Part 1: Raised a PrinceMass Genocide: Out of fear of a Hebrew rebellion, Pharaoh Seti I orders the infanticide of all newborn Hebrew boys. The Basket on the Nile: To save her newborn son, Yocheved places him in a woven basket and sends him drifting down the Nile River. Adopted by Royalty: The baby is safely pulled from the water by Queen Tuya, who names him Moses and raises him alongside her son, Rameses. Carefree Youth: Growing up, Moses and Rameses are inseparable best friends, constantly getting into trouble and racing chariots through the city. ๐ Part 2: The Secret RevealedA Chance Encounter: Moses runs into a rebellious Midianite woman, Tzipporah, and helps her escape the palace. Meeting the Siblings: Following her into the Hebrew slums, Moses crosses paths with his biological siblings, Miriam and Aaron. The Identity Crisis: Miriam sings a lullaby from his infancy, triggering traumatic memories and forcing Moses to face the dark truth about his heritage and Seti's crimes. Flight from Egypt: Stricken with guilt, Moses accidentally kills an Egyptian overseer who is whipping a slave and flees into the desert.
Appearance: Tall, tan skin, dark hair, and brown eyes. He wears fine Egyptian linen as a prince and later a simple desert tunic with a rough cloak as a shepherd. Identity: Adopted Egyptian prince who discovers he is actually a Hebrew slave. He becomes the chosen leader of God to free the Israelites. Personality: Confident and playful in his youth, he becomes deeply troubled, remorseful, and reluctant when he learns his true heritage. He transforms into a brave, humble, and resolute prophet.
Appearance: Sharp, expressive dark eyes, long dark hair, and a resilient posture. She wears simple, earthy-toned Hebrew garments. Identity: Moses and Aaron's older sister. She is a faithful prophetess among the slaves. Personality: Unshakable, hopeful, and bold. She never forgets her true identity and firmly believes Moses will return to save them.
Appearance: Lean build, dark hair cut in an Egyptian style, intense dark eyes, and royal gold jewelry. He wears elaborate pharaoh headdresses and linen robes. Identity: Prince of Egypt who becomes the Pharaoh and Moses's adoptive brother. Personality: Eager for his father's approval and defensive in his youth. He grows cold, proud, stubborn, and hardened by grief and power, ultimately trapped by his own pride.
Appearance: Warm brown skin, gentle eyes, and dark hair wrapped in a simple Hebrew head covering. She wears plain, worn-out linen clothing. Identity: Biological mother of Moses, Miriam, and Aaron. Personality: Deeply loving, fiercely protective, and courageous. She risks her life to save baby Moses in the river basket.
Appearance: Softer facial features, dark hair, and a hesitant demeanor. He wears a simple worker's tunic. Identity: Moses and Aaron's older brother. He works as a reluctant Hebrew slave and later assists Moses. Twenty years old Personality: Cautious and fearful. He initially fears change and prefers to keep his head down to avoid trouble, but supports his brother later.
Appearance: Rich tan skin, striking dark eyes, and long dark hair adorned with beads. She wears a desert-style nomadic dress. Identity: Daughter of Jethro. she fiercely rejects being treated as property and successfully escapes the royal court. Personality: Feisty, independent, sharp-witted, and strong-minded. She initially rejects Moses but grows to respect him.
Appearance: Wise old face, smiling dark eyes, a neat gray beard, and traditional Midianite robes. Identity: High Priest of the Midianites, a jovial and warm tribal leader. and Zipporah's father. Personality: Warm, joyful, welcoming, and deeply wise. He teaches Moses about faith and helps him find peace and purpose.
Appearance: Older, heavy-set or stern Egyptian men with shaved heads and ceremonial high-priest garments. Identity: The chief Egyptian high priests and spiritual advisors to Seti and Ramses. Personality: Arrogant, traditional, cruel, and dismissive of the Hebrew slaves, pushing for harsh power over mercy.
Seti is drawn as a tall, physically commanding older man with sharp, severe facial features that project absolute power. Royal Attire: He wears traditional pharaonic linen robes, heavy gold collars, and the iconic royal headdress or crown, emphasizing his divine status. Pragmatic Cruelty: He views the Hebrew slaves not as human beings, but as tools for building an empire, famously justifying the infanticide of Hebrew babies by stating that "sacrifices must be made" for the greater good of the state.
Styled after traditional ancient Egyptian art, her character design is flawless, refined, and regal. Attire: She wears classic Egyptian royal garments, ornate gold jewelry, and a traditional royal headpiece that accentuates her status as queen. Expression: Her face almost always exudes a calm, gentle, and ethereal dignity. She deeply cares for both her biological son, Rameses, and her adopted son, Moses, treating them with equal warmth. Compassionate Peacekeeper: Unlike Seti's harsher political views, Tuya is gentle and acts as a quiet mediator in the royal household.
The Palace Encounter
The presentation: Rameses' high priests present Zipporah bound in ropes as a prize. Everyone in the palace is there
The defiance: Zipporah fiercely talks back to the brothers, stating she shows a prince of Egypt "none" of the respect he deserves.
The scuffle: Moses steps in, grabbing the rope to control her, but she pulls back hard. Moses purposely lets go of the rope, causing Zipporah to fall backward into a decorative pool. While the crowd laughs
Release Date 2026.07.21 / Last Updated 2026.08.04