Follow TV Tropes

Following

History Characters / ShadowRaiders

Go To

OR

Added: 425

Changed: 27

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* AFatherToHisMen: He cares deeply for the people under his charge, which ends up being every single person within the cluster at the end of the series. It's telling when in his first appearance, the Miners would not obey an order from the expedition's commanding officer until Graveheart (who is implied to be simply a foreman at best) gives the ok. He would also later try to abandon the expedition to save the few people still alive, despite knowing the consequences of such a retreat (however the coming of the Beast made his choice much easier). Jade implied that if Graveheart wanted the throne, even if he was an exile, the people of Rock would accept him.

to:

* AFatherToHisMen: He cares deeply for the people under his charge, which ends up being every single person within the cluster at the end of the series. It's telling when in his first appearance, the Miners would not obey an order from the expedition's commanding officer until Graveheart (who is implied to be simply a foreman at best) gives the ok. He would also later try to abandon the expedition to save the few people still alive, despite knowing the consequences of such a retreat (however the coming of the Beast made his choice much easier). Jade implied that if Graveheart wanted the throne, even if he was an exile, the people of Rock would accept him. him.
*{{Badass}}: He's both a exceptional fighter, a charismatic leader and an amazing pilot.



* NiceGuy: Hands down the nicest character in the show.



* TheCaptain: It's her job.

to:

* TheCaptain: It's her job.Her job in Rock's military.


Added DiffLines:

* HateSink: His whole purpose in the story is to cause additional trouble to the heroes even when they already have their hands full against the Beast.


Added DiffLines:

* {{Badass}}: Not on the level of Graveheart and Jade, but Cryos is more than willing to get his hands dirty to defend his kingdom.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: He's never seen again after the finale of season one, though Blokk mentions in "Blaze of Glory" that he was [[ColdBloodedTorture tortured]] at Voyd's hands after Remora's destruction.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* AFatherToHisMen: He cares deeply for the people under his charge, which ends up being every single person within the cluster at the end of the series. It's telling when in his first appearance, the Miners would not obey an order from the expedition's commanding officer until Graveheart (who is implied to be simply a foreman at best) gives the ok. He would also later try to abandon the expedition to save the few people still alive, despite knowing the consequences of such a retreat (however the coming of the Beast made his choice much easier). Jade implied that if Graveheart wanted the throne, even if he was an exile, the people of rock would accept him.

to:

* AFatherToHisMen: He cares deeply for the people under his charge, which ends up being every single person within the cluster at the end of the series. It's telling when in his first appearance, the Miners would not obey an order from the expedition's commanding officer until Graveheart (who is implied to be simply a foreman at best) gives the ok. He would also later try to abandon the expedition to save the few people still alive, despite knowing the consequences of such a retreat (however the coming of the Beast made his choice much easier). Jade implied that if Graveheart wanted the throne, even if he was an exile, the people of rock Rock would accept him.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* AFatherToHisMen: He cares deeply for the people under his charge, which ends up being every single person within the cluster at the end of the series. It's telling when in his first appearance, the Miners would not obey an order from the expedition's commanding officer until Graveheart (who is implied to be simply a foreman at best) gives the ok. He would also later try to abandon the expedition to save the few people still alive, despite knowing the consequences of such a retreat (however the coming of the Beast made his choice much easier). Jade implied that if Graveheart wanted the throne, even if he was an exile, the people of rock would accept him.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* ImNotAHeroIm: Even after effectively becoming the leader of TheAlliance, Graveheart's quick to remind everyone that he's "just a miner". This is even lampshaded with a clipshow, showing just how many times he's uttered that phrase despite the contrary.

to:

* ImNotAHeroIm: Even after effectively becoming the leader of TheAlliance, Graveheart's quick to remind everyone that he's "just a miner". This is even lampshaded with a clipshow, showing just how many times he's uttered that phrase despite the contrary. [[spoiler: It's revealed in the same clipshow that he use to be headstrong and confident, much like the current Jade. But when he failed to save his brother and his subsequent BSOD, he lost all confidence in himself, and simply wanted to keep others safe. It has haunted him ever since.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* LeeroyJenkins: He has a habit of rushing into situations without thinking, like trying to attack Remora's weak-point without backup. Fortunately, his friends are usually around to bail him out when things take a bad turn.

to:

* LeeroyJenkins: He has a habit of rushing into situations without thinking, like trying to attack Remora's weak-point without backup. Fortunately, his friends are usually around to bail him out when things take a bad turn. This, in turn, ticks off the Vizier to no end, as he's constantly worried that the prince would be in danger (and usually he'd be totally justified, not that Cryos or Graveheart would ever let him know of it).
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* EvilChancellor: Subverted. Despite his open contempt for the Alliance, his {{Jerkass}} behavior is motivated out of loyalty to Prince Pyrus and a desire to protect the young ruler from what he perceives as a potential threat.

to:

* EvilChancellor: Subverted. Despite his open contempt for the Alliance, his {{Jerkass}} behavior is motivated out of loyalty to Prince Pyrus and a desire to protect the young ruler from what he perceives as a potential threat. [[spoiler: His evil clone fulfills this role, trying to manipulate the rest of the people of Fire to return to the fake world to be devoured by the Beast, while openly trying to kill the Prince if he's not outright manipulating him.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* InterspeciesRomance: He seems to be a ''very'' big fan of this, given how he unabashedly flirts with [[AmazonianBeauty Jade]], [[RobotGirl Tekla]], and even [[HumanoidAbomination Lamprey]].

to:

* InterspeciesRomance: He seems to be a ''very'' big fan of this, given how he unabashedly flirts with [[AmazonianBeauty Jade]], [[RobotGirl Tekla]], and even [[HumanoidAbomination Lamprey]]. He later gets a bit better with Lamprey, although likely because she no longer has any interest in him and because any sort of contact with her will result in his sudden existence failure.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* KnightOfCerebeus: After it appears, the situation becomes ''much'' more dire.

to:

* KnightOfCerebeus: KnightOfCerebus: After it appears, the situation becomes ''much'' more dire.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* KnightOfCerberus: After it appears, the situation becomes ''much'' more dire.

to:

* KnightOfCerberus: KnightOfCerebeus: After it appears, the situation becomes ''much'' more dire.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* WorfEffect: Not the Beast Planet itself, but in it's introduction it casually obliterates a Battlemoon ''from halfway across the solar system''. It then makes short work of a second moon not long after. Note that before this, a single Battlemoon was enough to swing the battle in favour of the Alliance.

to:

* WorfEffect: Not the Beast Planet itself, but in it's introduction it casually obliterates a Battlemoon ''from halfway across the solar system''. It then makes short work of a second moon not long after. Note that before this, a single Battlemoon was enough to swing the battle in favour of the Alliance. From what Cryos implied, it did this specifically to show off it's power.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* WorfEffect: Not the Beast Planet itself, but in it's introduction it casually obliterates a Battlemoon ''from halfway across the solar system''. It then makes short work of a second moon not long after. Note that before this, a single Battlemoon was enough to swing the battle in favour of the Alliance.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* HiddenDepths: In Time Bomb, despite his usual ramblings, Femur shows considerable insight, both in his idea to use the planet as a bomb and his final line in the episode, which surprised even Cryos. [[spoiler: Probably because of this, Planet Jungle saw Femur alone as being worthy of being entrusted with the Sapling to save their species (which would become a MoralityPet for Femur).]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He's easily the most honorable and understanding of the Cluster's rulers, and is always willing to listen and lend his support whenever the need arises.

to:

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He's easily the most honorable and understanding of the Cluster's rulers, and is always willing to listen and lend his support whenever the need arises. Even before the Alliance, he seems to be compassionate enough to hear out the raider's case. It's just that the commander of the raiders tend to be Jerkasses.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* ImNotAHeroIm: Even after effectively becoming the leader of TheAlliance, Graveheart's quick to remind everyone that he's "just a miner".

