Juvenile Phoenixes

[The Architect]

Hime

AKA: Lilianne

Height: 5.5 feet
Mass: Not Available

Running Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Flame of Life: Hime possesses the Flame of Life, which has the ability to grant half-immortality to the dead. Any creature instilled with the Flame will heal nearly any injury within a matter of seconds. Even if decapitated, they will recover if the head is reattached quickly. Soldiers of the Flame must have their Flame replenished every few days, otherwise its effect will run out and they will die.
- Weapons: Hime is highly skilled in the use of handheld weaponry, both proper ones like swords and improvised ones like chainsaws.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Princess Resurrection (Entire Series, 2007)

Human Kills: None
Fight Record: Wins: 16, Losses: 0, Ties: 1

Home World: Earth
Origin: Royal Kingdom
Type: Supernatural

History: The daughter of the King of the Monsters, Hime arrived in Sasanaki Town to live in the mansion at the top of the hill. Forced to stop because the wheel of the cart carrying her huge load of belongings broke, she didn’t see the crane carrying several steel support beams directly above her. At that same moment, the hook holding the beams snapped. Seeing what was happening, a young boy named Hiro rushed in and shoved her out of the way at the cost of his own life.

That evening, Hime snuck into the morgue of the local hospital where Hiro’s corpse was being kept. She instilled his body with her Flame of Life and returned to her mansion. Not long after, a werewolf which was a former servant of Hime’s, appeared on the mansion grounds and sent his wolf underlings to attack her. After easily disposing of the wolves, the Monster Princess likewise dispatched the werewolf with her rapier.

From that point on, Hime lived in the mansion, with Hiro as her incompetent soldier and Hiro’s sister, Sawawa, working as the maid. Even though the princess had no interest in the throne, she was still forced to fend off all manner of creatures that came after her, be they sent by one of her siblings as assassins or doing it for their own purposes.

[The Architect]

Sherwood

Height: 3 feet
Mass: Not Available

Running Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Flame of Life: Sherwood possesses the Flame of Life, which has the ability to grant half-immortality to the dead. Any creature instilled with the Flame will heal nearly any injury within a matter of seconds. Even if decapitated, they will recover if the head is reattached quickly. Soldiers of the Flame must have their Flame replenished every few days, otherwise its effect will run out and they will die.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Princess Resurrection: Princess Alliance (2007)
Other Appearances: Princess Resurrection (Throughout Rest of Series, 2007)

Human Kills: None
Fight Record: Not Available

Home World: Earth
Origin: Royal Kingdom
Type: Supernatural

History: Hime’s younger sister, Sherwood came to Sasanaki Town offering to form an alliance with Hime in order to better protect themselves from their other siblings. When Hime refused, Sherwood left. As she did, however, she had her robotic maid Francesca plant a Triffid seed in the yard outside the mansion.

After defeating the plant monster and then setting it upon Sherwood to get even, Hime agreed to the alliance. Sherwood and Francesca moved into another mansion in town shortly after. Both she and her sister made good on their alliance numerous times, coming to the aid of each other whenever needed.

[The Architect]

Emile

Height: 6 feet
Mass: Not Available

Running Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Stun Blast: Emile can emit a shockwave-like blast of psychic energy from his eyes which can knock opponents out cold even when he’s going easy on them. Its unknown how destructive these blasts can be if he gets serious about inflicting harm.
- Flame of Life: Emile possesses the Flame of Life, which has the ability to grant half-immortality to the dead. Any creature instilled with the Flame will heal nearly any injury within a matter of seconds. Even if decapitated, they will recover if the head is reattached quickly. Soldiers of the Flame must have their Flame replenished every few days, otherwise its effect will run out and they will die.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Princess Resurrection: Princess Ocean (2007)
Other Appearances: Princess Resurrection: Princess Duel (2007), Princess Resurrection: Princess Delinquent (2007)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: None

Home World: Earth
Origin: Royal Kingdom
Type: Supernatural

History: One of Hime’s older brothers, Emile took the young mermaid girl to be his servant after she died warning Keziah about some falling debris on the ghost ship. He then turned to his sister and said that he would allow her to escape this time, for the sake of the mermaid. With that, he left with Keziah, the mermaid, and Flanders.

[The Architect]

Zeverin

Height: 6 feet
Mass: Not Available

Running Speed: Moderate

Powers:
- Hand Gun: Zeverin has a gun concealed within his robotic left hand.
- Flame of Life: Zeverin possesses the Flame of Life, which has the ability to grant half-immortality to the dead. Any creature instilled with the Flame will heal nearly any injury within a matter of seconds. Even if decapitated, they will recover if the head is reattached quickly. Soldiers of the Flame must have their Flame replenished every few days, otherwise its effect will run out and they will die.

Weaknesses: None

First Appearance: Princess Resurrection: Princess Zombie (2007)
Other Appearances: Princess Resurrection: Princess Duel (2007)

Human Kills: Not Available
Fight Record: Wins: 0, Losses: 1, Ties: 0

Home World: Earth
Origin: Royal Kingdom
Type: Supernatural

History: One of Hime’s older brothers, Zeverin was the primary cause of all the trouble the princess encountered. When releasing zombies on a town failed to kill her, he turned it around and accused her of unleashing them. Because the use of zombies was strictly forbidden, Hime was summoned to trial in the Royal Kingdom. The manipulative Zeverin intended to use his and his sister’s statuses as children of the king and future immortals to tamper with the case, but Hime suggested the matter be settled with a duel to the death.

The duel was set to take place atop an ancient aqueduct, with the siblings’ androids primed to explode when their master was killed. Hime and Zeverin clashed with their swords, but the princess was at a disadvantage. With feelings of revenge overwhelming her, she lost her greatest weapon: her ability to remain calm. She was soon disarmed and helpless, with Zeverin about to finish her off, when Hiro called out to her. With her composure regained, she quickly turned the tables on her brother, stabbing him through the chest with his own sword. As Zeverin fell back, dying, his android Franz self-destructed, destroying them both in a huge explosion.