whose daughter Rena is betrothed to Rock. Lord Eat embodies the ruling class and privilege that shape the plot’s stakes, underscoring the clash between aristocratic authority and personal choice.