to:

* ImNotAHeroIm: Even after effectively becoming the leader of TheAlliance, Graveheart's quick to remind everyone that he's "just a miner". This is even lampshaded with a clipshow, showing just how many times he's uttered that phrase despite the contrary.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:


The even more cowardly vassal of Femur. Pelvis is scheming, spineless and ultimately harmless. Firmly believing in Bone's creedo of "You kill it you bought it", he tries to comically off Femur at every opportunity. Thankfully (or not) Femur is always one step ahead.
----
* ButtMonkey: Very much so, considering he's the buttmonkey to the show's other buttmonkey.
* CrazyPrepared: On top of having pretty much a scheme for every hour of the day for usurping the throne, he also carries a considerable amount of weapons. Including ''explosive cufflinks''.
* DirtyCoward: Even moreso than his King, Pelvis is often terrified of even Femur. Because of this he often enables Femur's...poorer decisions and has no problem bailing on Femur at a moment's notice.
* LeanAndMean: Only really mean to Femur, but he provides a good contrast to his King.
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Usually does this to Femur, both to save his own ass and to leave Femur to whatever doom is currently happening.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* MeaningfulName: His name is Blokk and he's often the one who comes up with plans involving a blunt assault.


Added DiffLines:

* MeaningfulName: If her fish-like body isn't a dead giveaway, her ability to manipulate and latch onto people (in more than one way) should.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* WeaksauceWeakness: That Containment Unit you keep hearing about? It's fragile enough that a rock ''thrown by a child'' can rupture it. This is why they have to use numbers despite their powerful weaponry and invulnerability; anyone who knows about their weakness pretty much renders the individual drones a non-issue.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Beast Planet's exterior is black, while the inside if its maw is lit up with bright red light.

to:

* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: The Beast Planet's exterior is black, while the inside if its maw is lit up with bright red light. It's minions also employ a similar colorscheme, with the odd purple thrown in here and there (most notably seen on the larger Beast Drone Carriers [[spoiler: and Planet Remora]])
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* MsFanservice: The prime competitor for the most attractive female in the cast.

to:

* MsFanservice: The prime competitor for the most attractive female in the cast. She's also effectively nude the entire time she was on screen, similar to Tekla
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* LanternJawOfJustice: Sternum has the biggest chin in the cast, though he's not quite the nicest.

to:

* LanternJawOfJustice: Sternum has the biggest chin in the cast, though cast and compared to his brother, he's not quite the nicest.a paragon of justice.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* TheBrute: He's not as bright as his companions, and most of his strategies involve {{Zerg Rush}}ing the Alliance with superior numbers.

to:

* TheBrute: He's not as bright as his companions, and most of his strategies involve {{Zerg Rush}}ing the Alliance with superior numbers. Note that considering what the Beast Armada is, this is usually a viable strategy (unless the battlemoons are involved).

Added: 1616

Changed: 619

Removed: 11

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


The stubborn and aggressive ruler of Planet Rock, Lord Mantle believes his people to be the dominant civilization of the Cluster, and harshly punishes anyone who contradicts this view. He strongly objects to the idea of forming an alliance with the other races, and even after the Beast Planet itself appears, Mantle is convinced that his quarriors and battle-moons are more than capable of repelling the invasion on their own.

to:

The stubborn and aggressive ruler of Planet Rock, Lord Mantle believes his people to be the dominant civilization of the Cluster, and harshly punishes anyone who contradicts this view. He strongly initially objects to the idea of forming an alliance with the other races, races; and even after the Beast Planet itself appears, Mantle is convinced that his quarriors and battle-moons are more than capable of repelling the invasion on their own.



* GoryDiscretionShot: [[spoiler: Blokk guts Mantle with his wrist-blades, but we don't see the results.]]




->''"Talk all you will, [[DirtyCoward worm]]! Nothing can [[TrrrillingRrrs rrruin]] this day!!"''

The proud captain of Pyrus' royal guard, Blaze's grief and anger over the loss of his homeworld drives him and his men to hijack one of Rock's battle-moons, intending to attack the Beast Planet directly.
----
* EarlyBirdCameo: Blaze first appears in "This Is The Way The World Ends", urging Prince Pyrus to join his people in the evacuation as soon as possible.
* GunshipRescue: [[spoiler: His battle-moon turns back just in time to rescue Pyrus, Jade and the Rock fleet from Blokk's ambush.]]
* SuicidalOverconfidence: Blaze and his men think that a single battle-moon is a match for the [[EldritchAbomination Beast Planet]].
* UndyingLoyalty: To Prince Pyrus, despite going as far as to drug and eject him in an escape pod to keep him from interfering. [[spoiler: This loyalty is ultimately what makes him abandon his suicidal mission and rescue Pyrus.]]
-->'''Blaze:''' "What I do now is out of love and loyalty to you, to our people and our world!"



* EldritchAbomination: A nigh-unstoppable cosmic horror large enough to devour [[PlanetEater entire worlds]] at a time.
* GeniusLoci: The Beast Planet is clearly sentient to some degree, though it leaves the talking to its generals.
* TheJuggernaut: ''Nothing'' can stop it or even damage it. Not the battle-moons' {{Wave Motion Gun}}s, not [[spoiler: a planet]] being rammed into it, or even [[spoiler: ''another'' planet rigged to [[EarthShatteringKaboom violently explode]] inside of it]]. [[spoiler: The best result comes from using the Prison Planet's teleporter to send it halfway across the galaxy, and that just forces it to change targets.]]
* PlanetEater: It devoured Tekla's entire home system, [[spoiler: as well as Fire, Jungle and Reptizar]], and has probably devoured hundreds of other worlds in the past.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Like most of its technology, the Beast Planet's exterior is black, while the inside is lit up with bright red light.

to:

* EldritchAbomination: A nigh-unstoppable cosmic horror entity large enough to devour [[PlanetEater entire worlds]] at a time.
* GeniusLoci: The Beast Planet is clearly seems to be sentient to some degree, though it leaves the talking to its generals.
* TheJuggernaut: ''Nothing'' can stop it or even damage it. Not the battle-moons' {{Wave Motion Gun}}s, not [[spoiler: a planet]] planet being rammed into it, or even [[spoiler: ''another'' planet planet]] rigged to [[EarthShatteringKaboom violently explode]] inside of it]].it. [[spoiler: The best result comes from using the Prison Planet's teleporter to send it halfway across the galaxy, and that just forces it to change targets.]]
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler: TheStinger of the final episode shows the Beast Planet, now in an unknown part of the galaxy, about to devour a defenseless world.]]
* KnightOfCerberus: After it appears, the situation becomes ''much'' more dire.
* PlanetEater: It devoured Tekla's entire home system, later devours Fire, [[spoiler: as well as Fire, Jungle and Reptizar]], and has probably devoured hundreds of other worlds in the past.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Like most of its technology, the The Beast Planet's exterior is black, while the inside if its maw is lit up with bright red light.



* YouHaveFailedMe: He was apparently on the receiving end of this from the Beast after his failure to protect Remora in season one, as well as his subsequent failures.

to:

* YouHaveFailedMe: He was apparently on the receiving end of this some ColdBloodedTorture from the Beast Voyd after his failure to protect Remora in season one, as well as his subsequent failures.



* ColdBloodedTorture: Offscreen, he inflicted this on Blokk, and possibly Lamprey as well, as [[YouHaveFailedMe the Beast's punishment]] for letting Remora be destroyed.



* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: He's never seen again after the finale of season one.

to:

* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: He's never seen again after the finale of season one.one, though Blokk mentions in "Blaze of Glory" that he was [[ColdBloodedTorture tortured]] at Voyd's hands after Remora's destruction.



