However, when discovering Tekla and being ambushed by Beast Drones on Planet Ice during routine exporting, Graveheart realizes he must step into the leader seat and bring the worlds together to stop a common enemy.
Jade rarely shows her feelings, but what she has shown is a great dislike for Emperor Femur.
After Lord Mantel's death at Blokk's hands, Jade underwent a psychological test and became ruler of Planet Rock.
In exchange for lending the Battle Moons to the Alliance, he has Jade collect information on it and eventually got its command codes.
Regardless, he never hesitates to engage the minions of the Beast Planet in battle, and is a very capable tactician and a valuable asset to the Alliance.
The curious and childish daughter of King Cryos, Lady Zera is a dreamer and wishes she could go on adventures like her father.
When first approached about the Alliance, Pyrus enthusiastically joined, and was quick to realize the threat of the Beast Planet.
Prince Pyrus' royal counselor and surrogate father, the Vizier is a rough, untrusting old man.
When Pyrus realized the truth, he allowed the faux Vizer to fall into an ocean of null energy, destroying the planet.
The Vizier has several similarities to Captain Ahab from Moby Dick and his last words "For my planet's sake, I spit my last breath at thee".
The captain of the Igneous Knights and of Pyrus's personal guard he is loyal in equal amounts to the heart of fire and to his prince.
He is seen several times and at one stage he commands a battle moon to attack the beast planet so as to "go out in a blaze of glory", he also takes the bone emperor Femur along with him.
He is voiced by Michael Dobson Planet Bone is known for is earth and rich soil and is mostly made up of swamps.
The Emperor of Planet Bone, Femur is a short, fat, obnoxious reptilian creature who is constantly scheming of new ways to benefit himself.
Rather than risk his brother making an attempt on his life and being the next in line for the throne, Sternum ordered Femur to be executed.
Femur then bribed the guards to release him, and had Pelvus drug Sternum, thus securing the throne in typical Bone fashion.
Based on Tekla's appearance, the people of the planet would’ve been made of metal, or chrome, making them look robotic.
The sole survivor and princess of Planet Tek, she was found by Graveheart and Cryos, who vowed to help her in any way they could.
In "Night on the town" Tekla describes Voxx as an "Action Computer" when Jade refers to it as a toy.
One of the Beast Generals sent to conquer any planets they could get their hands on, Blokk was a firm believer in the brute force method.
He gets carried away quite easily, and is definitely not as intelligent as Lamprey - if he had his way, he would launch an all-out assault on the Alliance and wipe them out with his Beast Drones.
Blokk meets his end at Graveheart's hands when a forcefield generator is shoved into his body, disintegrating him from within.
One of the Beast Generals sent to conquer any planets they could get their hands on, Lamprey is much more level-headed than Blokk, often bickering with him on the best way to proceed.
The plan failed, but Lamprey continued to taunt the group, until the destruction of Remora sent her and Blokk back to the Beast Planet for punishment.
In Lamprey's last appearance in the series, she makes another attempt on Tekla's life, but is instead engaged in combat with Jade.
Being significantly larger than Blokk and Lamprey, Voyd is assumed to be much more powerful than both of them, and is the one being besides the Beast Planet they both fear.
The fact that Lamprey is female, Blokk is male and Voyd is of indeterminate gender may be seen as significant in their positions and in the way they prefer to work.
The mindless infantry of the Beast Planet's forces, consisting of null matter condensed around a crescent-shaped containment unit.
They can be killed instantly by destroying their containment units, but make up for it through sheer numbers and deadly null-matter blasters on their left arms.
The apparent leader of the Sun people, a small humanoid who moves about in an imposing suit of gold armor.