Characters & Cast
22 entries in the The Lunar Chronicles compendium.
Scarlet BenoitA farmer's granddaughter who teams up with a street fighter to find her missing grandmotheCinderA cyborg mechanic discovers she is the lost Lunar princess.WolfA genetically altered Lunar warrior whose loyalties are tested by his old pack.Captain ThorneA court-martialed former cadet who steals a spaceship and escapes prison with Cinder.PeonyA gentle stepsister whose illness sets Cinder on a path of discovery.Scarlet DraperA scarred mechanic who is far more than the girl behind the garage counter.Dr. Erzulie PlacideThe steady hands and gentle voice that gave a broken girl a second chance.ThorneA werewolf prince whose unbreakable loyalty and raw strength carve a path through the LunaThe Lunar QueenThe cold light of the moon casts the longest shadow over the stars.The FairiesWings, magic, and a world that keeps trying to file them under 'other.'PeiA quiet, kind soul in the steam of New Shanghai who sees Cinder as more than a cyborg.PersephoneA daughter of the Underworld, hollowed by a curse she never chose and a feeling she can noThe WerewolvesWhere the forest breathes, the pack howls — no crown commands the wild.Iker ChenA name that, as of this writing, I cannot confirm belongs to the Lunar Chronicles cast.MotherA mother's love, sharpened into a blade for the Queen of the Moon.TancredA steady hand on the wrench and a steadier heart in a world that looks away.The Lunar GeneralThe iron fist behind the Lunar throne, General Chang commands an empire's entire war machiThe Lunar SoldierFaceless, disciplined, and loyal to the Moon—Lunar Soldiers are the Empire's silent, steelThe Lunar CaptainHalf-machine, half-moon, wholly unstoppable—the Captain who binds two worlds together.RikoA young cyborg finding family in the neon shadows of New Shanghai.The Lunar GuardArmored in duty, bound to the Moon, the iron will of the Lunar throne made flesh.Dr. NathanielIn a city of queens and machines, someone still has to set the bones.
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