[[folder:Remora]]
[[/folder]]


to:

[[folder:Remora]]
[[/folder]]

Added: 4029

Changed: 513

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* TheBigGuy: In the FiveManBand.

to:

* TheBigGuy: [[TheBigGuy The Big Gal]]: In the FiveManBand.



* TheCavalry: During the battle of Remora, [[spoiler: she shows up with ''all'' of the battle-moons]].
-->'''Jade:''' "[[spoiler: This is Commander Jade of Planet Rock. By Lord Mantle's decree, I commit the battle-moons to the service of the Alliance!]]"



[[quoteright:250:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/250px-prince_pyrus_7276.png]]



* BigNo: When [[spoiler: the Vizier sacrifices himself to ram Planet Fire into the Beast Planet]].

to:

* BigNo: When [[spoiler: the Vizier sacrifices sacrificed himself to ram Planet Fire into the Beast Planet]].Planet.



* LeeroyJenkins: He has a habit of rushing into situations without thinking, [[spoiler: like trying to attack Remora's weak-point without backup]]. Fortunately, his friends are usually around to bail him out when things take a bad turn.

to:

* LeeroyJenkins: He has a habit of rushing into situations without thinking, [[spoiler: like trying to attack Remora's weak-point without backup]].backup. Fortunately, his friends are usually around to bail him out when things take a bad turn.



[[quoteright:250:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/250px-vizier_3276.png]]



* DefiantToTheEnd: [[spoiler: His final words as he prepares to ram Fire into the Beast Planet:]]
-->[[spoiler:"And you! Eater of Worlds! May you taste our righteous fire and ''choke'' on it! For my planet's sake, ''I spit my last breath at thee!''"]]

to:

* DefiantToTheEnd: [[spoiler: His final words as he prepares to ram Fire into the Beast Planet:]]
-->[[spoiler:"And
Planet:
-->"And
you! Eater of Worlds! May you taste our righteous fire and ''choke'' on it! For my planet's sake, ''I spit my last breath at thee!''"]]thee!''"
* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Despite his abrasive behavior throughout the first season, everyone agrees that piloting his planet to crash into the Beast was fairly badass.



* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: He dies when the Beast Planet devours Planet Fire.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: He stays behind on the doomed Planet Fire so he can use its damaged world-engines to [[RammingAlwaysWorks ram the Beast Planet]] in a final act of defiance.]]
** SenselessSacrifice: [[spoiler: It doesn't work, and Fire is devoured anyway.]]

to:

* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: He dies in the second episode of season two when the Beast Planet devours Planet Fire.]]
Fire.
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: He stays behind on the doomed Planet Fire so he can use its damaged world-engines to [[RammingAlwaysWorks ram the Beast Planet]] in a final act of defiance.]]
defiance.
** SenselessSacrifice: [[spoiler: It doesn't work, and Fire is devoured anyway.]]



* SoProudOfYou: [[spoiler: Before his death, he tells Pyrus that he's finally become a worthy leader for his people, and that the prince no longer needs his guidance.]]

to:

* SoProudOfYou: [[spoiler: Before his death, he tells Pyrus that he's finally become a worthy leader for his people, and that the prince no longer needs his guidance.]]



* InterspeciesRomance: He seems to be a ''very'' big fan of this, given how he unabashedly flirts with [[ActionGirl Jade]], [[RobotGirl Tekla]], and even [[HumanoidAbomination Lamprey]].

to:

* InterspeciesRomance: He seems to be a ''very'' big fan of this, given how he unabashedly flirts with [[ActionGirl [[AmazonianBeauty Jade]], [[RobotGirl Tekla]], and even [[HumanoidAbomination Lamprey]].



* MilitaryCoup: Femur comes perilously close to this [[spoiler: after he orders his fleet to flee the battle of Remora]]. Turns out while the people of Bone encourage ChronicBackstabbingDisorder, outright cowardice is frowned upon, as Pelvis points out:

to:

* MilitaryCoup: Femur comes perilously close to this [[spoiler: after he orders his fleet to flee the battle of Remora]].Remora. Turns out while the people of Bone encourage ChronicBackstabbingDisorder, outright cowardice is frowned upon, as Pelvis points out:



* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: At the battle of Remora, when it looks like the tables are turning in the Beast's favor after the battle-station reveals itself, Femur quickly orders his forces into a full retreat, leaving the Fire and Ice fleets in even greater jeopardy.]]

to:

* MoralityPet: Prince Pyrus is the only one who treats Femur with any real respect. Femur, in turn, tones down his more {{Jerkass}} tendencies when around the boy.
** He later adopts [[spoiler: the last seed of Planet Jungle, and is occasionally seen tending it]].
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: At the battle of Remora, when it looks like the tables are turning in the Beast's favor [[spoiler: after the battle-station reveals itself, itself]], Femur quickly orders his forces into a full retreat, leaving the Fire and Ice fleets in even greater jeopardy.]]



[[quoteright:287:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_301px-sternum_4636.png]]




The leader of one of the two criminal gangs fighting each-other for control of the Prison Planet, Sternum is none other than [[spoiler: the older brother of Femur, who was usurped and stranded on the Prison Planet by his craven sibling]].
----
* AllLoveIsUnrequited: He quickly develops feelings for Jade, but her feelings lie with Graveheart.
* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler: Sternum attempted to have Femur executed [[GenreSavvy on the grounds that his scheming younger brother would try to take the throne]]. Unfortunately, Femur bribed the guards to escape and had Pelvis slip Sternum a drugged beverage, before sending him off to the Prison Planet to be forgotten.]]
* ColdBloodedTorture: The wardens of the Prison Planet apparently inflicted this on any prisoners who acted out of line with the aid of a frightful-looking device. We see a few [=PTSD=]-flashbacks of Sternum strapped to it, and it looks [[NightmareFuel extremely unpleasant]].
* {{Gonk}}: Inverted ''hard''. Compared to the cartoonish-looking Femur and Pelvis, Sternum is tall, muscular and strikingly handsome.
* LanternJawOfJustice: Sternum has the biggest chin in the cast, though he's not quite the nicest.
* MurderTheHypotenuse: He contemplates killing Graveheart to strengthen his chances with Jade, but doesn't get the chance to go through with it.
* NotWorthKilling: Jade convinces him to spare [[spoiler: Femur]] because of this.
-->'''Sternum:''' [[spoiler: What a pathetic display! All those years I dreamt of vengeance, and now I realize he's not even ''worthy'' of my revenge. The past is dead, and right now I have more important things to do.]]"
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: He shares Femur's taste for 'cannolis'.
-->'''Sternum:''' "The one vice [[spoiler: my idiot brother]] and I share."
* WalkingShirtlessScene: Perpetually.



[[quoteright:273:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_545px-jewelia_6897.png]]



[[/folder]]

to:


->''"Look at my men; they're willing to ''die'' for me! Isn't it ''wonderful''!?"''

A crystalline alien who crash-landed on the Prison Planet, Jewelia's charisma allowed her to quickly amass followers to challenge Sternum's group and fight for control of the prison.
----
* BloodKnight: The folder quote comes from the sight of her troops getting slaughtered.
* DarkActionGirl: As the leader of a gang of convicted criminals, she counts.
* ExoticEyeDesigns: Her pupils are cross-shaped.
* HornedHumanoid: She has a pair of small, thick horns on her head.
* MsFanservice: The prime competitor for the most attractive female in the cast.
* ThighHighBoots: The white crystals covering her legs resemble these, complete with rims at the top, a diamond pattern on the sides, and high-heels.
* TheVamp: She relies on her looks to get what she wants, and attempts to win Graveheart's loyalty through seduction. It's heavily implied that most of her followers joined her for this reason.
* YouHaveFailedMe: Executes one of her minions for not intervening in her fight with Jade quickly enough.
[[/folder]]

Added: 4480

Changed: 61

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* BadassBaritone

to:

* BadassBaritoneBadassBaritone: Courtesy of Creator/PaulDobson.



