RahXephon: Сипаттама және қасиеттері

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This is a list of recurring characters and cast in the anime/manga/novel series RahXephon. Characters without speaking parts or who only appear in one episode or chapter are not included. The characters are first described as they appear in the TV series, followed by their portrayals in the other story versions.

The RahXephon is a bipedal humanoid mecha. It is about 50 m high, immensely strong, and capable of unassisted flight. Its offensive capabilities include energy blades which project from its forearms, concussion energy bullets from its hands or fingertips, releasing immensely powerful shockwaves and/or energy waves with its voice and an energy bow. It can also form energy shields around its forearms, and create impenetrable spheres of energy in its hands which are used for carrying and protection. The RahXephon is also referred to as 翼神世音 (Yokushin Seon), literally "wing god world sound". This is essentially a translation of the name "RahXephon", and it is also the Chinese term for the series and the mecha. While dormant, the RahXephon's face is shown covered by a pair of large wings which are attached to its forehead; these wings separate and spread when the RahXephon becomes active, and appear to be tied into its overall function. Its forehead features a golden disk, alluding to the sun god Ra and Ollin Tonatiuh. Its eyes are normally red but are occasionally golden with visible irises; it also has a pair of smaller red eyes on its visor. Below its face is an egg shaped protected barrier which Ayato is absorbed through when entering; he is then dropped through another barrier into the pilot's seat, which resembles a pair of cupped hands emerging from a seemingly endless pool of dark water and contains two control rods. The RahXephon is connected physically, mentally, and emotionally to its instrumentalist. Its arms and head mimic Ayato's movements. The field of view from the pilot's seat is a grid of hexagons which follows Ayato's view; the RahXephon's shields also have a hexagonal grid shape. Ayato is shown to be absorbed into the RahXephon in a variety of manners, and it moves on its own to meet Ayato several times. Ayato can also trigger awakening and entering the RahXephon through voice command. Ayato appears to feel damage inflicted on the RahXephon as physical pain. During the battle with the Dolem Forzando, the RahXephon is pierced through the shoulder with a spike of debris; Ayato is shown in the cockpit holding his shoulder in the same place shortly thereafter. It is revealed that the RahXephon was created by Ernst von Bähbem as a tool for re tuning the world. This re tuning would involve the RahXephon joining with a special person who has the potential to accomplish the re tuning, referred to as an instrumentalist. The Mu refer to the robot as "Xephon", adding the honorific of "Rah" near the end of the series when Ayato is ready to tune the world. The RahXephon's TERRA designation is the "5 A" OOPArt or "Mulian Artifact Class 5 A (MA C5A)". The RahXephons were designed by mecha designers Michiaki Sato and Yoshinori Sayama. In the manga, the RahXephon is an artifact mysterious even to the Mu, used in a ritual that grants the desires of its occupants.

Tokyo public security agents Agents under the command of Maya, who try to capture Ayato and Haruka. Group codenames include Macondo and Yoknapatawpha. First appearance: Episode 1. The agents also appear in the movie and manga. Captain of the Lilia Litvyak The captain of the Lilia Litvyak appears in episodes 1 and 4, and again in episode 22. Mariko Kunugi Jin Kunugi's separated wife. Appears in episodes 10 and 23. Michiru Kunugi Daughter of Jin and Mariko Kunugi. Killed during the great Mu war, but affects the story through a taped message and musical compositions. Laila Costa One of Bähbem's bodyguards and assassins. She first appears in the show as a local islander in episode 12, giving a photojournalist a lift to a volcanic crater in the Philippines. She kills the photojournalist at the behest of the Foundation to protect their secrets. Her next appearance is with Bähbem in the final episodes of the show, where she shoots Makoto Isshiki when he threatens Bähbem's life. However, she makes the mistake of calling Isshiki a 'D' and he manages to shoot her in the head, killing her, before collapsing from his fatal wounds. She does not appear in the movie or manga.