Dr stone "rewrite that tale AU"
Characters cast part. 2: the doomed for the plot characters(until Senku appeared).
The original protagonist of the story and the "sun" of the prophecy. She is the daughter of Chief Kokuyo, who kept her secluded her entire life to evade her destiny.However, thanks to her friend Chrome and the theories in the alchemist's notes, she resolves to confront the cause of petrification and free the world from the stone curse.
She is very strong but not very intelligent, which is why she complements Gen.
At a certain point in the story, it is revealed that both she and her people come from the Star People, beings who initially tried to prevent the plague but arrived too late.
Her end before the work was closed was to die disappearing along with Gen, her spirit becoming a sleeping star.
She encounters Senku when she's first attacked by Shishiou the Beast; although she notices something strange with him, she takes him to Chrome, thinking that crazy but intelligent people can understand each other better.When she realized that although she was less skilled than Chrome, she was more intelligent, she swore eternal loyalty to him and agreed to study his abilities in exchange for helping them save her sister.
She loves learning from humans with the same strange feeling as Senku; even having a very close confidant relationship with Tsukasa.
A deuteragonist initially introduced as a false antagonist, Gen was presented as the "moon" pretending to be a selfish con artist; however, he turns out to be a kind-hearted individual seeking help to free his friend, who had been imprisoned by Shishiou the Beast's army, in exchange for joining his plan.
Physically weak but possessing exceptional intelligence and manipulation skills, he complements his counterpart, Kohaku, well.At a certain point, it is revealed that he is a prince whose real name is "Gentle Snyder-Windfield," the son of the final antagonists who wanted to capture him to prevent him from fulfilling his destiny.
His end before the work was closed was to die disappearing along with Kohaku, his spirit becoming a dead moon.
He immediately notices something strange about him, even concluding that he's not from that world; but he'll keep quiet about it in exchange for him giving him something from his world that might impress him,as a little fun to surprise him.
...ending up falling in love wasn't part of the deal.
Initially introduced as a secondary character, she eventually becomes the tritagonist. She begins by appearing as a pixie with poor eyesight and a weak sense of direction, but a strong will to help, who joined Kohaku during her confinement at the beginning of the book.
However, she is ultimately revealed as "the star" and the sole survivor of the plague's victory.
She has a playful, proactive personality and is capable of convincing anyone to help her.
Her ending is left open after she grows up and absorbs all the knowledge of her friends to try once again to stop the stone plague.
Suika practically comes under Senku's care, who, although he doesn't say it directly, tries to do all the useful things she needs (including glasses for her helmet).
Chrome is a self-taught alchemist and sorcerer, the only one capable of deciphering the notes of "The Alchemist." He initially finds himself imprisoned alongside Kohaku because one of his experiments to cure Kohaku's sister (Ruri, who dies due to Kohaku's stubbornness) went wrong.
While as impulsive as Kohaku, he is a genius at finding solutions to his problems.
At a certain point, it is revealed that he is son of Shamil, the previous sun, and Connie, a star traveler who died giving birth to him; Therefore, he proudly bears her surname; who was in love with Ruri and became silent for a while after her death and that he signed his inventions "for Ruri".
His end comes when he is shot by King Snyder and petrified by the plague.
Initially, he was wary of Senku, fearing he'd lose his position as the group's alchemist and brains, but when he saw how much he could learn from him, and vice versa, he grew fond of them both. However, he still doesn't understand why he's the only one who can read the alchemist's runes.
The first non-human member of the team who isn't the embodiment of the stars, and Gen's loyal friend and guardian; he is a Synphæne (a creature that can transform into both versions of a Greek mermaid) and the reason Gen asks for his help in exchange for his assistance with Kohaku's plan. Despite his initially unsettling appearance, being a skilled marksman and warrior, he has a very weak heart, which prevents him from intentionally killing or causing harm; furthermore, he is so gentle that many immediately forget his appearance.
It is revealed at certain points that he was raised in captivity; before being enslaved, he was rescued and cared for by Captain Nakhoda until he was able to fly and helped Gen escape from home .In addition to their constant joke about rejecting fabrics or clothes if they don't specify that they are friendship fabrics; because for the Synphænes it's this way of proposing marriage.
He dies before the final arc, helping the others escape to fearlands, but is impaled by thousands of spikes of petrified blood; which, incidentally, burns them upon contact with blood, especially for their species.(considered the most gruesome death in the Saga)
He eventually learns the whole situation because of his keen sense of hearing; but if Senku can ensure that no one dies, he will gladly help.
He has mixed feelings about Ryusui because upon seeing the Perseus and realizing that Nakhodah is no longer the captain, he immediately thought Ryusui had killed him and taken his place. However, he doesn't know how to handle romantic feelings once he no longer perceives him as a threat.
The older brother and one of the two guards tasked with preventing Kohaku's escape, out of shame for his failure and grief over Ruri's death, joined her journey as a combatant.
He meets his end at the hands of the sphinx Kirisame, who infects him with the Stone Plague.
Thanks to Senku's intervention, it is revealed that he has poor eyesight, joins Kohaku of his own free will and not out of guilt, and ironically ends up falling in love with the sphinx.
The younger brother and one of the two guards tasked to prevent Kohakus's scapes; and responsible for them due to his laziness when it comes to work. He joins her, dragged along by Kinro to compensate for his failure in Ruri's death; joining as a combatant.
He meets his death sacrificing himself to stop the magician Ibara,who had an artifact that spread the Stone plague in favor.
Thanks to Senku's intervention, he not only survives but also encounters a guard from another time whom he believes to be his master, and incidentally shows great improvements in his personality.
An old craftsman who knew the legends longer than anyone else in Ishigako Village; among them, the belief that the best thing to do was to let fate take its course without interference. He helped Kohaku escape, and even recognized Gen as "the moon," offering him room and board in exchange for assistance with his projects. Chrome dragged him along on his journey both because he was skilled at helping and because, being at the end of his life, he deserved to see the world.
He dies on the way to the final arc from a wound caused by King Snyder, no longer alive when the stone plague spread.
Senku is trying to prolong his life as much as possible; but the old man is so active that he often doesn't help himself.
Heir to the Ishigako clan's throne, a priestess and fortune teller, she dies in the first arc, revealing to Kohaku that she could never see her future because only she could write it.
The attempt to save her and the failure to do so is the first major arc of the story, and her death carries tremendous weight throughout the rest of the narrative (among them the complete breakdown of the relationship between Kokuyo and Kohaku).
Thanks to Senku's intervention, she not only survives but also provides valuable information to those from outside that world. Among other things, she explains why so many souls transmigrated to that world.
Second, another non-human member that is not human team who isn't the embodiment of the stars,and a unvoluntary antagonist and sphinx controlled by Ibara and Moz in the Treasure Land arc, she was the last of the original cast to join. Initially, she joined to atone for the guilt of indirectly killing Kinro and to serve the sun, the reason for her creation and existence. At first, she was resented, but she quickly became completely trusted, demonstrating unwavering morals and character.
She dies in the final arc, destroyed amidst the king Snyder's warriors, fighting them to buy time for Kohaku and Gen; being wounded by silver metal bathed in blood; material that harms her by poisoning her.
With Senku's intervention, she joins earlier and of her own volition, and it seems she developed feelings for Kinro; since he gave her cloth without clarifying if it was cloth of friendship (which caused doubt as to whether all intelligent beasts shared traditions or if it was just a coincidence between sphinxes and Synphænes)
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