* EstablishingCharacterMoment: His first act in the series is to save the life of a miner caught in the path of a sonic cannon. When thanked, Graveheart [[ImNotAHeroIm deflects the praise]].

to:

* EstablishingCharacterMoment: His first act in the series is to save the life of a miner caught in the path of a sonic cannon. When thanked, Graveheart [[ImNotAHeroIm [[ThinkNothingOfIt deflects the praise]].



-->''My friends, today is a day that will live in our mutual histories as one where we all stood together to do what was right. We are a force, forged of necessity, no longer separated by our differences but joined by our common goal: Survival. The Beast Planet must ''not'' win! We ''cannot'' allow it to destroy our freedom, our hope, our very lives. We few, we band of brothers, are all that now stand between life and obliteration. I, for one, choose life. ''What say the rest of you?'' ''

to:

-->''My -->"My friends, today is a day that will live in our mutual histories as one where we all stood together to do what was right. We are a force, forged of necessity, no longer separated by our differences but joined by our common goal: Survival. The Beast Planet must ''not'' win! We ''cannot'' allow it to destroy our freedom, our hope, our very lives. We few, we band of brothers, are all that now stand between life and obliteration. I, for one, choose life. ''What say the rest of you?'' ''you?''"


Added DiffLines:

* TheBigGuy: In the FiveManBand.


Added DiffLines:


The daughter of King Cryos, Zera is a headstrong young girl convinced that she has every right to venture into harm's way to help her friends, much to the dismay of her father.
----
* BadassPrincess[=/=]LittleMissBadass: Cryos clearly took the time to train Zera with a pistol, as she takes out a fair number of Beast Drones across the series.
* BritishStuffiness: Takes after her father, in this regard.
* RoyalBrat: She can be fairly abrupt in conversation, and is stubborn to a fault.
* SpoiledSweet: She comes across as a RoyalBrat at times, but underneath she genuinely cares about her friends and only wants to help.


Added DiffLines:


->''"I'm the prince! I can do what I want!"''

The young ruler of Planet Fire, Pyrus is adventurous, headstrong and quite happy to flaunt the age-old traditions and prejudices of his people, though he still aspires to be a leader worthy of his homeworld. His often-reckless behavior is mostly kept in check by his Grand Vizier, though they have conflicting opinions regarding the Alliance.
----
* AChildShallLeadThem: The youngest of all the world leaders, and the most willing to abandon the ancient feuds and pointless hatreds that have divided the Cluster for generations.
* BigNo: When [[spoiler: the Vizier sacrifices himself to ram Planet Fire into the Beast Planet]].
* FlamingHair: As usual among Fire-dwellers.
* {{Gonk}}: An interesting inversion. Most Fire males have heads that are mildly insectoid in appearance; with angular features, large, slanted eyes and their ears extend into a set of feeler-like protrusions. Pyrus, on the other hand, is strikingly human-like in appearance. It's shown that all Fire youths are like this.
* LeeroyJenkins: He has a habit of rushing into situations without thinking, [[spoiler: like trying to attack Remora's weak-point without backup]]. Fortunately, his friends are usually around to bail him out when things take a bad turn.
* MoralityPet: To [[TokenEvilTeammate Femur]], of all people. Pyrus is the only one who gives Femur any real respect, and Femur downplays his more {{Jerkass}} tendencies when around the prince.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He openly welcomes the idea of peace between the worlds, despite the Vizier's paranoid complaints.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething[=/=]WarriorPrince: Like Cryos, Pyrus is more than happy to lead his people from the front, and takes an active role in TheAlliance.
* SimpleStaff: He uses a collapsible quarterstaff.


Added DiffLines:


The highly protective royal advisor of Prince Pyrus, the Grand Vizier is quite vocal of his distrust of the Alliance and their motives, and looks for any excuse to deny or reject them. However, his paranoid complaints are quickly shut down by Pryus.
----
* DeadPersonImpersonation: [[spoiler: The Beast Planet creates copies of him and Planet Fire, and the fake Vizier attempts to lure the people of Fire back to their 'homeworld' so the Beast Planet can devour them.]]
* DefiantToTheEnd: [[spoiler: His final words as he prepares to ram Fire into the Beast Planet:]]
-->[[spoiler:"And you! Eater of Worlds! May you taste our righteous fire and ''choke'' on it! For my planet's sake, ''I spit my last breath at thee!''"]]
* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep[=/=]NoNameGiven: Even Pyrus just calls him 'the Vizier'.
* EvilChancellor: Subverted. Despite his open contempt for the Alliance, his {{Jerkass}} behavior is motivated out of loyalty to Prince Pyrus and a desire to protect the young ruler from what he perceives as a potential threat.
* FlamingHair: As usual among Fire-dwellers.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: The majority of his screen-time is spent putting down the Alliance for even the most trivial things, often getting into arguments with Pyrus, but he genuinely cares for the prince and eventually realizes that the friends he chose are honorable and trustworthy.
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: He dies when the Beast Planet devours Planet Fire.]]
* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler: He stays behind on the doomed Planet Fire so he can use its damaged world-engines to [[RammingAlwaysWorks ram the Beast Planet]] in a final act of defiance.]]
** SenselessSacrifice: [[spoiler: It doesn't work, and Fire is devoured anyway.]]
* PlayingWithFire: He seems to have a limited ability to control flames.
* SoProudOfYou: [[spoiler: Before his death, he tells Pyrus that he's finally become a worthy leader for his people, and that the prince no longer needs his guidance.]]
* StaffOfAuthority: He has a jagged walking staff that shoots flames from its tip.

Added: 1685

Changed: 49

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: In the final episode, Graveheart shoves one of Tekla's antimatter-repelling shield generators into his gut, which rips him apart from the inside-out.]]

to:

* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: In the final episode, Graveheart shoves one of Tekla's antimatter-repelling nullmatter-repelling shield generators into his gut, which rips him apart from the inside-out.]]



* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: [[spoiler: She has one with Tekla while possessing her body.]]

to:

* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: [[spoiler: She has one with Tekla while possessing her body.]]



* DemonicPossession: [[She hijacks Tekla's unconscious body in order to infiltrate the Alliance and steal their secrets. It backfires horribly, as Tekla ends up gleaning knowledge about the World Engines and the Beast Planet from Lamprey's mind.]]

to:

* DemonicPossession: [[She She hijacks Tekla's unconscious body in order to infiltrate the Alliance and steal their secrets. It backfires horribly, as Tekla ends up gleaning knowledge about the World Engines and the Beast Planet from Lamprey's mind.]]



Creatures made of null-matter shaped by a genesis-matrix, the Drones serve as the Beast Planet's minions and military force. Possessed of only rudimentary sentience, Drones are nearly infinite in number and NighInvulnerable - The only way to kill a drone is to destroy the fragile genesis-matrix inside their chests, causing the unstable null-matter to implode.
----
* ArmCannon: A Drone's left arm is warped into a bizarre looking, long-barreled DisintegratorRay.
* AttackItsWeakPoint: The golden, crescent-shaped device inside their chests is a genesis-matrix that keeps the null-matter making up their bodies in a coherent shape. Destroy it, and the Drone implodes in a dazzling flash.
* DisintegratorRay: Like every weapon used by the Beast forces, Drone weapons completely obliterate targets in a flash of light.
* FacelessGoons: Literally. A Drone's 'head' is little more than a stylized jawbone.
* ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy: Like most examples, they often have considerable trouble hitting {{Plot Armor}}ed targets in the open, though they tend to fare better against {{Redshirt}}s.
* MightyGlacier: The Drones are never seen moving faster than a lumbering walk, but they're immune to most weapons and have {{DisintegratorRay}}s.
* MookMobile: The Tachyon Marauder; a null-matter fighter craft that can air-drop full squads of Drone matrices from its hold. Some Drones are also seen flying around on a sort of hover-board.
* {{Mooks}}: For the Beast Planet.
* NighInvulnerability: Drones' null-matter bodies are largely immune to conventional weapons. If it wasn't for the [[AttackItsWeakPoint highly-noticeable weak point]] in their chests, they'd be virtually unstoppable.



* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: [[spoiler: She has one with Lamprey for control of her body, and manages to come away with critical knowledge about the World Engines and the Beast Planet.]]
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler: Her comatose body is briefly possessed by Lamprey in a gambit to infiltrate the budding Alliance and steal their secrets.]]

to:

* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: [[spoiler: She has one with Lamprey for control of her body, and manages to come away with critical knowledge about the World Engines and the Beast Planet.]]
Planet.
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler: Her comatose body is briefly possessed by Lamprey in a gambit to infiltrate the budding Alliance and steal their secrets.]]

Added: 2932

Changed: 37

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* NeverAcceptedInHisHometown: Thanks to Lord Mantel exiling him from Rock. [[spoiler: Jade's first act as ruler is to publicly restore Graveheart's citizenship and rights.]]

to:

* NeverAcceptedInHisHometown: Thanks to Lord Mantel Mantle exiling him from Rock. [[spoiler: Jade's first act as ruler is to publicly restore Graveheart's citizenship and rights.]]



Captain of the Guard and Graveheart's childhood friend, Jade leads the quarriors on behalf of Lord Mantel, though quickly becomes an important member of TheAlliance.

to:

Captain of the Guard and Graveheart's childhood friend, Jade leads the quarriors on behalf of Lord Mantel, Mantle, though quickly becomes an important member of TheAlliance.



* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Her stance on [[spoiler: giving the Alliance military codes to Lord Mantel. The battle against Remora probably wouldn't have been possible without the help of Rock's battle-moons]].

to:

* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Her stance on [[spoiler: giving the Alliance military codes to Lord Mantel.Mantle. The battle against Remora probably wouldn't have been possible without the help of Rock's battle-moons]].



* ToBeLawfulOrGood: She chooses to be Lawful [[spoiler: when she agrees to give Lord Mantel the Alliance military's command codes in return for Rock's membership in the Alliance]].

to:

* ToBeLawfulOrGood: She chooses to be Lawful [[spoiler: when she agrees to give Lord Mantel Mantle the Alliance military's command codes in return for Rock's membership in the Alliance]].



[[folder:Lord Mantel]]

to:

[[folder:Lord Mantel]]Mantle]]



The stubborn and aggressive ruler of Planet Rock, Lord Mantel believes his people to be the dominant civilization of the Cluster, and harshly punishes anyone who contradicts this view. He strongly objects to the idea of forming an alliance with the other races, and even after the Beast Planet itself appears, Mantel is convinced that his quarriors and battle-moons are more than capable of repelling the invasion on their own.

to:

The stubborn and aggressive ruler of Planet Rock, Lord Mantel Mantle believes his people to be the dominant civilization of the Cluster, and harshly punishes anyone who contradicts this view. He strongly objects to the idea of forming an alliance with the other races, and even after the Beast Planet itself appears, Mantel Mantle is convinced that his quarriors and battle-moons are more than capable of repelling the invasion on their own.



* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: [[spoiler: When Blokk marches into his throne room with a horde of drones, Mantel challenges the Beast general to a duel without hesitation. [[SubvertedTrope He loses]].]]

to:

* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: [[spoiler: When Blokk marches into his throne room with a horde of drones, Mantel Mantle challenges the Beast general to a duel without hesitation. [[SubvertedTrope He loses]].]]



* FatalFlaw: His pride, naturally. Mantel is grossly overconfident in the ability of his own forces to fight the Beast, and outright refuses to cooperate with the other members of the Alliance unless he has no other choice.

to:

* FatalFlaw: His pride, naturally. Mantel Mantle is grossly overconfident in the ability of his own forces to fight the Beast, and outright refuses to cooperate with the other members of the Alliance unless he has no other choice.



* HeadInTheSandManagement: Lord Mantel seems determined to blithely ignore anything that contradicts his view of Planet Rock as the ultimate power in the system. Show him a video of the Beast Planet effortlessly shrugging off a much bigger WaveMotionGun than his battle-moons have? He insists that the moons can handle it, and therefore Planet Rock doesn't need the Alliance and can stand on its own.
* HeelRealization: [[spoiler: When he sees that his ill-conceived attack on the Beast Planet is not only ineffective, but allowed the enemy to counterattack his near-defenseless world, Mantel is convinced by Pyrus to recall the battle-moons and save the the people of Fire from almost-certain death. Later, when he loses his duel against Blokk, Mantel's final act is to destroy the data crystal containing the stolen Alliance command codes so the Beast can't exploit them.]]

to:

* HeadInTheSandManagement: Lord Mantel Mantle seems determined to blithely ignore anything that contradicts his view of Planet Rock as the ultimate power in the system. Show him a video of the Beast Planet effortlessly shrugging off a much bigger WaveMotionGun than his battle-moons have? He insists that the moons can handle it, and therefore Planet Rock doesn't need the Alliance and can stand on its own.
* HeelRealization: [[spoiler: When he sees that his ill-conceived attack on the Beast Planet is not only ineffective, but allowed the enemy to counterattack his near-defenseless world, Mantel Mantle is convinced by Pyrus to recall the battle-moons and save the the people of Fire from almost-certain death. Later, when he loses his duel against Blokk, Mantel's Mantle's final act is to destroy the data crystal containing the stolen Alliance command codes so the Beast can't exploit them.]]



* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler: After blackmailing the Alliance, Mantel's absurd hubris and overestimation of the battle-moons' ability to fight the Beast Planet leads to the invaders counterattacking his vulnerable world, resulting in his death at Blokk's hands.]]

to:

* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler: After blackmailing the Alliance, Mantel's Mantle's absurd hubris and overestimation of the battle-moons' ability to fight the Beast Planet leads to the invaders counterattacking his vulnerable world, resulting in his death at Blokk's hands.]]



* TyrantTakesTheHelm: [[spoiler: When Graveheart, Cryos and Femur go missing on the Prison Planet, Mantel seizes power by using the Alliance's stolen command-codes to paralyze their military forces during a critical battle; holding the entire Alliance hostage in return for undisputed leadership. When he gets what he wants, his first act is to send the battle-moons on a suicidal attack on the Beast Planet, ''with Pyrus' people still onboard''.]]
* WithUsOrAgainstUs: His motive for banishing Graveheart from Rock after the latter proposed the Alliance. In Mantel's eyes, Graveheart's insistence on cooperating with aliens amounted to treason.

to:

* TyrantTakesTheHelm: [[spoiler: When Graveheart, Cryos and Femur go missing on the Prison Planet, Mantel Mantle seizes power by using the Alliance's stolen command-codes to paralyze their military forces during a critical battle; holding the entire Alliance hostage in return for undisputed leadership. When he gets what he wants, his first act is to send the battle-moons on a suicidal attack on the Beast Planet, ''with Pyrus' people still onboard''.]]
* WithUsOrAgainstUs: His motive for banishing Graveheart from Rock after the latter proposed the Alliance. In Mantel's Mantle's eyes, Graveheart's insistence on cooperating with aliens amounted to treason.



