Sex: Female Age: 23 Birthday: 24 August Height: 160cm Opera is the girlfriend to Ernest. Opera is very skilled with artillery, particularily guns. Opera is a strong willed woman, who has lost track of her passionate boyfriend on Expel, and is currently trying to find him again, at any cost.
Introduced as Shuurei's other servant at the palace. She was adopted by Taiho Sa after he saw her collapsed in front of his house due to the war eight years ago. She looks up to him a lot and was even willing to poison Shuurei and then sacrifice her life for him by drinking poison. After his death, she was sent to Taiho Sa's wife so she could live there. She traveled back to the capital with Ensei later in order to deliver information about the situation in Sa Province. (Source: Wikipedia)
Lin is introduced in the first chapter as a young orphaned girl who resides in the village where Ken and Bat are jailed. While working as jailer, Ken befriends Lin, helps her recover her voice by pushing a power point, and later rescues her from Zeed gang. Lin follows Ken after he leaves her village, but she ends up being captured by the Golan commandos (Club's gang in the TV series), only to be rescued once again by Ken and from then, she accompanies Ken on his journey alongside Bat. In the latter half of the series, Lin grows into womanhood and becomes leader of the Hokuto Army with Bat. At this point, she learns that she is the estranged twin sister of the Heavenly Empress Lui.
Sophia Esteed is a childhood friend of Fayt Leingod. She is a 17 year old Earthling. Sophia was born on the orbital colony Moonbase and then moved to Earth. She is a fairly odd girl, at least for the era Star Ocean 3 takes place in, for she enjoys cooking, cleaning, and basic things traditionally considered "feminine". Because she is such close friends with Fayt and his parents, as well as her parents and Fayt's parents working together, she is considered a member of the family and refers to Fayt's father and mother as "Uncle Robert" and "Aunty Ryoko". (Source: Wikipedia)
Fayt Leingod is the main character of Star Ocean 3. He is a seemingly-normal college student from Earth. His father, Robert Leingod, is a famous authority on symbological genetics, a highly controversial scientific field, and does much of his work on the orbital colony of Moonbase. Fayt is somewhat lazy when it comes to his college work and takes every opportunity during his vacation to Hyda IV, a famous resort planet, to ignore that work. He does this mostly by playing games, specifically, combat simulation holographic games. (Source: Wikipedia)
Albel Nox is an Elicoorian swordsman from the kingdom of Airyglyph and The captain of the Black Brigade, one of the three military forces of the Kingdom of Airglyph. He is known as Albel the Wicked, Albel is easily identified by the gauntlet on his left arm. He is an excellent combatant specializing in the katana, a special kind of sword, and in one-on-one combat he is said to possess skills comparable to Duke Vox, the captain of the Dragon Brigade. During Albel's Ascension of the Flame ceremony, which occurred when he was fifteen years old, he failed to take his place among the knights of the Dragon Brigade when he was unable to release his own individual feelings and commune with the spirit of the air dragon. He should have died for his hubris as the dragons breathed their fury upon him, but his father Glou Nox shielded him with his own body and bore the brunt of the flames, saving his life. Lord Glou Nox, Albel's father, was good friends with Count Woltar, the third leader of Airyglyph's military, and Count Woltar came to look after the young and mischievous Albel. Albel's left arm was severely burned as a result of his failed attempt to make a partnership with a dragon. His father's death has led Albel to self-loathing, as he thinks that he did not deserve to be saved as he had failed. It has been hypothesized that because of a fear that someone will sacrifice themselves to save him again, he keeps others at arm's length, so that he (and they) won't get hurt again. Regardless, Albel is socially inept; he speaks little, and that which he says is often derogatory or threatening in nature, and he often refers to others as "maggots," "worms," and "fools."