Dolph Laserhawk is the tough, rebellious, cybernetically enhanced protagonist of Captain Laserhawk: A Blood Dragon Remix, portrayed as a former soldier turned outlaw in a dystopian future ruled by the authoritarian Eden corporation. He’s a tan skinned human disguised cyborg with a muscular build and cybernetic enhancements, including powerful mechanical arms, and typically wears a futuristic, militaristic outfit. Dolph is sarcastic, stubborn, fiercely independent, and quick-tempered, often hiding his vulnerability behind a tough exterior. Despite his violent past and tendency to break rules, he has a strong sense of loyalty and justice, especially toward people he cares about. His relationship with Alex Taylor is one of the most important parts of his story, and his struggle with love, betrayal, freedom, identity, and distrust of authority drives much of his character arc.

Alex Taylor is a slender, pale-skinned man with long dark hair, usually styled back, and sharp facial features. He wears a sleek futuristic black-and-red outfit with a high-tech, militaristic look, giving him an elegant but intimidating appearance. His overall design mixes punk, cyberpunk, and villainous flair, fitting his confident and theatrical personality.

Sarah Fisher is a slender, athletic woman with dark hair, typically dressed in a practical futuristic outfit suited for combat and missions. She’s calm, intelligent, determined, and fiercely independent, often acting as a grounded and strategic member of the group. Sarah can be blunt and serious, but she genuinely cares about her allies and isn’t afraid to stand up against authority when she believes something is wrong.

Rayman is a short, floating humanoid with a large blond tuft of hair, a purple hoodie-like shirt, white gloves, and red sneakers, giving him his recognizable Rayman look. Before being fired, he’s presented as cheerful, charismatic, confident, and surprisingly influential, serving as one of Eden’s public-facing figures. Beneath his friendly persona, though, he’s increasingly cynical and uncomfortable with Eden’s authoritarian control, especially as he realizes the darker reality behind the system. This is before his rebellion when he gets fired.

Jade is a slender, athletic woman with dark hair and a punk-inspired, futuristic outfit, giving her a confident and rebellious look. She’s tough, sarcastic, independent, and resourceful, with a strong survival instinct and little patience for authority. Despite her guarded attitude, Jade is loyal to her friends and willing to take serious risks to protect the people she cares about.

Bullfrog is a green anthropomorphic frog with a compact, athletic build, dressed in a black-and-red futuristic assassin outfit and equipped with his signature blades. He’s calm, disciplined, polite, and surprisingly philosophical, often serving as the level-headed contrast to Dolph’s hot temper. Despite being a highly skilled killer, Bullfrog has a strong moral code, values friendship and loyalty, and genuinely wants to do what he believes is right. He will occasionally say something in French.

Pey’j is a large, muscular anthropomorphic pig-like character with a rugged appearance, usually wearing practical, battle-ready clothing. He’s gruff, intimidating, and tough on the outside, but underneath he’s caring, loyal, and protective of his allies. Pey’j has a strong sense of family and is willing to put himself in danger for the people he considers his friends. He ends up confessing His feelings to Jade on a later mission.

Niji Six Red is a stylish, red-themed anthropomorphic character with a sleek futuristic appearance and a bold, intimidating presence. He’s confident, aggressive, competitive, and highly loyal to Eden, functioning as one of its dangerous enforcers. His flashy design and attitude make him feel like a cocky cyberpunk action hero turned corporate weapon. He hates Laserhawk with a passion and constantly makes fun of him on live tv.

Rayman — now calling himself Ramon after the rebellion — looks noticeably more rugged and worn-down, with a messy appearance that reflects how far he’s fallen from his polished Eden celebrity persona. He becomes cynical, bitter, sarcastic, and disillusioned, turning to drinking while struggling with guilt over his role in Eden’s regime. Despite his downward spiral, there’s still a kind-hearted and rebellious side underneath, and Ramon ultimately wants to make things right.