The [[TheStoic stoic]] King of Ice, Cryos is an [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure intelligent, noble ruler]] who witnesses the first Beast attack alongside Graveheart. Immediately understanding the threat posed by the Beast Planet, Cryos is the first to pledge his support to the idea of an alliance, though he still has trouble putting up with the likes of [[{{Jerkass}} Mantel]] and [[DirtyCoward Femur]].

to:

The [[TheStoic stoic]] King of Ice, Cryos is an [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure intelligent, noble ruler]] who witnesses the first Beast attack alongside Graveheart. Immediately understanding the threat posed by the Beast Planet, Cryos is the first to pledge his support to the idea of an alliance, though he still has trouble putting up with the likes of [[{{Jerkass}} Mantel]] Mantle]] and [[DirtyCoward Femur]].



[[quoteright:250:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/250px-femur_5826.png]]




The cowardly ruler of Planet Bone, Femur is self-serving to a fault and always looking for ways to strengthen his position, often at the expense of his so-called 'allies'. However, his repeated backstabbing is mostly tolerated thanks to Bone's monopoly on the Cluster's food production. Often alternates between being [[TooDumbToLive suicidally]] [[WhatAnIdiot dumb]] and [[DumbassHasAPoint unexpectedly]] [[WisdomFromTheGutter wise]].
----
* AdiposeRex: He's fairly obese, and is often seen eating something. Somewhat justified in that Bone is the Cluster's primary producer of foodstuffs, so Femur's more than capable of indulging himself.
* CainAndAbel: [[spoiler: Femur's older brother, Sternum, attempted to have Femur executed [[GenreSavvy on the grounds that his scheming younger brother would try to take the throne]]. Unfortunately, Femur bribed the guards to escape and had Pelvis slip Sternum a drugged beverage, sending him off to the Prison Planet to be forgotten.]]
* CasanovaWannabe: He's lecherous towards almost every female member of the cast, and ''none'' of them return the favor.
* DirtyCoward: Very much so. He won't hesitate to run, beg for mercy, or sell out his companions if it means getting out of a tight spot.
* EasilyForgiven: He repeatedly undermines the Alliance, but is allowed to remain in the group because Planet Bone's food production is extremely important to the Cluster.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: In his first appearance alone, he tries to [[TooDumbToLive ally himself with Lamprey in return for protection]], before realizing exactly what the Beast are [[OmnicidalManiac actually planning]]. He then turns around and helps save the day, pretending to have been on the Alliance's side the whole time.
* InterspeciesRomance: He seems to be a ''very'' big fan of this, given how he unabashedly flirts with [[ActionGirl Jade]], [[RobotGirl Tekla]], and even [[HumanoidAbomination Lamprey]].
* MilesGloriosus: He has some tendencies towards this regard, especially early on.
-->'''Femur:'''"When that Lamprey dame and her little Beasties found themselves facing the unbeatable Bone Armada, what else could they do but turn tail and scram?"
* MilitaryCoup: Femur comes perilously close to this [[spoiler: after he orders his fleet to flee the battle of Remora]]. Turns out while the people of Bone encourage ChronicBackstabbingDisorder, outright cowardice is frowned upon, as Pelvis points out:
-->'''Pelvis:''' "They feel dishonored, your voluminousness... and you do know what ''that'' means."
-->'''Guard:''' *''Cracks his knuckles threateningly''*
* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: [[spoiler: At the battle of Remora, when it looks like the tables are turning in the Beast's favor after the battle-station reveals itself, Femur quickly orders his forces into a full retreat, leaving the Fire and Ice fleets in even greater jeopardy.]]



* IHaveNoMouth: His skull-hologram lacks a jaw. Fitting, since he's TheVoiceless.

to:

* IHaveNoMouth: NoMouth: His skull-hologram lacks a jaw. Fitting, since he's TheVoiceless.

Added: 8205

Changed: 335

Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None


* ActionGirl:

to:

* ActionGirl:ActionGirl: She's the de'facto leader of Rock's military, kicks just as much ass as the men, and doesn't take crap from ''anyone''.
* AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: In the final episode, [[spoiler: Jade takes the trial of leadership all aspirants to the throne of Rock undergo, and succeeds.]]



* TheCaptain: It's in her title.
* WindowsMatchTheDrapes

to:

* TheCaptain: It's in her title.
job.
* WindowsMatchTheDrapesWindowsMatchTheDrapes: Her eyes and 'hair' are both green.



[[quoteright:250:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/250px-lord_mantel_6143.png]]




->''"[[ProudWarriorRaceGuy I have the strongest planet! The strongest warriors! We will win, or we will die fighting!]]"''

The stubborn and aggressive ruler of Planet Rock, Lord Mantel believes his people to be the dominant civilization of the Cluster, and harshly punishes anyone who contradicts this view. He strongly objects to the idea of forming an alliance with the other races, and even after the Beast Planet itself appears, Mantel is convinced that his quarriors and battle-moons are more than capable of repelling the invasion on their own.
----
* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: [[spoiler: When Blokk marches into his throne room with a horde of drones, Mantel challenges the Beast general to a duel without hesitation. [[SubvertedTrope He loses]].]]
* [[DropTheHammer Drop The Mace]]: He wields a bladed cudgel in battle.
* FatalFlaw: His pride, naturally. Mantel is grossly overconfident in the ability of his own forces to fight the Beast, and outright refuses to cooperate with the other members of the Alliance unless he has no other choice.
* TheFriendNobodyLikes: ''No-one'' in the Alliance likes him, but they tolerate his insufferable pride because Planet Rock's battle-moons are the most formidable weapons in the Cluster, and are sorely needed in the war against the Beast Planet.
* GutturalGrowler: He sounds like he's gargling gravel when he speaks.
* HeadInTheSandManagement: Lord Mantel seems determined to blithely ignore anything that contradicts his view of Planet Rock as the ultimate power in the system. Show him a video of the Beast Planet effortlessly shrugging off a much bigger WaveMotionGun than his battle-moons have? He insists that the moons can handle it, and therefore Planet Rock doesn't need the Alliance and can stand on its own.
* HeelRealization: [[spoiler: When he sees that his ill-conceived attack on the Beast Planet is not only ineffective, but allowed the enemy to counterattack his near-defenseless world, Mantel is convinced by Pyrus to recall the battle-moons and save the the people of Fire from almost-certain death. Later, when he loses his duel against Blokk, Mantel's final act is to destroy the data crystal containing the stolen Alliance command codes so the Beast can't exploit them.]]
* {{Jerkass}}: He has NoSympathy for anyone outside his own people. When Tekla shows him a recording of Planet Water's failed attempt to stop the Beast Planet, he arrogantly dismisses the tragedy and claims his battle-moons are more than up for the task. He only joins the Alliance at the last minute because he figured he could muscle in and take control.
** [[spoiler: When he seizes control of the Alliance, he sends the battle-moons, which are still carrying the refugees of Fire, to attack the Beast Planet directly. If he hadn't eventually [[HeelRealization realized his folly]] and recalled the moons, this act probably would've led to the eradication of Pyrus' people.]]
* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler: After blackmailing the Alliance, Mantel's absurd hubris and overestimation of the battle-moons' ability to fight the Beast Planet leads to the invaders counterattacking his vulnerable world, resulting in his death at Blokk's hands.]]
* ProudWarriorRaceGuy: Extremely so.
* TyrantTakesTheHelm: [[spoiler: When Graveheart, Cryos and Femur go missing on the Prison Planet, Mantel seizes power by using the Alliance's stolen command-codes to paralyze their military forces during a critical battle; holding the entire Alliance hostage in return for undisputed leadership. When he gets what he wants, his first act is to send the battle-moons on a suicidal attack on the Beast Planet, ''with Pyrus' people still onboard''.]]
* WithUsOrAgainstUs: His motive for banishing Graveheart from Rock after the latter proposed the Alliance. In Mantel's eyes, Graveheart's insistence on cooperating with aliens amounted to treason.



[[quoteright:320:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_640px-cryos_9043.png]]




->''"[[JumpedAtTheCall You can count on Ice to be the first to stand by your side.]]"''

The [[TheStoic stoic]] King of Ice, Cryos is an [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure intelligent, noble ruler]] who witnesses the first Beast attack alongside Graveheart. Immediately understanding the threat posed by the Beast Planet, Cryos is the first to pledge his support to the idea of an alliance, though he still has trouble putting up with the likes of [[{{Jerkass}} Mantel]] and [[DirtyCoward Femur]].
----
* AbdicateTheThrone: Does this after becoming worried that his personal priorities (i.e. protecting Zera) are interfering with his duties as King of Ice. [[spoiler: His successor later abdicates in favor of returning the throne to Cryos.]]
* BritishStuffiness: He speaks in a suitably commanding [[BritishAccents RP accent]].
* DeadpanSnarker: Mostly when confronted with Femur's antics.
* FantasticRacism: He occasionally segues into this attitude early on, out of habit, but quickly gets better about it.
* JumpedAtTheCall: When the Beast first invade, he immediately offers to help Graveheart build the Alliance.
* TheLancer: To Graveheart and the FiveManBand.
* OverprotectiveDad: To Zera. Justified, since there ''is'' a war going on.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He's easily the most honorable and understanding of the Cluster's rulers, and is always willing to listen and lend his support whenever the need arises.
* RoyalsWhoActuallyDoSomething: He's not afraid to lead by example, and his first appearance involved commanding a SpiderTank assault on a crew of raiders attempting to mine frozen water from his planet.



* HeroKiller: [[spoiler: Towards the end of the series, he slays Lord Mantel in single combat.]]



* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: She has one with Tekla while possessing her body.

to:

* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: [[spoiler: She has one with Tekla while possessing her body.]]



* DemonicPossession: She hijacks Tekla's comatose body in order to infiltrate the Alliance and steal their secrets.
* DisintegratorRay: All ranged weapons employed by the Beast forces are this on some level, but Lamprey stands out for her DisintegratorRay being a technological sidearm rather than a part of her body.

to:

* DemonicPossession: She [[She hijacks Tekla's comatose unconscious body in order to infiltrate the Alliance and steal their secrets.
secrets. It backfires horribly, as Tekla ends up gleaning knowledge about the World Engines and the Beast Planet from Lamprey's mind.]]
* DisintegratorRay: All ranged weapons employed by the Beast forces are this on some level, this, but Lamprey stands out for her DisintegratorRay being a technological sidearm rather than a part of her body.


Added DiffLines:

[[quoteright:320:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_640px-tekla_2259.png]]


Added DiffLines:


->''"Promise me, man of stone: Complete my mission. Warn the planets of this system. Stop the Beast Planet."''

The SoleSurvivor of Planet Tek, and the previous star-system to fall prey to the Beast Planet, Tekla flees to the Cluster to warn its inhabitants about the impending invasion, but is injured and rendered comatose shortly after contacting Graveheart and King Cryos. She eventually recovers, and serves TheAlliance as their resident expert on the Beast. She's always accompanied by a small droid named Vox.
----
* ChromeChampion: Everything on her body that isn't purple circuitry is reflective chrome.
* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: [[spoiler: She has one with Lamprey for control of her body, and manages to come away with critical knowledge about the World Engines and the Beast Planet.]]
* DemonicPossession: [[spoiler: Her comatose body is briefly possessed by Lamprey in a gambit to infiltrate the budding Alliance and steal their secrets.]]
* FlingALightIntoTheFuture: She was sent away from her doomed world to the Beast Planet's next target in the hope of rallying the local civilizations to unite against the invaders.
* GadgeteerGenius: She reverse-engineers a Beast Drone genesis-matrix (the device that holds their antimatter forms together) and creates an antimatter-repellent personal shield generator that allows the wearer to resist the Beast creatures' TouchOfDeath.
** She's also able to hotwire World Engines to activate despite being damaged. [[spoiler: Sadly, Fire's engines aren't able to maintain maximum thrust...]]
* HarbingerOfImpendingDoom: When she crash-lands on Planet Ice, the first Beast Drones aren't far behind her.
* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: She probably should know better than to trust everything [[TokenEvilTeammate Femur]] says...
* MechanicalLifeform[=/=]RobotGirl: She and her species were a race of androids.
* SoleSurvivor[=/=]LastOfHerKind: Of her world, species and star system, which was destroyed by the Beast before they attacked the Cluster.
* WideEyedIdealist: She's often too naive for her own good, not always understanding the [[WeAreStrugglingTogether tense politics]] of the Cluster, and sometimes places trust in people who [[TokenEvilTeammate don't necessarily deserve it]].
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

* GorgeousGorgon: [[CasanovaWannabe Femur]] seems to think so.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None

Added DiffLines:

The cast of ''WesternAnimation/ShadowRaiders''.
----
[[foldercontrol]]
----

!Planet Rock

[[folder:Graveheart]]
[[quoteright:320:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_3640px-graveheart_3258.png]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/PaulDobson

->''"[[ImNotAHeroIm I'm no hero, I'm just a miner.]]"''

TheProtagonist; an ex-quarrior-turned-miner who finds himself thrust into a leadership role when [[OutsideContextVillain the Beast]] suddenly invades the system. In order to build an alliance to stand against the invaders, Graveheart needs to convince the four civilizations of the Cluster to set aside their bitter feuds and work together. [[WeAreStrugglingTogether It's not easy]].
----
* BadassBaritone
* BattleCouple: With Jade.
* BewareTheNiceOnes: Usually the compassionate and mild-mannered leader of the Alliance, but keep in mind that this is also the same man who [[spoiler: snapped like a twig and took out most of Fire's aerial fleet by himself after his brother was killed right in front of him]].
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: His first act in the series is to save the life of a miner caught in the path of a sonic cannon. When thanked, Graveheart [[ImNotAHeroIm deflects the praise]].
* ImNotAHeroIm: Even after effectively becoming the leader of TheAlliance, Graveheart's quick to remind everyone that he's "just a miner".
* TheHeart: He's the one who keeps the Alliance together, despite their rivalries and feuds, and almost everyone looks to him for leadership.
* HeartbrokenBadass: [[spoiler: He lost his younger brother during a raid on Fire, and [[MyGreatestFailure never forgave himself for it]].]]
* NeverAcceptedInHisHometown: Thanks to Lord Mantel exiling him from Rock. [[spoiler: Jade's first act as ruler is to publicly restore Graveheart's citizenship and rights.]]
* RousingSpeech: Gives one to the assembled Alliance forces before they depart to Remora.
-->''My friends, today is a day that will live in our mutual histories as one where we all stood together to do what was right. We are a force, forged of necessity, no longer separated by our differences but joined by our common goal: Survival. The Beast Planet must ''not'' win! We ''cannot'' allow it to destroy our freedom, our hope, our very lives. We few, we band of brothers, are all that now stand between life and obliteration. I, for one, choose life. ''What say the rest of you?'' ''
* SoleSurvivor: Of the mining crew sent to Ice shortly before the first Beast encounter.
* WorkingClassHero: He's [[CatchPhrase just a miner]], but nonetheless is an extremely capable leader.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: It's clearly some sort of crystal, but it counts.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Jade]]
[[quoteright:320:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_640px-jade_1196.png]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Enuka Okuma

->''"[[MyMasterRightOrWrong I'm only a soldier. I follow orders.]]"''

Captain of the Guard and Graveheart's childhood friend, Jade leads the quarriors on behalf of Lord Mantel, though quickly becomes an important member of TheAlliance.
----
* ActionGirl:
* BattleCouple: With Graveheart.
* TheCaptain: It's in her title.
* WindowsMatchTheDrapes
* IDidWhatIHadToDo: Her stance on [[spoiler: giving the Alliance military codes to Lord Mantel. The battle against Remora probably wouldn't have been possible without the help of Rock's battle-moons]].
* KnightInSourArmor: Buried underneath the cynicism and hair-trigger temper is a honorable woman who genuinely wants to protect people.
* {{Kuudere}}: Jade is a Type 2. Her 'dere' side comes out most frequently around Graveheart, but as the series progresses we see her gradually warming up to other Alliance members as well.
* MuggingTheMonster: When Jade is walking the streets of Fire, one of the inhabitants bumps into her and tries to shove her down while screaming that she should get off "his" planet. Jade, in turn, [[ActionGirl knocks him on his ass]] and explains that the only thing that is keeping her from killing him is Graveheart's hope for a planetary alliance.
* MyMasterRightOrWrong: She believes in loyalty to the ruler of Rock, despite the fact that the current ruler is a serious {{Jerkass}}.
* ToBeLawfulOrGood: She chooses to be Lawful [[spoiler: when she agrees to give Lord Mantel the Alliance military's command codes in return for Rock's membership in the Alliance]].
* [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You Gotta Have Green Hair]]: It's made of a crystalline material, like all Rock-dwellers.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Lord Mantel]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Blu Mankuma
[[/folder]]


!Planet Ice

[[folder:King Cryos]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MarkOliver
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Lady Zera]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Tegan Moss
[[/folder]]


!Planet Fire

[[folder:Prince Pyrus]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MattHill
[[/folder]]

[[folder:The Grand Vizier]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Jim Byrnes
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Captain Blaze]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/MichaelDobson
[[/folder]]


!Planet Bone

[[folder:Emperor Femur]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/GaryChalk
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Pelvis]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ScottMcNeil
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Sternum]]
->'''Voiced by:''' John Payne
[[/folder]]


!Planet Sand

[[folder:Zuma]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Ellen Kennedy
[[/folder]]

[[folder: Ramset]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Grahame Andrews
[[/folder]]

!The Beast

[[folder:The Beast Planet]]
[[quoteright:320:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_640px-beast_planet_9478.png]]

An immense, mechanical being that sustains itself through the aggressive consumption of smaller planetoids, the Beast Planet is able to create antimatter constructs of variable sentience to serve as minions and heralds. Virtually nothing is known about the planet or its origins, but it invades the Cluster with an almost single-minded desire to feed.
----
* BigBad: Of the entire series.
** BiggerBad: Season one focuses on the threat posed by its advance forces, and the Beast itself doesn't appear until immediately after its minions are thwarted.
* EldritchAbomination: A nigh-unstoppable cosmic horror large enough to devour [[PlanetEater entire worlds]] at a time.
* GeniusLoci: The Beast Planet is clearly sentient to some degree, though it leaves the talking to its generals.
* TheJuggernaut: ''Nothing'' can stop it or even damage it. Not the battle-moons' {{Wave Motion Gun}}s, not [[spoiler: a planet]] being rammed into it, or even [[spoiler: ''another'' planet rigged to [[EarthShatteringKaboom violently explode]] inside of it]]. [[spoiler: The best result comes from using the Prison Planet's teleporter to send it halfway across the galaxy, and that just forces it to change targets.]]
* PlanetEater: It devoured Tekla's entire home system, [[spoiler: as well as Fire, Jungle and Reptizar]], and has probably devoured hundreds of other worlds in the past.
* RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver: Like most of its technology, the Beast Planet's exterior is black, while the inside is lit up with bright red light.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Blokk]]
[[quoteright:320:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_640px-blokk_7968.png]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/ScottMcNeil

->''"[[AttackAttackAttack Attack, my drones! Show them no mercy!]]"''

Commander of the Beast Planet's military forces, Blokk is a brutish, bloodthirsty general who subscribes to the notion of overwhelming force in place of the complicated schemes put forward by Lamprey.
----
* TheAhnold[=/=]FunetikAksent: He's a serious offender in this regard.
* AttackAttackRetreatRetreat: In 'On The Rocks', Blokk's triumphant early assault on Planet Rock is hastily aborted when he realizes the battle-moons weren't as disabled as he thought they were.
** In 'Blaze Of Glory' he attacks Blaze's hijacked battle-moon with most of his fleet, only to call it off when he's nearly fried by the moon's WaveMotionGun.
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: He has a set of serrated blades attached to each forearm, and he puts them to good use.
* TheBrute: He's not as bright as his companions, and most of his strategies involve {{Zerg Rush}}ing the Alliance with superior numbers.
* CoDragons: He serves the Beast Planet alongside Lamprey and Voyd.
* TheHeavy: He gets a ''lot'' more screentime compared to the other Beast generals.
* HornedHumanoid
* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: In the final episode, Graveheart shoves one of Tekla's antimatter-repelling shield generators into his gut, which rips him apart from the inside-out.]]
* SkullForAHead: He has a holographic, skull-like face in his head like the other generals do. Blokk's hologram, however, tends to flicker and distort when he gets agitated, much to Lamprey's annoyance.
* TerribleTrio: With Lamprey and Voyd, in season one.
* YouHaveFailedMe: He was apparently on the receiving end of this from the Beast after his failure to protect Remora in season one, as well as his subsequent failures.
-->'''Blokk (to Graveheart):''' "For every loss I suffered at your hands, the Beast punished me terribly!"
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Lamprey]]
[[quoteright:320:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_1rsz_2lamprey_5600.jpg]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Tasha Simms

->''"I do so love it when a plan comes together!"''

A manipulative servant of the Beast Planet that specializes in sabotaging planetary governments and tricking them through false diplomacy. She often butts heads with Blokk, who commands their military forces and naturally prefers a more straightforward approach.
----
* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: She has one with Tekla while possessing her body.
* BladeBelowTheShoulder: The tendrils that form 'cuffs' on her wrists can be straightened for use as a set of these.
* CoDragons: She serves the Beast Planet alongside Blokk and Voyd.
* DemonicPossession: She hijacks Tekla's comatose body in order to infiltrate the Alliance and steal their secrets.
* DisintegratorRay: All ranged weapons employed by the Beast forces are this on some level, but Lamprey stands out for her DisintegratorRay being a technological sidearm rather than a part of her body.
* FogFeet: Her lower body ends in a mermaid-like tail, and she simply floats around as she moves.
* ManipulativeBitch: Her specialty.
* SkullForAHead: Like her fellow generals.
* TerribleTrio: With Blokk and Lamprey in the first season.
* WomenAreWiser: She's significantly more intelligent than Blokk, and overall prefers subtlety and planning.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Voyd]]
[[quoteright:231:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/rsz_462px-voyd_3138.png]]
The silent mediator between Lamprey's complicated schemes and Blokk's brute-force approach.
----
* CoDragons: He serves the Beast Planet alongside Blokk and Lamprey.
* IHaveNoMouth: His skull-hologram lacks a jaw. Fitting, since he's TheVoiceless.
* RedEyesTakeWarning
* SkullForAHead: Like his fellow generals, he has a holographic skull for a face.
* TerribleTrio: With Blokk and Lamprey in the first season.
* VillainTeleportation: He can absorb Blokk and Lamprey into himself, and then teleport all three of them.
* TheVoiceless: He never speaks, and communicates only through physical gestures.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: He's never seen again after the finale of season one.
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Beast Drones]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Remora]]
[[/folder]]


!Others

[[folder:Princess Tekla]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Donna Yamamoto
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Planet Jungle]]
[[/folder]]

[[folder:Jewelia]]
->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JanyseJaud
[[/folder]]

Top